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The third read-aloud book in the successful series that’s a favourite with parents and children alike - beautifully made and with fairy glitter on the cover. | 4 +
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- For children aged from 3 to 5
- Introduction and afterword by the fox
- Strong reading routine
- Most popular topics
It’s the first time that Ben is being allowed to spend the night at his friend Deniz’s. It’s ever so exciting! Bela has loads of fun with his babysitter, Barbara. And how does a little ghost spend the evening? We also find out how Sophie finds a little bed that’s just right for Choco, her cat. These fun-filled goodnight stories conjure up cosy bedtime moments.
| 3 +
A book with wonderful illustrations, ideal for the bedtime story ritual!
| 3 +
Colourfully illustrated by Marina Rachner.
| 24 months +
Deep in the faraway magical forest lives the little Goodnight Fairy, Maluna Moonshine. She is a very special kind of fairy - namely the only one who brings real fairy presents to children during the night. For this, she needs the help of her friends - such as Rattly Ranunculus the witch and, of course, the Rose Red sisters. Would you like to join her? Then snuggle up with your cuddliest pillow while you listen to these stories. Have fun with Maluna Moonshine and then have sweet fairy-filled dreams!
The little Goodnight Fairy in an enchanting new guise.
Ever-popular themes: magic, sleepy time, fairies.
Cooler than Princess Lillifee, more exciting than Snöfrid, sassier than Evie the Strawberry Fairy! | 4 +
This picture dictionary for modern families has fantastic illustrations packed with playful details and is ideal for reading at home and on the move.
| 12 months +
The perfect book for a new goodnight ritual: 20 popular subjects, including princesses, pirates, animals and knights, plus a pointer on the cover for story-time fun and games!
| 4 +
Rosalie can hardly believe her luck! An entire herd of unicorns has come straight from the Crystal Mountains to Blossomwood School to offer their services to the little fairies. Yolanda, one of the unicorns, and Rosalie soon become inseparable, riding out together and cuddling a lot. But Rosalie soon gets bored with the daily grooming and mucking out and ends up neglecting her unicorn. One stormy night, Yolanda decides to break out of her stable and run away. With the aid of her friends, the little flower fairy finds her unicorn again and swears to look after Yolanda properly from now on.
A new Blossomwood School adventure with a host of colourful illustrations that make reading to yourself so much fun!
| 6 +
At last there’s a full moon again, and the wolf from the Enchanted Forest pays Maluna a visit. Maluna and the cuddly wolf now tell each other the most magical stories – like the one about when Ranuncula cooked snow, and the one about the little dragon’s slippers that insisted on going outside.
This volume contains nine charming goodnight stories about the beloved fairy Maluna Moonlight. More than 95,000 Maluna books have been sold.
| 4 +
The baby hares still have so much to do. They have great fun charging about, eating and scrubbing their teeth – and then first their left and then their right leg has to go into their pyjama trousers. At last, they’re all ready – but where’s the cuddly toy? But then finally, in all the excitement, one by one the little hares’ eyes fall shut.
A humorous look at the usual evening family hullaballoo by bestselling author Christiane Hansen. Large format and colourful pictures packed with details.
| 24 months +
This collection consists of 22 popular five-minute stories from the read-aloud series of Three-Five-Eight-Minute Stories.
| 3 +
| 24 months +
When it's time to go to sleep, there's nothing nicer than ending the day with a cuddle in bed. But before little eyes start to shut, it's time for a bedtime story or gentle song. How lovely, then, that the tender rhymes in this story can be sung to the melody of Brahms' famous Lullaby as well as being read aloud.
• Soothing bedtime book.
• The rhymes can be sung to the melody of Brahms' Lullaby.
• Promotes calm evening rituals and good sleep habits.
18 months +
The folks of the Enchanted Forest are rarely among the winners in the annual talent contest. Nor would that really matter if it weren’t for the fact that the prize is a Whirlyfast - a real roundabout!! One day, Maluna sees the young catfish dancing and is so moved by the sight that she encourages him to enter the contest.
Maluna is fun to read and helps to build self-confidence and courage in any situation | 4 +
| 4 +
“Only when you hold the moon in your hands will you be happy,” is what the fortune teller predicted for the king. So he sends all his servants out to catch the moon for him. But in the end, it’s little Turi who shows the king what true happiness is. And this heart-warming story shows us all that it’s the little things that make life worth living.
| 3 +
Children and adults alike will enjoy the wonderfully touching story of Erik, the little Viking. With amusing and imaginative illustrations by Nina Hammerle.
| 3 +
The moon would love to be able to lie in a bed for a change, and Basti can actually fly in his! On the other hand, falling asleep in it is sometimes not so easy. At least that’s what the little duckling thinks. And he’s not the only one. That’s why, when our tiny tots climb into their bed, there’s nothing better than a goodnight story to help them snuggle down and drift off to dreamland.
Goodnight stories for the very youngest, divided into short chapters with double-page illustrations – ideal for the bedtime reading ritual.
| 3 +
Frido the little penguin can’t sleep. He’s left his cuddly toy giraffe behind. So he sets off all the way to the zoo to fetch the giraffe back. On the way, he passes the tiger and the elephants, the monkey rock and the birdhouse. Shhh! Frido knows not to wake the animals and warns the young readers. But when the flaps are opened, the animals do wake up, of course. What now?
This book brings read-aloud fun into children’s bedrooms. With interactive elements for the children to join in the search!
| 24 months +
Fantastic and even scientifically proven: Maluna is the favourite fairy of four- to nine-year-olds!
| 4 +
Lottie can’t get to sleep. There are far too many noises keeping her awake in the darkness. Luckily, she’s being allowed to help nice Mrs Nightblue to paint the sky dark tonight. Through the wonder skylights, she can see Madam Cassiopeia loudly banging her spoon as she heats milk for the Milky Way and the Little Dog yelping as he plays tag with the Hare. So that’s where all the noises come from! Now Lottie can finally relax and drift off to sleep. Discover the different constellations with Mummy and Daddy in an imaginative story with beautiful illustrations.
A goodnight story full of poetry.
New: Astronomy for the very young.
| 4 +
The little ones will be amazed: a board picture book with a built-in light on every page that they can switch on and off themselves!
| 24 months +
Conny, the kangaroo has hiccups and just cannot get off to sleep. And before she goes to sleep, Kitty the kitten wants something to drink, to look for her toy mouse, and then she wants her mummy to sing her a song. And Susi the piglet is wrapped up warm in a blanket of straw because she’s got a temperature. At the end of the story, the baby animals are all asleep – and so are Conny’s hiccups, just like Kitty’s mummy.
When all the Animals Head for Bed is sure to send all young human children happily off to dreamland.
| 3 +
Mummy and Daddy have a living room full of guests and it’s time Oscar finally went to sleep. »The door stays SHUT!« calls Mummy. But Oscar is thirsty. And hungry. And he’s bored, too. Then suddenly a waiter with a cup of hot cocoa leaps out of his wardrobe, followed by a cook with scrumptious cake and even a musician. And somehow they all look very familiar to us. After so much excitement, even Oscar falls into a contented sleep.
Congenial picture-book premiere for dream team Sabine Ludwig (story) and Isabel Kreitz (illustration).
| 4 +
Fantastic and even scientifically proven: Maluna is the favourite fairy of four- to nine-year-olds!
| 4 +
20 Read-aloud cards for goodnight cuddles and happy dreams | 24 months +
A delightfully illustrated goodnight book with cuddly-soft fur elements and rhymes to repeat.
| 24 months +
In this enchanting friends’ book, there’s space for all Maluna fans to draw a picture and surely also to have lots of fun answering funny questions! Each double page is filled with life by other favourite characters from the books. The owner of the friends’ book has her own entry page and Maluna does, too, of course. And with the birthday calendar on the last pages of the book, there’s no longer any chance of forgetting anyone else’s birthday.
A must for all Maluna fans, with plenty of space for drawing, making things and sticking things in – ideal for nursery school children. With luminous colours and fairy glitter dust on the cover.
| 4 +
Nine dreamy stories about celebrating birthdays and other big occasions!
| 4 +
How snug the cat looks up the tree! How peacefully the hamster looks, fast asleep at the edge of the field after his delicious dinner! And just listen to the great big elephant trumpeting out his snores! The little mouse patters softly from animal to animal, enjoying all the different snoring sounds the children make by softly stroking the animals’ tummies. A sound and feel book with different snoring sounds and touch elements.
| 24 months +
The clear layout and combination of different story lengths makes it easy to find the ideal story to read aloud in the allotted time.
| 3 +
| 12 months +
A sleep-inducing bedtime story not just for bat children: A book that’s sure to be a favourite, with catchy new rhymes by Susanne Lütje and cute pictures by Stefanie Reich.
| 24 months +