Jürg Schubiger is a Swiss writer known for his works for children and youth, as well as poetry and prose for adults. He gained international recognition for his fairy tales and stories, which combine deep philosophical thought with simple and understandable language. In his books, Schubiger often addresses the themes of childhood, imagination, human relationships, and the search for the meaning of life.
One of his most famous works is "When the world was still young" (Als der Welt noch jung war), for which he received numerous literary awards. His work is characterized by warmth, lyricism and the ability to touch on universal themes, which makes the books interesting for both children and adults.
