(Lemniscaat, 2005, 213 pagina's)

Thirteen-year-old Rits – actually Maurits – doesn’t have it easy. His father is off travelling with his new girlfriend and his mother is so distraught that she’s ended up in an institution. Rits is staying with his Uncle Corry, who spends his days drinking beer and reading angling magazines. Rits does his very best to introduce a little structure into his uncle’s life, but that’s no simple task.

(Lemniscaat, 2009, 222 pagina's)

‘I’m the result of a mercy shag.’ These are the words of fourteen-year-old Kiek, whose mother has told her she was conceived in a broom cupboard. Her father is some bass guitarist or other – she’s prepared to say that much at least, but she won’t reveal any more about him than that. And so Kiek sets out on her own investigation.

(Lemniscaat, 2014, 236 pagina's)

When 11-year-old Gijs discovers that his tough classmate Dietie has lured him into a secret animal liberation organisa­tion, he feels that his life finally has meaning. If someone reads his diary in a hundred years’ time, they’ll surely think, “Stuttering stars and stoats, what an amaaaazing life!”