Margaret Klare

Margaret Klare (born October 5, 1932 in Essen ) is a German writer .

Life

Margaret Klare studied German and Romance languages at the universities of Essen , Bonn and Nancy . 1973 doctorate it to the University of Bonn with a thesis on Thomas Mann Doctor of Philosophy. She worked as a high school teacher and was temporarily based in Bad Honnef and Sankt Augustin . Today she lives in Essen.

Margaret Klare is a member of the Association of German Writers . She received u. a. The following awards: 1988 the Peter-Härtling-Preis , 1991 the Dr.-Theobald-Simon-Preis of the GEDOK Bonn, 1993 the Jan-Procházka-Preis for youth literature and 1995 the " Kalbacher Rattlesnake ".

Studies on Thomas Mann's "Doctor Faustus" . Bonn 1973.
Harry Hamster and the missing nuts . Freiburg im Breisgau [u. a.] 1987 (together with Elisabeth Zink-Pingel).
Harry Hamster and the Mouse Child . Freiburg im Breisgau [u. a.] 1988 (together with Elisabeth Zink-Pingel).
A lot happened last night . Weinheim 1989.
There's blood in the shoe . Bonn 1991.
The rainbow mountain . Recklinghausen 1991.
Anne or What happens when the unbelievable happens . Aarau [u. a.] 1992.
Petronella ... a penguin child . Bad Zwesten 1992.
The donkey . Hamburg 1993 (together with Julia Wittkamp).
Hello, this is Felix! . Recklinghausen 1994.
Dear aunt Vesna . Weinheim 1994.
Teddy Felix . Hamburg 1994 (together with Hede Büscher).
Inki and Lukas . Hamburg 1995 (together with Julia Wittkamp).
Joke . Wuppertal 2002 (together with Claudia Schmid).
The sheep is wrapped in wool . Wuppertal 2003 (together with Claudia Schmid).
Swap words . Wuppertal 2004 (together with Juliane Steinbach).
Peace . Wuppertal 2008 (together with Juliana Steinbach).