'Abschied für immer - über den Tod und das Leben danach: Ein Hörbuch für alle, die jemanden verloren haben'
Wolfgang verliert seine Tochter im Moment des größten Erfolges. Tanja fotografiert tote Kinder. Iris gewinnt durch den Tod ihres Mannes eine einzigartige Sicht auf das Leben. Und Bruno hofft, dass er den Tod noch möglichst lange hinauszögern kann.
Dieses Hörbuch bündelt 12 Erzählungen zu den Themen Tod und Trauerbewältigung. Wahre Geschichten, die das Herz berühren, Mut und Hoffnung schenken und auf behutsame Weise Anteil nehmen. Erzählungen, die zeigen, wie man mit dem Tod umgehen kann, ohne dabei die Freude am Leben zu verlieren.
Inhalt:
1. Die letzten Stunden meiner Mutter,
2. Ich fotografiere tote Kinder,
3. Eine besondere Beerdigung,
4. Ich mache es dieser sch... Krankheit schwer,
5. Du, hör mal - Deine Mutter ist tot...
6. Der Tod kam im Moment des größten Erfolgs,
7. Eine Geschichte voller Mutterliebe,
8. Männer trauern anders,
9. Und plötzlich war mir klar; er ist tot,
10. Ein Zwilling starb in meinen Armen,
11. Das kannst Du als Mutter kaum ertragen,
12. Der intensive Abschied von meinem Mann.
Das Hörbuch wurde produziert von Patrick Lynen und dem Team der TV-Reihe 'Die Runde Ecke' (bekannt aus dem WDR).
Endlich: Millie darf zur Schule gehen! Wurde aber auch Zeit, schließlich hat sie sogar schon eine Zahnlücke, kann Zahlen lesen und Fahrrad fahren. Klar, dass so am ersten Schultag gar nichts mehr schief gehen kann - bis auf eine Schultüte ohne Süßigkeiten und die ein oder andere Kleinigkeit mehr...
Millie kann sich vor Angeboten kaum retten. Dass der Uhu in sie verknallt ist, weiß sie schon lange. Jetzt benimmt sich aber auch noch ihr alter Freund Gus ziemlich merkwürdig und wird sauer, wenn Millie mit anderen Jungs spielt. Klar, dass es Gus und dem Uhu nicht gefällt, dass Millie keine Zeit für sie hat, weil sie Besuch von ihrem Urlaubsfreund Wölfchen bekommt. Aber langsam reicht es Millie: Ob die Jungs auch mal wieder normal werden?
Millie im Galopp. Im Merfelder Bruch werden kleine Wildpferde versteigert. Da muss Millie - neuerdings ganz großer Pferdefan - natürlich hin. Auf geht es, mitten in die wilde Herde. Und da ist es: IHR Pferd! Wird sie den kleinen Hengst wirklich gewinnen? Und wenn, wo soll er denn wohnen? Und was frisst so ein Pferdchen? Ist das aufregend!
Just like your own children, Yahooty has a mischievous cuteness that everyone falls in love with. From the way he 'borrows' one of your socks, to the creative sock puppets he leaves behind for children, Yahooty finds his way into the hearts of all who read this book.
Gilly and her friends are back at Fairy Tale Reform School-this time for vocational school! But when a new kid, Jack, gets thrown into FTRS for planting magic beans, Gilly realizes that something bad is brewing with the giants. Gilly and her friends know they need a plan to stop them, but delinquent Jack can't help but remind Gilly how good it feels to be bad. And with her sister still on the run with Rumpelstiltskin and seemingly involved with the giants, Gilly's going to have to make some big choices...
The acclaimed author of The Honest Truth delivers his most emotionally powerful novel yet.
Brodie was a good dog. And good dogs go to heaven.
Except Brodie can't move on. Not just yet. As wonderful as his glimpse of the afterlife is, he can't forget the boy he left behind. The boy he loved, and who loved him in return.
The boy who's still in danger.
So Brodie breaks the rules of heaven. He returns to Earth as a spirit. With the help of two other lost souls -- lovable pitbull Tuck and surly housecat Patsy -- he is determined to find his boy and to save him.
Even if it costs him paradise. Even if he loses his eternal soul.
Because it's what a good dog would do.
Prepare to be swept up by this exquisite novel that reminds us that grief and love can open the world in mystical ways.
Twelve-year-old Caroline is a Hurricane Child, born on Water Island during a storm. Coming into this world during a hurricane is unlucky, and Caroline has had her share of bad luck already. She's hated by everyone in her small school, she can see things that no one else can see, and -- worst of all -- her mother left home one day and never came back. With no friends and days filled with heartache, Caroline is determined to find her mother. When a new student, Kalinda, arrives, Caroline's luck begins to turn around. Kalinda, a solemn girl from Barbados with a special smile for everyone, seems to see the things Caroline sees, too. Joined by their common gift, Kalinda agrees to help Caroline look for her mother, starting with a mysterious lady dressed in black. Soon, they discover the healing power of a close friendship between girls. Debut author Kheryn Callender presents a cadenced work of magical realism.
Back from their adventure on the high seas, Jaundice and Kale are settling into a quiet life in Dullsville, just the way they like it. The tea is tepid, the oatmeal is tasteless, and the socks are ripe for darning-that is, until Aunt Shallot shows up and reveals herself to be anything but the dull relation they were expecting. Instead, she tells her nieces that she is Magique, Queen of Magic, and that she's on her way to a big show and is in need of two willing assistants. As Magique and the Bland sisters board the Uncanny Express, they meet a cast of mystifying characters. And when Magique goes missing, it's up to Jaundice and Kale to solve the mystery-with the help of famous detective Hugo Fromage.
Perfect for fans of Jennifer L. Holm (The Fourteenth Goldfish and Full of Beans), this heartfelt, deeply moving middle grade debut features an offbeat girl who learns that she can remain true to herself while also letting others in.
Eleven-year-old Frances is an observer of both nature and people, just like her idol, the anthropologist Margaret Mead. She spends most of her time up on the rocks behind her house in her "rock world," as Alvin, her kindhearted and well-read school bus driver, calls it. It's the one place where Frances can truly be herself, and where she doesn't have to think about her older sister Christinia, who is growing up and changing in ways that Frances can't understand. But when the unimaginable happens, Frances slowly discovers that perhaps the world outside her rugged, hidden paradise isn't so bad after all and maybe--just maybe--she can find connection and camaraderie with the people who have surrounded her all along. Original, accessible, and deeply affecting, April Stevens's middle grade debut about an unforgettable girl and an unlikely friendship will steal your heart.
When Mary Ellen gets bored with her reading, Grandpa knows a hunt for a bee tree is just what she needs. Half the town joins the exciting chase, but it's not until everyone returns home that Mary Ellen makes a discovery of her own: sometimes, even the sweetest of things must be worked for.
"Polacco has created another charming story featuring a child learning from a grandparent in an idyllic pastoral setting." -School Library Journal, starred review
After being initiated into a neighbor's family by a solemn backyard ceremony, a young Russian American girl and her African American brothers' determine to buy their gramma Eula a beautiful Easter hat. But their good intentions are misunderstood, until they discover just the right way to pay for the hat that Eula's had her eye on. A loving family story woven from the author's childhood.
"Polacco has outdone herself with these joyful, energetic illustrations, her vibrant colors even richer and more intense than usual, while authentic details enhance the interest. A unique piece of Americana." --Kirkus Reviews, pointer review
"In this moving picture book, the hatred sometimes engendered by racial and religious differences is overpowered by the love of people who recognize their common humanity." --Booklist, starred, boxed review
"The text conveys a tremendous pride of heritage as it brims with rich images from her characters' African American and Russian Jewish cultures--A tribute to the strength of all family bonds." --Publishers Weekly, starred review
