Pure family chaos – children's audiobooks by Marc-Uwe Kling! Read by the author himself. This edition features four staged readings with quirky sounds and music by Boris Löbsack – of course, read by the author himself!

The day Grandma broke the internet: Without the internet, nothing is the same as before: Max can't play on his phone, Luisa can't listen to music, and Grandpa can't watch TV anymore. Even Mom and Dad come home really early because they can't work. No one knows what to do without the internet. But it still turns out to be a pretty great day. Even though the internet is broken! Maybe even because of it?

The day Grandpa put the kettle on the stove: Grandma and Grandpa are back. To babysit. The kids actually know who is supposed to look after whom. Still, they leave Grandpa alone in the kitchen. He promptly gets into trouble. Afterwards, Grandpa is afraid of being scolded, but as quickly becomes clear, everyone has done something silly at some point. Even Mom and Dad.

The day Dad wanted to have a delicate conversation: Mom and Dad need a romantic weekend. Tiffany finds this strange; she's never needed anything like that. Neither has Max. However, their sister Luisa is already 17 and wants to spend a romantic weekend with her boyfriend Justin as well. That's why Dad wants to have a delicate conversation.

The day Tiffany rocked the water out of the bathtub: Mom, Luisa, and Grandma want to relax and have a wellness day with a sauna and so on. Tiffany doesn't want to join. Sitting with strange, naked people in a cramped space without talking is not exactly what she would call fun. So Tiffany stays home with Dad, Max, and Grandpa. Dad actually wants to relax too, but then he gets wet feet. Whether it's the momentum or Angela Merkel to blame, what the clever washing machine thinks about it, and why the bathroom ends up suspiciously clean.