

Our message: "A short story with deep meaning and a touching song start their journey around the world to bring people together."

Was Published In Several Languages. It Falls Somewhere Between Hermann Hesse And Antoine De Saint-Exupéry And Is Characterised By Love, Nostalgy, Wisdom And Fantasy. It Is The Story Of A Character, Who Experiences, On His Way Looking For His Beloved, Letting Go, Kindness and Trust Which Will In The End Triumph Over His Own Selfishness And Personal Greed. It Is A Short Story With Deep Meaning Which Can Be Understood By Both Adults And Children. It Is A Call To Feel.
Now Available In 9 Different Languages:
German, English, French, Italian, Japanese,
Norwegian, Romansh (CH), Spanish And
Swedish.
The Purple Butterfly
A best-selling
Book by
Werner Wirth

Author/Writer
Werner Wirth
was born on 22 February 1962 in Zurich, Switzerland. He is married and lives in Zurich.
His main occupation is a police officer. He is an author, writer and artist but,
first and foremost, a life artist, as he emphasises.
This friendly native of Zurich is hardly known as a writer in his country. He won his first prize at the tender age of 9 in a school competition. When he was 13, he wrote his first children's novel, later followed by various poems and anecdotes.

Illustration

Annika Sylte
was born on 22 February 1971 in Trondheim, Norway.
She is married, a mother of 3 children and lives in Sweden.She is a teacher for children with learning difficulties as well as a freelance illustrator and an artist.
This very talented and versatile illustrator mixes various techniques in a unique way.
Quote: "Illustrating feels like being a channel for messages coming from the universe. I need to draw to breathe.."
The book - all languages
prominent voices
Franz Hohler
Writer, cabaret artist and
song writer
Quote from a personal letter from Franz Hohler to the writer:

"..there is nothing standing in the way of a publication.."
"It's good, go ahead."
Linard Bardill
Song writer,
author and
storyteller
Quote from a personal email from Linard Bardill to the writer:

"..for a Romansh edition I recommend Casa Editura Rumantscha.."
"Yes, do it. Good luck."