Wer hat nicht schon mal das wohl bekannteste Buch des berühmten bayerischen Volksdichters gelesen? Sich über die Streiche des kleinen Ludwig mit Erziehern, Lehrer u. ä. gefreut? Herrliche Geschichten für Kinder und Große - mit einem der bekanntesten Interpreten Ludwig Thomas: Willi Rösner.
Jeder kennt die Märchensammlung von Ludwig Bechstein. Zuerst hört man sie, wenn man sie als Kind vorgelesen bekommt. Dann liest man sie selbst. Und schließlich liest man sie den eigenen Kindern wieder vor. Dieses Hörbuch will diese Tradition nicht brechen, sondern helfen, das Hören in Situationen zu ermöglichen, in denen nicht vorgelesen werden kann.
01. Das winzige, winzige Männlein
02. Hirsedieb
03. Die drei Federn
04. Aschenbrödel
05. Siebenschön
06. Vom Hänschen und Gretchen, die in die roten Beeren gingen
07. Der Hase und der Fuchs
08. Das Rotkäppchen
09. Der beherzte Flötenspieler
10. Der kleine Däumling
11. Das Märchen vom Mann im Monde
12. Der Müller und die Nixe
13. Der Schwarze Graf
14. Die sieben Raben
15. Der Zauberwettkampf
Sven Görtz wird am 13. November 1967 im Westerwald geboren. Er studierte Philosophie, Anglistik und Germanistik in Gießen. Neben seiner Arbeit als Sprecher und Regisseur ist er als Sänger, Komponist und Autor tätig.
Im Mittelpunkt dieser packenden Geschichte steht die zwölfjährige Lucy, die bei ihren Großeltern aufwächst. Ihr Leben ist seit ihrer frühesten Kindheit von einem Geheimnis umgeben. Dieses zu lüften ist Lucys fester Entschluss. Warum weiß sie zwar, wie ihre Mutter starb, aber nicht, was mit ihrem Vater ist? Warum wollen ihre Großeltern lieber nicht mit ihr darüber reden?
Eager to try a summer sport, Lucy and her friends meet at the soccer field for their first game of three-on-three! Thanks to Coach Nick, Lucy and the rest of Team Blue learn a few basic skills as they prepare to face Team Red.
This is the third book in the Lucy Tries Sports series, designed to encourage children to get active and participate in sports. In Lucy Tries Soccer, Lucy discovers how much fun it is to play on a team and learns why soccer is the world's most popular game. For more information or to find out what Lucy will try next, visit www.lucytriessports.comt.
After trying the sliding sport of luge, Lucy is back for another speedy adventure-this time, she laces up her skates and tries short track speed skating. It's not as easy as it looks. When you skate really fast around tight turns, you just might crash! But with her friends at her side, Lucy skims across the ice in a thrilling race to the finish.
Lucy Tries Short Track is the second book in the Lucy Tries Sports series, designed to encourage children to get active and participate in sports. For more information or to find out what Lucy will try next, visit www.lucytriessports.com.
Lucy has a new luge sled, but she isn't sure about this unique sliding sport. You have to lie on your back and steer with your legs? The luge track's twists and turns look pretty scary too. But with her parents' support and a bit of courage, Lucy jumps on her sled for a speedy adventure!
Lucy Tries Luge is the first book in the Lucy Tries Sports series, which aims to promote physical literacy and encourage young readers to get involved in sports. Research shows that developing fundamental movement and sport skills at a young age benefits kids for their entire lives, promoting an active and healthy lifestyle. Lisa Bowes developed her stories around the HIGH FIVE principles of healthy child development needed for quality programs, including the support of a caring adult, the opportunity to participate, to play, to make friends and to master skills.
Lucy and her family are skating on an outdoor rink when she sees a game of hockey going?on. It looks like fun, but maybe too challenging. Supported by her parents, Lucy enrolls in an introductory-hockey clinic, and thanks to an encouraging instructor, she and her friends learn basic hockey skills, have fun on the ice and decide to add hockey to their list of favorite sports!
The Lucy Tries Sports series encourages children to get active and participate in sports and recreation. To find out what Lucy will try next, visit www.lucytriessports.com.
Also available in French (9781459820036).
Lucy and friends are out on the playground when they spot Ava playing basketball with her cousin Jermaine, a professional player. Jermaine calls the kids over for a lesson on the fundamentals of the game and how to play three-on-three When the kids finish, Jermaine invites them to watch him play in a pro game. Lucy, Ava and friends cheer on Jermaine and his teammates, keeping an eye out on the real court for the skills they learned at the playground.
Lucy Tries Basketball is the fifth title in the Lucy Tries Sports series, following books about hockey, soccer, short track and luge. The series encourages children to get active and participate in sports and recreation.
Also available in French as Lucy joue au basketball.
I'm Lucy Rose and here's the thing about me: I am eight and according to my grandfather I have the kind of life that is called eventful, which means NOT boring. According to my mom and my grandmother I'm what they call a handful. And according to my dad I am one smart cookie. I say I am one girl who is feeling not-so-sure about things on account of my parents got a separation. Plus my mom and I just moved to Washington, D.C. Plus I haven't met any friends yet but I do know someone who is not one and that is Adam Melon, who I call Melonhead. Here's another thing about me: most of the time I am plain hilarious. First-time author Katy Kelly introduces us to an original thinker who's got a lot on her mind and she's ready to share (minus the boring parts, of course). Lucy Rose is an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind girl with spark, spunk, and one great pair of cowgirl boots! (No kidding!) From the Hardcover edition.
I'm Lucy Rose, and here's the thing about this summer: I am big on fun and big on plans. I am desperate to make a lanyard keychain, and Jonique is feeling the same about potholders. Plus I have to get rid of 78 or more squirrels that are climbing all over Madam and Pop's apricot tree and taking bites out of the puny fruits and flinging them to the ground which is maddening to Madam who wants to make them into jam. The apricots, not the squirrels. Plus I have to figure out what to do about the absolute pest who is named Ashley and is making Parks & Rec not so much fun. And even though I don't want to think about it, I need to come up with a way to stop my parents' separation from turning into a divorce.
Here is the thing about that: All these things are an extremely lot to get done in one summer.
Lucy Rose is back with big plans and big fun in an all-new book about-who else? Her!
Lucy’s mum is always busy, going to this meeting and that, leaving Lucy alone in their old house with one strict rule: NO MAGIC.
Lucy doesn’t mean to conjure the giant green slug. She only wanted a friendly kitten to keep her company.
Now, with the help of a talking spellbook and a grumpy cat called Thomas, she must race to get rid of the slug before it eats the prized cabbage garden of the witch next door — and before her mum gets home.
A lively, entertaining story for young readers.
SHORTLISTED FOR 2019 SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUSTRALIA BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS.
About the author:
Phoebe McArthur lives in a run-down, yet cosy cottage in the middle of nowhere.
She’s not at all lonely thanks to her four cats, three chooks, two guinea pigs and her extensive library.
If she’s not tipping cats off her lap as she writes stories, she’s cooking all sorts of yummy food, such as scones with extra cream and homemade blackberry jam, or doing art at the table near the window, which has the best view of her garden.
Lucy Newton, Little Witch is her first book.
