(Querido, 2011, 165 pagina's)

Evert loves mermaids, Barbies and his sister’s dresses. As a preschooler, he hated his penis, and he dreams of having a smooth body, like the girls he knows. Evert wants to be a girl like that himself. But his parents send him to football and forbid him to grow his hair.

(Querido Kind, 2013, 167 pagina's)

Anna Woltz writes small adventures that are deceptively straightforward in their tone. What makes her such a good children’s writer is that she understands that children want first and foremost to read an exciting adventure story, but at the same time her characters – and her readers – also learn a great deal about themselves and about life.

(Querido Kind, 2014, 216 pagina's)

Tension and psychology are perfectly balanced in this cinematic young-adult novel. Emilia, a 14-year-old Dutch girl, flies to New York all on her own when it comes out that her father, who also happens to be her school headmaster, has been sending inappropriate text messages to a 17-year-old female student.

(Querido, 2015, 166 pagina's)

Stacks of books have been written about divorce, but rarely as originally as in Plaster. In sparkling dialogue and a tone that is light-hearted yet sharp, Anna Woltz speaks through her character, a quirky twelve-year-old girl, about divorcing parents, broken hearts, a wounded family and hoping against hope.

(Querido Kind, 2016, 192 pagina's)

After a first disastrous day at school, during which she’s completely humiliated, Parker discovers that her dog, Alaska, is living with the biggest bully in her class. Her family had to let Alaska go because of her brother’s allergy. Parker can’t stand the thought that her beloved Alaska is now an assistance dog for the horrible Sven, who su ers from epileptic fits. So she decides one night to kidnap the dog. Her plan does not go well, and she ends up talking to Sven.

(Querido, 2019, 32 pagina's)

Fabeltje the dog doesn’t think much of the new baby in the house. But then a fairy-tale adventure makes the pup realize that Benjamin is more than ‘a toy’.

(Querido Kind, 2021, 231 pagina's)

In striking images and evocative language, Anna Woltz writes from a young person’s perspective to tell an exciting and empathetic wartime story that is set in London during the Blitz – with the London Underground as a backdrop, a plot that is driven by the urge for freedom and independence, and friendship, love and courage as universal themes.