One of the kids in Room 3B is breaking the rules--and this time, it's not Horrible Harry! There is a sub in Room 3B for the day, and all she cares about is following the rules. So when Harry gets caught playing with the origami pig Song Lee has made for her grandmother, the strict teacher puts the pig straight into the June Box--a "jail" where toys are held captive until the end of the school year. Desperate to rescue her pig, Song Lee does something unthinkable. And both she and Harry end up facing the consequences.
Nearly every kid in Room 3B is trying to get picked for the South School Safety Patrol Squad-- especially Harry. Harry wants a star badge just like his grandpa's, so he works extra hard to be the perfect student: hanging up his jacket neatly, organizing the crayons in rainbow order, and-- his favorite part-- cleaning up sticky noodles off the floor after lunch. But Doug thinks someone is taking the power of Safety Patrol too far, maybe even using it to cheat at the Spring Book Fair Raffle! This is Harry' s chance to stop the horrible bully and prove that he deserves a special star. Can he do it?
In Room 2B, Horrible Harry is best at thinking up yukky ideas. He loves to play with slugs, spiders, and all sorts of other icky stuff. But sometimes even Harry's most horrible plans turn out to be good. Horrible Harry and the rest of the South School gang are busy in four lively new adventures. Help Harry try to figure out who his mysterious Secret Pal is. Sing along with his group as they put on a Deadly Skit. Go with him on a secret spiderweb mission. And, finally, let Harry show you how to make a whole bowlful of his specialty: green slime. The time spent in Room 2B is never dull with Horrible Harry around!
Suzy Kline's Horrible Harry series instantly became a favorite of beginning readers across the country. Filled with good-natured teachers and curious students, these books have introduced us to an unforgettable second grader and have created a school we all wish we could attend.
The school year is almost over, and the students at South School are wild. Those who misbehave are sent to the Suspension Room. There, a big, hairy guy with a bulky bag full of heavy things guards them all day. What does he do to them, and what's in his bag? Horrible Harry's curiosity is growing. He is determined to see what happens in the Suspension Room-even if it means going there himself. But going to the Suspension Room means Harry has to get into trouble first. How much is he willing to risk? Young readers love each of Horrible Harry's adventures. This series is perfect for reluctant readers, too. Filled with equal measures of suspense and fun, Horrible Harry and the Dungeon will soon have you laughing out loud. Johnny Heller's narration is as spirited as Harry and his friends.
The school year is ending, and Song Lee has invited Harry and some other classmates to an amusement park for a party. Everyone is looking forward to the rides: canoeing down the waterfall on Kasploosh Mountain, enjoying the 60s music and cars on Main Street, and floating through the Haunted House. But when Sydney starts talking about the newest ride, the Drop of Doom, Harry turn pale. It is an elevator that falls 13 floors! Harry usually loves horrible things. Why isn't he excited about the Drop of Doom? Suzy Kline's Horrible Harry books are a hit with children who are beginning to enjoy chapter books on their own. With Johnny Heller's spirited narration, each is a delight-filled with fun, good humor, and squishy, squirmy things. Other Horrible Harry books available from Recorded Books include Horrible Harry in Room 2B , Horrible Harry and the Ant Invasion, and Horrible Harry and the Dungeon.
Beginning chapter book readers cherish Suzy Kline for her beloved-and unfailingly humorous-Horrible Harry books. In Harry's latest romp, a mailbox is donated to Room 3B so the curious tykes can learn how the mail is delivered. But when a little sneak thief starts using the box to pilfer bookmarks, Harry sets out to find the culprit.
In the 34th Horrible Harry book, Mary's plans for a perfect birthday party go horribly wrong. Can her friends save the day? Mary has every part of her ninth birthday party planned: she and her friends will take the train to the park to see an outdoor concert and play. But when the train gets delayed, her perfect day turns into a disaster! Fortunately, Doug, Harry, and the rest of the gang are there to throw Mary a surprise birthday parade, and everyone learns that sometimes even when things don't go the way you planned, you can still have a good time.
In the thirty-fifth Horrible Harry book, Doug has a horrible problem: head lice! When Doug discovers head lice in his hair, he's grossed out and embarrassed. Some of his classmates make fun of him for being dirty. Fortunately, with the help of good friends and the kind school nurse, Doug gets over his embarrassment, kills the bugs, and gets an award-winning science fair project out of the experience! Author bio: Suzy Kline has written thirty-four previous Horrible Harry books. She is also the author of numerous popular children's books, including the Orp books and the Herbie Jones series. She taught elementary school for twenty-seven years and now does scores of school visits in addition to her writing. She lives in West Willington, Connecticut.
For Harry, his second grade classroom, Room 2B, is the best place in the world. His teacher, Miss Mackle, is setting up an ant farm. And Harry is sure he will be chosen to take care of the creepy, crawly critters. After all, no one loves horrible things, like ants, more than Harry. When Horrible Harry and his classmates send ants climbing up the stairs of the school, no one is shocked. Find out why, and join Harry in three more adventures (including one with a deadly fish tank) in this lively audio production. The Horrible Harry series receives praise from teachers and librarians across the country. They know how irresistible the combination of squirmy things and a curious second grader is to young readers. Noted for his spirited readings of children's books, narrator Johnny Heller underscores young Harry's wonderful imagination and humor in his performance.
National Book Award winner M.T. Anderson takes the wheel of this thrilling chapter in the race for survival.
The journey through the rift becomes even rockier as the survivors are forced to take to the water, crossing a vast deepwater basin on improvised boats.
To make it, Molly and the others must work together, but a rift of a different kind is forming among the survivors. If they aren't careful, it could eat them alive.
New York Times bestselling author and National Book Award winner M.T. Anderson (Feed) helms this heart-pounding voyage in the epic survival series begun by Scott Westerfeld (Uglies).
Bonus: Play the action-packed HORIZON game for free on your browser, tablet, or phone. Each book in the series unlocks exclusive rewards. Do you have what it
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Eines Tages beschließt Hutzelmann Hörbe das Marmeladeneinkochen sein zu lassen und stattdessen auf Wanderschaft zu gehen. Auf der Suche nach Abwechslung und Abenteuer macht er sich mit etwas Proviant auf den Weg. Viele Gefahren muss er auf seiner Reise meistern und gewinnt dabei Zwottel mit dem Zottelpelz als Freund. Können die beiden es mit dem gefährlichen Plampatsch aufnehmen?
Autorenlesung mit Otfried Preußler ab ca. 6 Jahren, Gesamtspieldauer: ca. 62 Min.
Auch die Langsamen können einmal ganz schnell sein! Unter diesem Motto geht es beim Familienspiel-Klassiker 'Hase und Igel' an den Start. Denn wie schon die alte Fabel vom Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und dem Igel zeigt, führt blindes Drauflosrennen nicht zwangsläufig zum Sieg. Clever sein, lautet stattdessen die Devise!
