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Extra: a movable pointer on the cover.
A read-aloud book with a built-in game.
| 4 +
20 Read-aloud cards for goodnight cuddles and happy dreams | 24 months +
Six-year-olds don’t want to listen to nursery school stories, they want real adventures. Luckily, there are the read-aloud adventure stories about Elli and her friends. This time they will have to thwart the mean schemes of Johnny and his gang of ravens. But to do that they first have to get Woolly’s flying machine working. Elli and her team find themselves facing brand-new challenges. Only together can they achieve their goal. An exciting adventure!
Elli Redcoat promises a thrilling story that will also delight older children – featuring five animal friends who fight for their dreams.
| 6 +
A modern new edition of the classic by Robert Gernhardt and Philip Waechter in a larger format!
Robert Gernhardt’s story about bold Trulli on his journey around America and Philip Waechter’s delightful illustrations guarantee some very special fun with this picture book – and not just for children. | 3 +
Usch Luhn’s retelling of the Selma Lagerlöf classic is perfect for children of four and over.
| 4 +
Fairyspell The Pony – Nina Has a Secret
Fairyspell the Pony – A Seaside Adventure
Fairyspell the Pony – An Exciting Riding Lesson
Fairyspell The Pony – Danger At The Gymkhana
Fairyspell The Pony – Where Can Wusel Be?
Fairyspell The Pony – The Mystery Of The Little Sheep | 3 +
The perfect present!
| 3 +
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 +
Where would you hide a treasure? Can you spot Roberta’s magic wand? Sing along nice and softly, that will do the poor monster good! This book has these and lots of other interactive ideas for the children. There are stories about little dragons, scatterbrained witches and much more besides. The reader can pick the activity he or she feels is suitable for the child. But each of the stories is naturally plenty of fun even without this added extra.
A storybook with a clear, self-explanatory concept and tips for reading aloud that will have children joining in, listening and laughing.
| 4 +
Sleeping Beauty
Hansel and Gretel
Snow White
Cinderella
The Frog King
Rumpelstiltskin
The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids
Rapunzel
Mother Holle
| 3 +
Topical subject: living alongside people from around the world.
| 5 +
Mika, Charlotte, Emile, Nina and Frieda are all in the Octopus Group at nursery school, so that all stick together, of course. After all, wild adventures await them there, such as hunting for treasure, fighting the dangerous tooth crocodile or sailing out into the world in a pirate ship. A book straight out of children’s everyday fantasies.
The wild ones are five friends who have amazing adventures at nursery school. Their stories are told through the eyes of the children – between colourful everyday life and child-like imagination.
| 4 +
20 exciting stories, none of them more than three, five, or eight minutes long, for all girls who love pink but are wild at heart.
Over 45,000 copies of the previous volumes sold.
| 3 +
Volume 3 in the series of amazing adventure books featuring the clever space explorer Carly Comet.
An adventure story in chapters, ideal for reading aloud.
Perfect read-aloud chapters for footy fans in pyjamas.
| 4 +
Fantastic and even scientifically proven: Maluna is the favourite fairy of four- to nine-year-olds!
| 4 +
Going to bed in water wings, learning swear words from a parrot or cleaning their teeth for a month in advance; these are the kinds of ideas only Klara and her little brother could ever come up with! Klara’s brother’s tells such mischievous stories about the funniest pranks in the world that his readers will be roaring with laughter – a joy to read for adults and children of five and over. | 5 +
The latest edition in the successful 3-5-8-Minute Stories series, with pirates, knights and delightfully cheeky illustrations!
| 3 +
Ancient history can be fun! Dimiter Inkiow retells the best Greek myths with plenty of humour and in clear language. What adventures did Odysseus have during his wanderings? Who hid in the Trojan Horse? What was Zeus like as a baby and why did Eros want to take revenge on Apollo? The 21 read-aloud stories are a light-hearted introduction to the world of the gods – and so full of adventure, so exciting and amusing that they delight children and parents alike! | 5 +
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 +
This edition of the Christmas classic features illustrations by the popular Lindbergh illustrator Torben Kuhlmann.
| 6 +
“The Hill Racers, that’s us. Out of the way, this is where we play!” There’s never a dull moment with the Hill Racers. So it’s lucky for Ricki that after having to make the “stupid move” to a big new town with his family, he has made friends so quickly in this little gang. Together, they experience all kinds of exciting things, mostly water bomb fights and Halloween pumpkin races against the “Dry Paddler Stream Pirates gang”. Who knows what other (read-aloud) adventures await readers here?
The Hill Racers: The name stands for exciting gang fun; authentic, mischievous characters and stories of friendship, self-confidence and courage – just right for reading aloud to older children of six and over.
| 6 +
A varied selection of exciting and, above all, amusing stories to choose from in three different lengths, that take the children to the seaside, into their own garden, and into a fantasy land, with witches, magicians, fairies, pirates and mediaeval knights. There are plenty of laughs and giggles in each story, so both readers and listeners will be soon be in high spirits.
The fourth book in the successful series with the maximum fun factor in stories with three lengths.
With amusing illustrations by Melanie Garanin.
| 3 +
Story time with a difference: Individual story cards perfect for the tiny hands of children from the age of 2 upwards, in a high-quality box made of sturdy board!
| 24 months +
Thirty-two of the best three-minute stories on children’s favourite subjects in one volume, with colour illustrations on every double page.
| 3 +
This ABC read-aloud book is just the thing for young language-game fans of 4 and over. Each of the 26 stories introduces a different letter of the alphabet.
| 4 +
-\x09A small hero for children who don’t like going to bed
-\x09Great adventures with a snuggle factor, perfect for goodnight rituals!
-\x09A wonderful adventure in chapters ideal for reading aloud
| 5 +
A hilariously chaotic story about friendship, for reading aloud to children of 6 and over.
| 6 +
A wonderful, interactive book for children of four and over. It comes with plenty of ideas for games, questions, craft suggestions, picture quizzes, and read-aloud tips for adults.
| 4 +
Give it a try! Stories all about courage, with many creative suggestions for games, handicrafts and joining in.
| 4 +
Maluna is just about to deliver the invitations for her birthday party when a call for help reaches her on the Fairy-Alarm-O-Mat: Her best friend, Pepita Polka Dot, is in trouble! She is being held captive in Darkwood by grumbleolms, gloomnewts, wobblegoblins and elmrumbles. Maluna flies off straight away to rescue her friend, of course – and thanks to an old fairy trick, she succeeds, too.
A fast-moving story divided into chapters that are ideal for reading aloud and adorably illustrated by Tina Kraus.
The cover is decorated with transparent fairy glitter dust.
| 4 +
“Tap, tap, tap!” Who’s that knocking on the window in the middle of the night? Paul tiptoes across the room and pulls back the curtain. Unbelievable! Carly Comet, the little astronaut and space explorer, is hovering in the air outside – in a flame-red rocket. Paul is thrilled! Naturally, he would love to go for a ride with Carly Comet and fish real MARSmallows on Mars. So Paul grabs his cuddly rat, Conrad, and hops aboard the rocket. Shortly after, when star girl Chrissy Crystal tells them about a shooting star that has just crashed into the middle of a rainbow, they are all determined to go and help repair the rainbow!
- A small hero for children who don’t like going to bed
-\x09Great adventures with a snuggle factor, perfect for goodnight rituals!
-\x09A wonderful adventure in chapters ideal for reading aloud
| 5 +
This collection consists of 22 popular five-minute stories from the read-aloud series of Three-Five-Eight-Minute Stories.
| 3 +
-\x09For children aged from 3 to 5
-\x09Introduction and afterword by the fox
-\x09Strong reading routine
-\x09Most popular topics
Adventure ahead! Little children listen wide-eyed to the story of a merry raft trip, of a small rabbit going on a long journey, of exciting underwater adventures and a thrilling night high up in a tree house, and lots more adventures besides.
These amusing adventure stories featuring the little fox come in a handy, easy to hold format, ideal for reading aloud at bedtime.
| 5 +
The perfect length for any storytelling occasion: three minutes about moonlight-eating Moon Moomins? Or a five-minute journey to the kingdom of the Tuber Trolls who long to ride unicorns? Or pay an eight-minute visit to the magical plant pot dwarves? This story book is simply teeming with whimsical texts full of enchanting ideas and magical creatures.
With Three-Five-Eight-Minute Stories about Dragons and Unicorns, children of three and over will find all their favourite magical characters in a single volume.
Book 7 in the richly and colourfully illustrated hit series – more than 85,000 copies sold!
| 3 +
How come Oscar has two mummies, Tilly wonders. Her big sister, Frieda, explains that Oscar’s mummies badly wanted a baby but couldn’t make their wish come true. Then they met Tilly’s and Frieda’s parents and Frieda’s and Tilly’s daddy donated some sperm to Oscar’s mummies. That’s how Oscar came to be born and a great wish turned into an even greater miracle.
Two Mummies for Oscar deals with the topical subject of “rainbow families”: vivid, descriptive and written in child-appropriate language, the book makes it easy for parents and teachers to talk about diversity to children of three and over.
| 4 +