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Who is the author of the book "Maomao"?

Mitchell End was born in 1929 in Bagria, Germany, the picturesque town of Garmischbottenkirchen. Edgar End is a famous German surrealist painter. Mitchell End Growing up in a culturally rich family, he was very smart since he was a child. After World War II, the young Ander studied at the Otto Falcokenberg School of Acting. He excelled academically in school and became active on the drama stage in the South as soon as he graduated. However, his real interest lies in the creation of fantasy literature. Soon, he bid farewell to the stage and immigrated to Munich to engage in professional creation. His famous work "Jenny Button and Lucas the Train Driver" won the Deutsche Juvenile Book Award in 1961. In 1971, he moved to Italy and lived in the Albany mountains south of Rome, where he stayed for 14 years. During this period, the world-famous works "Maomao" and "Never Ending Stories" were published one after another, making him the best fantasy literature writer in Germany and having a profound influence in Europe and even the world. There is a famous saying by Mitchell End that very accurately summarizes the theme and style of all his works. He once said: People who forget their inner world also forget the value of their own existence. The inner world is a supplement to the outer world. We must discover it and improve it. If we do not often make the inner journey to find this value, then we have truly lost the path. Mitchell End's works are like a bird that travels through the distance between the fantasy world and the real world. Rational thinking is his head, the tense and tortuous plot is it, humor is his skeleton, and whimsy is his With his wings, everyone who is immersed in his works will involuntarily want to fly into a realm where things and I are forgotten. This great master of fantasy literature passed away in Stuttgart in 1995. Today there is no "Mitchell End Memorial Hall" in the Munich International Youth Library. Readers around the world will never forget this immortal mind-broadener and tireless dream seeker.