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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Janosch (a.k.a. Horst Eckert) is a German writer and illustrator, who became famous for his children's books (the little bear and little tiger stories, for example). While his work includes a few novels for adults, it is a certain waterfowl with a tiger's stripes [dead link] that has become iconic and is intrinsically tied to his name. One shouldn't remind the creator of it, though. |
