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Hanneke Tanneke


Illustraties voor het boek Sprookjes van Deirdre

Daar ga je dan. De nieuwe avonturen tegemoet. Soms een rugzak is alles wat je nodig hebt om grote beslissingen te nemen. De rest mag achterblijven. Het toverstokje natuurlijk wel mee. En die heksenhoed die jij zo mooi hebt versierd, ook. Dan komt het helemaal goed.

Wil je weten waar het sprookje "Hanneke Tanneke toverheks" over gaat? Lees het in het boek van Dimphy Timmers. Het boek is in beperkte oplage voorlopig uitsluitend op Ameland te verkrijgen. 

Op vrijdag 14 juni om 15.30 is er een inleiding door Ameland Vertel! tijdens de Driedaagse Expositie in het Stalhuus. Ook zijn de originele schilderijtjes voor de illustraties daar het hele weekend te zien. De boeken zijn dan ook aanwezig. 

De bundel Sprookjes van Deirdre is te koop in de boekwinkel Enjoy Books, het museum Sorgdrager, in de Herberg de Zwaan en in Onder de Vuurtoren.

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