Stories to Read Aloud
Stories to Read Aloud
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A magical read-aloud adventure packed with mystery, friendship and wonderfully quirky creatures, for ages 5 and up
- A fantasy world in peril: As the light mysteriously disappears from the Land of Light, an imaginative setting of glowing forests, ice caves and dark northern mountains gives the adventure a strong sense of wonder and suspense.
- Friendship and courage at its heart: Best friends Karla and Frederik face the unknown together, making their quest an engaging story about bravery, adventure and the power of friendship.
- A world full of memorable creatures: Dark wings, dragons, Cuddlebugs, Whirlwinds and Glow Snails populate a playful fantasy world designed to spark young imaginations.
Day by day, the Land of Light is growing darker. The Glimmering Forest has lost its glow, the Blinking Moor no longer blinks, and sinister dark wings are sweeping through towns and forests, making the light disappear. Where have these mysterious creatures come from, and how can they be stopped?
Lively Karla and dreamy Prince Frederik set off in search of answers, travelling into the western wilderness, through freezing ice caves and towards the dark northern mountains. But the two best friends soon discover that the dark wings are only part of the danger. Far beyond the ice caves, an even greater threat is awakening. Can Karla and Frederik save the Land of Light before its light disappears completely?
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Unicorn clichés turned upside down: a laugh-out-loud read-aloud adventure for ages 5 and up that gives the unicorn-and-princess trend an irreverent comic twist
- A unicorn unlike the rest: Kurt cannot stand sparkly pink stars, rose-scented farts or anything else associated with typical unicorns, giving the familiar theme a deliberately cliché-free spin.
- Fairy-tale conventions get a comic makeover: With Trill the pesky bird, a princess who can look after herself and ninja goldfish joining the action, the story revels in unexpected characters and absurd humour.
- Fun for children and grown-ups alike: The ironic storytelling makes the book particularly suited to reading aloud from age 5 or independent reading from age 6, complemented by Stephan Pricken’s humorous illustrations.
Kurt has a problem: he is a unicorn, and he finds pretty much everything unicorns are supposed to represent deeply embarrassing. Sparkly pink stars? Pathetic. Rose-scented farts? Even worse. Unfortunately for grumpy Kurt, being an unwilling unicorn does not protect him from getting caught up in a thoroughly ridiculous adventure.
Together with the cheeky bird Trill, Kurt is drawn into a world of unconventional royalty, enchanted creatures and ninja goldfish. Their mission soon demands rather more heroism from Kurt than he might have preferred.
As the opening title in a five-volume series, the story establishes a distinctive comic world that gleefully overturns unicorn and princess conventions. Stephan Pricken’s colourful illustrations amplify the absurdity, making Kurt an entertaining proposition for children who love fantasy as well as those ready to laugh at its clichés.
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The Only Thing Worse Than Unicorns? Twonicorns! Volume 2 of the fast-paced read-aloud best seller – Kurt defies all unicorn clichés! Read-aloud enjoyment for children and adults alike Too much unicorning! After freeing the Princess, Kurt wants a bit of peace and quiet. However, Trill’s little brother and the other animals are still imprisoned, so his hopes of having a rest are dashed. What follows is a horn-ruffling adventure in which Kurt only just manages to escape from the clutches of a love-struck pig with its sights set on the unicorn – and then a Twonicorn appears on the scene and even more chaos ensues. Of course, everyone lives happily ever after, and all the animals are freed. In Volume 2 of her series about the grumpy unicorn Kurt, Chantal Schreiber has again created a fast-paced read-aloud treat.
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Kurt goes Ninja: a new adventure for the reluctant unicorn. Friendship? Duty? Kurt can take them or leave them. But when Fred, leader of the brave Ninja Goldfish, needs help, the grumpy unicorn gets stuck straight in. Ninja goldfish are vanishing from Fred’s shoal. Kurt quickly turns himself into the world’s first Ninja Unicorn. The two heroes set out on a rollercoaster hunt for the missing fish. Things start to look dicey, and they end up being helped by a violet-scented farting Twonicorn. In short: Kurt is back - grumpier and funnier than ever! Third volume of the hilarious series: join the Cult of Kurt! A fictional first: a grumpy ninja unicorn. “In” Ninja topic: boys love Kurt, too!
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A gloriously grumpy unicorn adventure packed with irony, magical mishaps and laugh-out-loud fantasy fun for ages 5 and up
- An anti-unicorn with cult appeal: Kurt is one of the most popular characters of the unicorn trend, turning familiar unicorn conventions into comedy with his permanently reluctant attitude.
- A clever magical twist: When Kurt’s powers are reversed, his attempt to save the forest becomes even more chaotic, while raising an unexpected question about his own origins.
- Fun for the whole family: The fifth volume in the humorous series combines an entertaining read-aloud story with witty illustrations designed to appeal to children and adults alike.
Kurt is fed up. As usual. But this time he has good reason: the horrid gnome Vladimir has diverted the stream to water his garden in the hope of winning a gold medal at the Gnome Garden Show. He does not care that the forest will dry out as a result, so Kurt has no choice but to intervene.
Unfortunately, Vladimir tricks him, and suddenly Kurt’s magic is no longer working as it should. In fact, it has been completely reversed. There is only one known solution: when a unicorn’s magic goes wrong, its parents have to put it right. There is just one rather serious problem. Kurt is an orphaned unicorn …
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- A glowing fantasy world made for shared reading: This richly illustrated adventure for ages 5 and up takes children deep into the Glimmering Forest, a magical setting filled with imaginative creatures and unexpected encounters.
- A quest powered by friendship and hope: Karla and Frederik’s search for an enchanted amulet combines excitement and humour with positive themes of courage, perseverance, friendship and finding light in the darkness.
- Creatures children will remember: With their loyal glowing snail Tini at their side, the friends encounter Earth Murpels, Night Elves, Candle Goblins and sinister Shadow Biters, creating a colourful cast that sparks the imagination.
A magical quest through a glowing forest: a richly illustrated read-aloud adventure for ages 5 and up celebrating friendship, courage and the quiet power of hope.
The fortuna lights have disappeared from the skies above the Land of Light, and only an enchanted amulet can bring them back. Determined to restore their world’s golden glow, friends Karla and Frederik set off with their faithful glowing snail Tini to find it. Their search takes them deep into the mysterious Glimmering Forest, where Earth Murpels, Night Elves, mischievous Candle Goblins and sinister Shadow Biters await. Yet no challenge will distract Karla and Frederik from their goal. Combining a suspenseful quest with humour, fantastical creatures and atmospheric illustrations, this enchanting read-aloud celebrates friendship, imagination and the hope that light can be found even in the darkest moments.
Big-hearted adventures with plenty of laughs: a warm, upbeat series about friendship, kindness and sticking together for ages 5 and up!
- Friendship at its heart: Fia and the Heart Gang show how helping others, creativity and solidarity can overcome all kinds of challenges.
- Adventure with irresistible variety: A haunted factory, a time machine, a missing stuffed animal and a day running Frida’s little shop keep the storytelling lively and surprising.
- Positive values with a light touch: Christian Wunderlich combines humour and optimism with authentic, age-appropriate themes of friendship, helpfulness and togetherness.
There is never a dull moment on Spielstraße when Fia and the Heart Gang are around. Their mission is simple: do good and help others. But this time, that takes them from a haunted factory to the past in a real time machine, with plenty of unexpected adventures along the way. Whether they are running Frida’s little shop for a day or searching for a beloved missing stuffed animal, Fia and her friends tackle every challenge with wit and imagination. And when someone tries to break up the Heart Gang, they are determined to prove what really matters: by thunder, they always stick together! This second volume in Christian Wunderlich’s warm-hearted children’s series delivers humour, optimism and a strong celebration of friendship for families with children aged 5 and up.
A scarecrow and a bird make an unforgettable odd couple in the magical, adventure-packed finale to a warm-hearted trilogy for ages 5 and up!
- Friendship worth fighting for: At the heart of Christian Wunderlich’s read-aloud story is the unusual bond between little bird Mats Peep and Mathilde Scarecrow, celebrating courage, loyalty and sticking together.
- A wildly inventive fantasy journey: A temperamental waterway, a flying village and even a hungry hut create a succession of imaginative challenges with echoes of The Wizard of Oz.
- A satisfying series finale: The friends’ biggest adventure yet brings Christian Wunderlich’s trilogy to an emotional conclusion, accompanied by Anne Hofmann’s fantastical illustrations.
Mats Peep and Mathilde Scarecrow were looking forward to a peaceful trip together. But when Mats’ family mysteriously disappears, their plans are swept aside and the two friends must risk everything to find them.
Their search leads them back into fantastical worlds, where danger and wonderfully quirky ideas await at every turn. They brave a treacherously temperamental waterway, race through the clouds with a flying village and are swallowed by a hungry hut, before joining King Conker and his Roasted Guards on their journey through Meadowvale.
Courage, ingenuity and, above all, true friendship carry Mats and Mathilde through their greatest adventure yet. With its imaginative settings, warm emotional core and illustrations by Anne Hofmann, Christian Wunderlich’s final instalment brings this magical children’s trilogy to an unforgettable close.
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A warm, reassuring picture book about dementia in the family, sensitively opening up a difficult subject for children aged 5 and up
- A complex subject made accessible: A child-friendly introduction to dementia that helps young children understand why a loved one’s behaviour and memory may change.
- Warmth and humour amid difficult moments: Benny and Grandpa Bear’s relationship shows that patience, understanding and shared laughter can remain even when everyday life becomes confusing.
- A heartfelt family project: Beloved German children’s author Paul Maar and his daughter Anne approach Alzheimer’s with sensitivity, empathy and a light touch.
Grandpa Bear has been acting strangely lately. He misplaces things, invents funny new words and even puts his shoes in the refrigerator. When Benny asks him about it, Grandpa sometimes gets cross, and sometimes very quiet and sad.
Little by little, Benny begins to understand: Grandpa Bear is ill, and his memory no longer works the way it used to. For Benny and his family, that is not always easy. Yet amid the confusion and difficult moments, Benny discovers what still matters: spending time together, being patient with one another and finding reasons to laugh.
With warmth, humour and empathy, Paul Maar and his daughter Anne bring the challenging subject of dementia into a child’s world, offering families with children aged 5 and up an accessible way to understand what it can mean when someone they love gradually loses their memory.
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The legendary world of Greek mythology made brilliantly accessible: classic tales retold with wit and excitement for ages 5 and up!
- Mythology with a generous helping of humour: Dimiter Inkiow gives familiar stories from Ancient Greece a playful, child-friendly voice without losing their legendary adventures.
- An entertaining first encounter with the classics: From Zeus and Aphrodite to Theseus, Achilles, Cassandra and Sisyphus, children meet some of mythology’s most memorable gods, heroes and figures.
- Knowledge and read-aloud fun combined: Exciting stories, larger-than-life characters and amusing observations make Greek mythology engaging for children and enjoyable for the whole family.
What if the gods no longer live on Mount Olympus because the aeroplanes scared them away? With a mischievous sense of humour, Dimiter Inkiow opens the door to the extraordinary world of Ancient Greece.
Young listeners discover how Zeus became the thundering ruler of Olympus, why Theseus never lost track of his famous thread, how Achilles got his vulnerable heel and why the Trojans quite literally bet on the wrong horse. Along the way, they encounter the Sphinx, Cassandra, Aphrodite, Sisyphus and many more legendary figures.
Funny, exciting and easy to understand, these lively retellings give children aged 5 and up an inviting first introduction to the classic myths of Ancient Greece.
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A timeless winter picture-book classic for ages 4 and up, combining gentle suspense with an enduring message about kindness, tolerance and helping others
- Big themes made accessible: Friendship, tolerance and generosity are explored through a simple situation that young children can readily understand.
- Atmospheric winter storytelling: A freezing night, an isolated cabin and a succession of unexpected animal visitors create a cosy story with just the right touch of suspense.
- A rewarding read-aloud: The short narrative and affectionate illustrations make this a warm shared-reading experience, while offering natural starting points for conversations about overcoming prejudice and living peacefully together.
On a bitterly cold winter’s night, Ivan hears a knock at his door. Outside is a freezing hare looking for shelter. Before long, a fox arrives, followed by a bear. Bringing these natural enemies together under one roof could spell trouble, but the animals promise Ivan that they will keep the peace.
The next morning, Ivan wakes and wonders whether his unusual visitors were simply a dream. Then he discovers their footprints in the snow outside his cabin.
With its memorable winter setting and gentle tension, this picture-book classic tells a touching story about offering refuge, setting differences aside and treating others with kindness.
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In "Tiger and Bear, it's Christmas time!", based on Janosch's famous characters and written by Florian Fickel, Tiger and Bear experience the magical anticipation of Christmas together with the traveling donkey Mallorca, who turns up one day in their cosy den. With his arrival, Tiger and Bear learn about the tradition of Christmas - a festival full of joy, decorations and presents that is celebrated over 24 days.
To shorten the waiting time and get fully in the mood for the festivities, they invent an innovative countdown tear-off calendar and a wish list mailbox in the hope of reaching the mysterious Mr. Santa Claus. As they embark on a quest to find the true spirit of Christmas, they open their hearts and their dens to other animals who would be alone in the cold season.
The book is a heart-warming story about friendship, solidarity and small happiness, told in 24 chapters that serve as an Advent calendar to read aloud. It offers great reading fun for children aged 4 and over and conveys valuable messages about true values for the festive season.
- An Advent calendar in book form: 24 chapters full of pre-Christmas adventures with Tiger, Bear and the traveling donkey Mallorca, ideal for reading aloud every day during Advent.
- Values of friendship and solidarity: illustrates the importance of community and caring for one another during the festive Christmas season.
- Based on Janosch's popular characters: Immerse yourself in the cozy and warm-hearted world of Tiger and Bear, complemented by Florian Fickel's creative storytelling.
- Encourages the anticipation of Christmas: A wonderful way to sweeten the wait for Christmas for children from the age of 4 and introduce them to the traditions of the holiday.
- Educational and entertaining: Provides not only great reading fun, but also a platform to talk to children about the meaning of Christmas.
- Unique gift: Ideal as a gift or to enrich your own reading library during the Advent season.
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The bestselling bedtime concept returns with longer, brand-new animal stories for cosy read-aloud moments from age 3!
- A bestselling bedtime favourite grows with its audience: following the huge success of How Little Animals Go to Sleep, this read-aloud book offers brand-new, longer stories for children aged 3 and up.
- Gentle animal stories for cosy bedtime moments: little lions, kittens, mice and other lovable animals bring familiar evening rituals to life, creating soothing stories for reading, falling asleep and dreaming.
- From bestselling author Anne-Kristin zur Brügge: imaginative, reassuring storytelling makes the transition from first picture books to longer read-aloud stories especially inviting.
What does the little lion do before Daddy says goodnight? What does the tomcat say to the little kitten at bedtime? And how do little mice help themselves drift off to sleep? Following the huge success of How Little Animals Go to Sleep, bestselling author Anne-Kristin zur Brügge returns to the comforting world of little animals and their bedtime rituals. This time, longer, imaginative stories gently accompany children towards the land of dreams. Warm, reassuring and perfect for sharing at the end of the day, these new stories offer children who are ready for longer read-alouds a natural next step from the much-loved original.
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Adventure meets emotional warmth in a moving read-aloud for ages 5 and up about friendship, courage and finding a sense of home in others
- An irresistible odd-couple friendship: A scarecrow and a ‘swarrow’ – half swallow, half sparrow – set off together, bringing an imaginative and memorable twist to a classic friendship adventure.
- Big emotions for shared reading: Courage, hope, love and sticking together are woven into an adventurous story for ages 5 and up, balancing excitement with a strong sense of security.
- A journey through fantastic worlds: Colourful adventures and fairytale-like places invite children to see the world with open eyes, while the friends repeatedly lose, find and rescue one another without ever giving up.
Mathilde knows exactly where she needs to go: to the place where the sun sets, where she believes she will find the girl who brought her to life. When the scarecrow sets off in search of her ‘mum’, she is joined by Mats Piep, a ‘swarrow’ who has missed the migration south because he is afraid of flying. Their journey takes them through fantastic places and colourful adventures, and an unlikely companionship soon grows into a steadfast friendship. Mats and Mathilde rescue each other, lose and find each other again, and discover the importance of never giving up on one another. Christian Wunderlich combines an imaginative quest with themes of courage, hope, love and belonging, creating an emotionally resonant read-aloud adventure for children aged 5 and up.
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- Age-appropriate, exciting reading and read-aloud material for kindergarten children aged 4 and up.
- Popular themes and a setting with everyday relevance (kindergarten).
- A fresh mix of absolute favorite characters with surprising characters and ideas.
Where magical creatures become fabulous friends: a charming kindergarten adventure for ages 4 and up!
Imagine there's a magical place in the middle of the enchanted forest where the children of all the mythical creatures come together. Welcome to the magical kindergarten! This is where our little friends get to know each other: Pim Pegasus, Dex the dragon, Nini the nixie, and Topsy the troll girl. And a first big adventure awaits them where they meet Bork, the little sapling. The fabulous friends have to save the enchanted forest, and they can only do so if they stick together.
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- Unicorn magic at its best: Enchanting read-aloud stories take children on an imaginative journey into a wonderfully whimsical world of unicorns.
- More than just stories: Fun facts and playful activities invite little unicorn fans to become true unicornologists and explore the magical world themselves.
- A bestselling dream team: Magical storytelling by Ruby van der Bogen meets Alexandra Helm’s charming, colorful illustrations.
What is life really like in the world of unicorns? How do you make friends with a unicorn? And where do unicorns go on vacation? Bestseller author Ruby van der Bogen has all the answers in this enchanting collection of read-aloud stories.
From adventures with the unicorn Enno MacHorn to magical little houses, children can immerse themselves in a wonderfully imaginative universe filled with fairy-tale stories and delightful illustrations. Along the way, they can even discover how to become little unicornologists themselves and start exploring the magical world of unicorns.
A charming combination of storytelling, discovery and unicorn magic, perfect for cozy read-aloud moments with children aged 4 and up.
A comforting first story about moving house: this warm-hearted Little Owl adventure uses friendship, gentle humour and rhyme to give children aged 4 and up courage when facing change
- Moving house becomes a reassuring adventure: the Little Owl’s fear of leaving her beloved nest gives children an accessible way to explore their own worries about change.
- Friendship provides the emotional heart of the story, as the dormouse and the Little Owl’s other friends show her that home is wherever the people you love are.
- Susanne Weber’s cheerful rhymes bring lightness to a challenging subject, making this first Little Owl read-aloud book ideal for sharing with children aged 4 and up.
The Little Owl loves her cosy nest and having the dormouse as her neighbour. But one morning, she discovers that her home has become rather cramped, and worse still, the old tree has started to sway. It is no longer safe, and the owl family will have to move. The Little Owl is anything but pleased. Luckily, the dormouse shares an important secret: wherever your loved ones are, you can feel at home. With this thought and the support of her friends, leaving the familiar nest gradually becomes less frightening. And when everyone comes to visit the Little Owl in her new home, she discovers that a new beginning can bring unexpected happiness. Susanne Weber’s cheerful rhymes approach the uncertainties of moving house with warmth and reassurance, leading to a heart-warming happy ending.
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Family fun meets fairy-tale imagination: a cheerful, mischievous Tilly read-aloud adventure for ages 4 and up!
- A birthday surprise full of Tilly charm: Tilly secretly plans a party for Mum in the family’s allotment, with Dad and Bruno helping to make the celebration special.
- Everyday family life meets imaginative play: Tilly transforms the allotment, with its wildflower meadow and little gingerbread house, into her very own fairy-tale garden, creating a warm mix of reality and childhood imagination.
- Cheerful shared-reading fun: humour, little mishaps and the challenge of keeping a big secret make this lively Tilly adventure ideal for reading aloud to children aged 4 and up.
Mum’s allotment has a beautiful wildflower meadow and a little gingerbread house. To Tilly, it looks exactly like a fairy-tale garden, and that gives her a brilliant idea: why not throw Mum a surprise birthday party there? With Bruno on board and Dad helping with the preparations, Tilly secretly gets everything ready and invites family and friends. There is just one tricky task left: keeping the whole plan hidden from Mum until the big day. Full of Tilly’s unmistakable charm, playful imagination and endearing little mishaps, this cheerful adventure celebrates creativity, helping one another and the joy of doing something special for someone you love.
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- A heart-warming search for hidden strengths: Little Fleakins’ attempts to discover his special talent offer children an encouraging message about self-acceptance and finding their own place in the community.
- Meaningful themes for young listeners: Friendship, empathy, perseverance and helping others are woven into a magical adventure that shows how everyone has something valuable to contribute.
- Made for sharing: Colourful, detailed illustrations and perfectly paced chapters make this an inviting read-aloud for ages 5 and up, ideal for bedtime or cosy family reading.
A magical, heart-warming read-aloud for ages 5 and up that celebrates individuality, friendship and the discovery that everyone has their own special strengths.
What if everyone seems to have a special talent except you? In the idyllic Littelwood, Little Fleakins watches his friends and classmates discover their abilities in music, crafts and other areas, while everything he tries seems to go wrong. But Little Fleakins refuses to give up on his search for the one thing that makes him special. When the delicate light creatures known as Lumini fall ill, Little Fleakins unexpectedly has an idea that could save them. His compassion, helpful nature and understanding of the forest animals reveal a strength that goes far beyond conventional ideas of talent. Little Fleakins: Adventure in Littelwood is a warm and encouraging read-aloud for ages 5 and up about friendship, community, perseverance and self-acceptance. Colourful, detailed illustrations enrich the magical setting, while comfortably paced chapters make Little Fleakins’ adventure ideal for bedtime and shared family reading.
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Dragons, unicorn magic and laugh-out-loud adventure: the fourth outing for reluctant unicorn Kurt offers gloriously cliché-free read-aloud fun for ages 5 and up
- Dragons versus unicorns: Two perennial fantasy favourites collide in a comic adventure with a fresh, irreverent twist.
- A hero without his magic: Stranded in a labyrinth with his powers no longer working, Kurt must face his greatest fear: mice.
- Fun for children and grown-ups: The fourth volume in the popular Kurt series combines irony, quirky characters and Stephan Pricken’s humorous illustrations.
No apple compote for Kurt? Disaster! A greedy dragon has devoured the entire royal orchard. Furious, Kurt sends the fruit-loving culprit packing with a blast of water magic, only for the dragon to retaliate by kidnapping him.
Kurt wakes up in a labyrinth on a lonely island, where his magic has stopped working and, even worse, he is surrounded by his greatest fear: mice. Luckily, help is on its way. Princess Flea, Trill, Superhero Toodleoo, the most romantic unicorn ever, and a whole host of little mice join the adventure. But can this unlikely team manage to tame the dragon?
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A cosy collection of bedtime stories starring the much-loved Tiger and Bear – perfect for winding down together at the end of the day
- A perennial family theme: Going to sleep becomes a warm-hearted shared experience as the friends help one another whenever someone cannot nod off.
- Tiger and Bear together again: The stories are based on the beloved characters created by Janosch, bringing their familiar world of friendship and togetherness to bedtime.
- A charming storytelling chain: Aunt Goose, Hare and the other friends take turns telling their own goodnight stories, creating a playful structure made for reading aloud.
“Come on, friends, it’s sleepy time!” But one evening, little Tiger simply cannot get to sleep. Little Bear knows what to do: he picks up the hosepipe telephone and calls all their friends. Soon everyone is snuggled up with little Tiger, and Aunt Goose begins a goosey goodnight story.
The following night, Ant cannot sleep, so it is Hare’s turn to tell a story. Then comes a mole goodnight story, followed by another and another, until everyone has had a turn. Based on the characters created by Janosch, these warm-hearted bedtime tales celebrate friendship, storytelling and the comforting pleasure of drifting off together.
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Cosy Christmas fantasy with heart: a warm read-aloud adventure about friendship, compassion and caring for others, for ages 5 and up
- An inviting fantasy world with its own community and rules: every Littel has a special talent, while Fleakin’s rare gift allows the young hero to understand the language of animals.
- A lovable, imperfect hero: Fleakin makes mistakes and still has plenty to learn, but compassion and determination drive the young animal carer to help the forest creatures through the harsh winter.
- Christmas atmosphere meets meaningful themes as friendship, community and care for nature unfold amid lantern ice-skating, animal rescue and the mystery of grumpy Grantel.
Christmas is approaching in the wintry Littel Forest, and Flea wants the season to be special for everyone, including the animals. With frozen ground making food increasingly difficult to find, the young Littel decides to provide the forest creatures with food and shelter. But no one seems to have time to help, and grumpy, solitary Grantel actively opposes the plan.
As supplies begin to dwindle and concern spreads through the village, Fleakin must find a way to care for the animals, reassure the Littels and perhaps even discover what lies behind Grantel’s hostility. With friendship, animal care and plenty of seasonal atmosphere, this warm-hearted fantasy adventure celebrates the idea that Christmas becomes truly magical when we think of others.
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