Der kleine Häwelmann

Der kleine Häwelmann (Little Havelman) is a German fairy tale written by Theodor Storm in 1849. In 1956, an eponymous film based on the fairy tale was released. Häwelmann is Low German and refers to a small child who demands excessive attention.

This article is about the German fairy tale. For the film, see Der kleine Häwelmann (film).
Edition from the Diogenes-Verlag

Literature
  • Theodor Storm (text); Yann Wehrling (illustriation): Der kleine Häwelmann. Elatus Verlag, Kaltenkirchen 1996, ISBN 978-3-931985-06-6
  • Theodor Storm (text); Else Wenz-Viëtor (illustriation): Der kleine Häwelmann. Lappan Verlag, Oldenburg 2004, ISBN 978-3-8303-1087-7.
  • Monika Osberghaus: Schau mal! 50 beste Bilderbücher. dtv, München 2006, ISBN 978-3-423-62237-0.
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