A picture book, a book full of verses, for laughter and discovery, for young and old, an educational book, in short: a book that you dive into and never want to come out of! Harald Larisch introduces the professions of craftsmen: glaziers, chimney sweeps, electricians, well builders, carpenters, and many more. Each bustling illustration showcases numerous small details that illustrate how something is created; short texts explain the professions so that adults can quickly respond when children ask too insistently. In speech bubbles reminiscent of comics, the characters aptly comment on their actions: there’s talk of the rough apprentice at the carpenter's, the consequences of frequent drilling (not just in the nose) are explained, and one learns that even a carpenter can go down the wrong path. Or one finds out why the blacksmith should have several irons in the fire.