Les frères Grimm, Jacob et Wilhelm, sont des conteurs allemands, célèbres pour leurs ' contes de fées '. Voici réunis leurs 71 contes pour enfants les plus célèbres, notamment : L'Apprenti meunier et la petite chatte - La Belle Catrinelle et Pif-Paf le Lutin - La Betterave - Blanche Neige - La Bonne bouillie - Les Bottes en cuir de buffle - Bout de paille, braise et haricot - Cendrillon - Chat et souris associés - Chat et souris emménagent - Le Clou - Le Conte du genévrier - Les Créatures de Dieu et les bêtes du Diable - Dame Trude, la sorcière - La Demoiselle de Brake - Les Deux frères - Le Diable et sa grand-mère - Les Douze frères - Les Enfants Couleur d'Or - L'Envie de voyager - L'Épi de blé - L'Esprit dans la bouteille - La Fiancée du petit lapin - La Fille du Roi et la grenouille - Frérot et soeurette - La Gardeuse d'oies - Hansel et Gretel - Histoire de celui qui s'en alla apprendre la peur, La Huppe et le butor - L'Intelligente fille du paysan - Jean-le-Fidèle - Jorinde et Joringe - La Lampe bleue - Le Loup et les sept chevreaux - Les Lutins - La Maisonnée - La Mariée blanche et la mariée noire - Les Miettes sur la table - La Mort marraine - Les Musiciens de Brême - La Nixe ou la Dame des Eaux - L'Oie d'or - La Paille et la poutre du coq - Le Pêcheur et sa femme - Le Petit Chaperon rouge - Le Petit pou et la petite puce - Le Petit vieux rajeuni par le feu - La Petite table, l'âne et le bâton - La Princesse de pierre - La Princesse Méline - Le Puits enchanté - Raiponce - Le Renard et le chat - Rumpelstiltskin - Les Sept corbeaux - Le Serpent blanc - Les Six frères cygnes - Du Souriceau, de l'oiselet et de la saucisse - Le Sou volé - Tom Pouce - Les Trois cheveux d'or du Diable - Les Trois enfants gâtés de la fortune - Les Trois fileuses - Les Trois paresseux - Les Trois plumes - Le Vaillant petit tailleur - La Vieille dans la forêt - La Vieille mendiante - Le renard et le cheval - Le Vieux grand-père et son petit-fils - Le Vieux Sultan.
Songs to make learning French fun and easy! Sing along and learn letter sounds, common greetings, family roles, days of the week, numbers 1-10, colors, foods, animals, and weather terminology in both French and English.
Track List:
1. The Alphabet Song (French)
2. Numbers To Twenty (French)
3. Learning Colors (French)
4. The Days Of The Week (French)
5. Name The Animals (French)
6. The Hello Song (French)
7. Let's Eat! (French)
8. My Family Is Special (French)
9. Five Day Weather Forecast (French)
Runtime: 32:17:00
Weil die Bukowski-Geschwister im Hallenbad ein Kleinkind vorm Ertrinken gerettet haben, sind sie ein paar Tage lang berühmt. Doch toller als der Ruhm ist die Karte fürs Freibad, die sie für ihre Heldentat bekommen: Freier Eintritt in einen langen Sommer, der für alle ein besonderer wird! Alf ist zehn, seine Gedanken kreisen um den Schulwechsel nach den Ferien, die schöne Tochter des Bademeisters und sein selbstgestecktes Ziel: der Sprung vom Zehnmeterturm. Seine 8-jährige Schwester Katinka, rotzig und unerschrocken, schwärmt für Paris, lernt auf der Wiese Französisch und trainiert
für 20 Bahnen Kraul am Stück. Robbie, der Jüngste und Augenstern der Familie, ist anders als andere Kinder,
er redet kaum und träumt viel. Er soll endlich richtig schwiimmen lernen, finden Alf und Katinka.
Wie der Sommer im Schwimmbad die Bukowski-Kinder wachsen lässt, wie sie - nicht nur im Schwimmbecken
- kühn an ihre Grenzen gehen und tollkühn über diese hinaus, erzählt Will Gmehling mit Humor und viel Gefühl. Und immer durchweht seine Geschichte dieser beglückende Duft von Wasser auf heißen Steinen, Chlor und Pommes mit Mayo ...
An 'Freibad' knüpft 'Das Elser-Eck' und 'Nächste Runde' an, die im Juni/juli auch im derDiwan Hörbuchverlag erscheinen, alle sind unabhängig voneinander hörbar.
Kinder ab 10 Jahren. BUCH-Auszeichnungen:
Nominierung IBBY Honor List 2022
Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis 2020
LUCHS des Monats, DIE ZEIT und Radio Bremen
'Die besten 7 Bücher für junge Leser', Deutschlandfunk Empfehlungsliste Katholischer Jugendbuchpreis 2020 Hörbuchauszeichnung: hr2-Hörbuchbestenliste Juli 2022
Award-winning master of scary stories Chris Priestley returns with a spine-tingling collection of ghostly tales to chill you to the bone …
Award-winning master of scary stories Chris Priestley returns with a spine-tingling collection of ghostly tales to chill you to the bone …
When Maya and her classmates are asked to write a creepy story with a winter theme, they come up with some brilliant ideas. Rising floodwaters uncover long-buried bodies and ghostly children take to the ice on a frozen canal. But as each of the stories is read out in class, Maya grows more and more uncomfortable. She features in each of her friends’ creepy tales and they start to feel a little too real. Finally, when a mysterious new girl stands up to read the last story of the day, the light outside dims and it starts to snow. The classroom starts to freeze but everyone is trapped. Can Maya stop the story before the nightmare comes true?
Debut author Amina Luqman-Dawson pens a lyrical, accessible historical middle-grade novel about two enslaved children's escape from a plantation and the many ways they find freedom.
Under the cover of night, twelve-year-old Homer flees Southerland Plantation with his little sister Ada, unwillingly leaving their beloved mother behind. Much as he adores her and fears for her life, Homer knows there's no turning back, not with the overseer on their trail. Through tangled vines, secret doorways, and over a sky bridge, the two find a secret community called Freewater, deep in the swamp.
In this society created by formerly enslaved people and some freeborn children, Homer finds new friends, almost forgetting where he came from. But when he learns of a threat that could destroy Freewater, he crafts a plan to find his mother and help his new home.
Deeply inspiring and loosely based on the history of maroon communities in the South, this is a striking tale of survival, adventure, friendship, and courage.
Slavery officially ended in 1865 with the Thirteenth Amendment. But this did not mean that hard times were over. All of a sudden there were over 400,000 freed slaves who needed jobs and homes. Despite the fact that the law said they were free, many African Americans experienced discrimination due to segregation laws and racism. They were paid unfair wages and many ended up in debt. From the end of the Civil War to 1970 is known as the Great Migration. More than 7 million African Americans left the South in search of a better life. They established themselves in cities like Harlem where art, music, and literature flourished. During this time, there were many influential people who fought to end segregation and to improve the lives of African Americans. Marcus Garvey and W.E.B. Du Bois started organizations to unite African Americans. Booker T. Washington opened a university to promote education. Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. led nonviolent protests. Finally after 10 years of protests, the Civil Rights Act became law in 1964.
Explore the extraordinary life of Frederick Douglass and his transition from slave to freed man. Born as a slave in 1818, Douglass endured many hardships, including being separated from his family when he was a young child. Throughout his life, Douglass struggled to become a freed man and risked his life to fight for equality for all people. He worked hard to become literate and eventually published his own autobiography. Douglass became friends with influential people, like President Lincoln, who helped Douglass work to achieve freedom for slaves. After the Civil War, Douglass continued to fight for the equality of women and immigrants. Today, Douglass is remembered as a famous orator, author, editor, and statesman who made America a better place for all people.
Mr. Bean knows he has the smartest animals in the state of New York. He's just not sure they can care for his farm by themselves while he takes his wife on vacation. So to show how responsible they are, Freddy the pig and his friends start their own bank and their own animal republic. But a hotly contested election between a plain-spoken cow and a wily woodpecker might be more than even Freddy can handle.
Freddy the Pig has taken to the skies to save a damsel in distress. Mademoiselle Rose, the lovely bareback rider from Mr. Boorschmidt's Stupendous and Unexcelled Circus, needs Freddy's help. A wealthy but selfish man wants to marry her, and if she doesn't accept his proposal, he vows to close the circus down. So it's up to Freddy to save the beautiful lady and the big top. With the help of Mr. Bean and the animals at the farm, Freddy hatches a high flying plan that just might drive the unwanted suitor away. Freddy the Pilot fills the horizon with plenty of surprises. As John McDonough voices Freddy and his barnyard friends, listeners of all ages will be delighted with the inventive solution to Rose's dilemma. The lively adventures of Freddy the Pig have entertained generations of children. Now, with John McDonough's gentle narration, they will enchant an even wider audience.
This heriloom book about a renaissance pig is lovingly passed from generation to generation, and is an authentic American classic. Freddy the Pig knows the rats have stolen the missing toy train. Now he has to find where it is hidden and convict the rats of the crime. Who will win Freddy's first case, the sly, scheming rats or the honorable Freddy? Narrator John McDonough captures the wonderful wordplay, memorable characters, and laugh-out-loud good humor found in this timeless story.
