Robbi, Tobbi und das Fliewatüüt

When Tobbi invented his "Fliewatüüt," he would never have dreamed that he would get to try it out so quickly. But one night, it stands ready at the door, secretly built by the robot student Robbi, who wants to use it to pass his exam. Tobbi can hardly believe his luck, as Robbi also asks for his help with exam tasks. And so, the two adventurers start the motors in the middle of the night and take off with the Fliewatüüt. The Fliewatüüt carries them across the sea and into the eternal ice, on land, water, and in the air.

A spectacular journey of two unequal but very large friends! The children's book classic from 1972 by the Sylt author Boy Lornsen playfully conveys to children the joy of inventing. The story talks about what humans can achieve and about optimism. It encourages critical reflection on technology, especially today, in times when technology comprehensively shapes our lives.