German writer James Krüss (born 1926) is the author of many books for children of all ages. He won the German Prize for contributions to children’s literature in 1960 and 1964; he also received the International Gold Medal of H. C. Andersen twice (1963, 1968). “Tim Taler, or the Sold Laughter” is a fantastic tale full of action and adventure—smart and a little sad—whose hero makes a deal with Mr. Trech (read: backwards), no less risky than Dr. Faust’s bargain with Mephistopheles.