Novedades

Die Biene Maja ist eine bezaubernde Kindergeschichte von Waldemar Bonsels. Folge 11: Die Elfenfahrt mit Viola Gabor und Viktoria Gabor. So flogen der Blumenelf und die kleine Maja durch die Sommernacht dicht über den blühenden Blumen dahin. Als sie über den Bach kamen, blinkte das weiße Spiegelbild des Elfen im Wasser auf, als zöge ein Stern hindurch.

Die Sonne war schon hoch über die Kronen der Buchen emporgestiegen, als Maja am anderen Morgen in ihrer Waldburg erwachte. Anfangs glaubte sie, das ganze Erlebnis der letzten Nacht sei ein schöner Traum gewesen, aber dann entsann sie sich, dass sie in der kühlen Morgendämmerung in ihrer Behausung angelangt war, und nun war es fast schon Mittag.

Die kleine Maja nahm ihre ganzen Kräfte zusammen, alles an Willen und Tatkraft, was ihr geblieben war. Wie eine Kugel aus dem Lauf einer Jagdbüchse flog sie blitzschnell schnurgrade durch die bläuliche Morgenluft dahin, grade auf den Wald zu. Die Bienen können rascher fliegen als die meisten anderen Insekten. Dort war sie zunächst sicher, dort konnte sie sich verstecken, falls die Hornisse bereuen sollte, sie freigegeben zu haben, und ihr folgte.

Die Biene Maja ist eine bezaubernde Kindergeschichte von Waldemar Bonsels. Folge 9: Hannibals Kampf mit dem Menschen mit Viola Gabor und Viktoria Gabor. In der Nähe der Baumhöhle, in der die kleine Maja ihre Sommerwohnung aufgeschlagen, hatte sich in der Rinde der Kiefer der Borkkäfer Fridolin mit seiner Familie angesiedelt. Er war ein arbeitsamer und ernster Mann, der viel Sorgfalt auf die Fortpflanzung seiner Familie legte und es auf diesem Gebiet zu hübschen Erfolgen gebracht hatte.

Die Biene Maja ist eine bezaubernde Kindergeschichte von Waldemar Bonsels. Folge 10: Die Wunder der Nacht mit Viola Gabor und Viktoria Gabor. So verlebte die kleine Maja unter den Insekten die Tage und Wochen ihres jungen Lebens. Wohl vermisste sie bei ihrem Umhertreiben, bei allen Freuden und Gefahren, in der schönen sommerlichen Welt oft die Gefährten ihrer ersten Kindheit, und zuweilen überfiel sie ein schmerzvolles Heimweh nach dem verlassenen Königreich ihres Volkes.

Little Bird's Day: A simple, universal story of a day in the life of Little Bird as she sings the world alive, flies with Cloud, travels with Wind, nestles with Moon, and dreams of flying among the stars. The River: The River takes the listener on a journey of what their eyes can see and their ears can hear. See green ants crawling, hear frogs croaking, a goanna running, a fish splashing. Thank You Rain!: Thank You Rain!

A simple, universal story of a day in the life of Little Bird as she sings the world alive, flies with Cloud, travels with Wind, nestles with Moon, and dreams of flying among the stars.

After answering a distress call from a doggy damsel, Magnus, Daisy, Ed, and Spot must enter the deadly deserts of Cat Island. With the Spymaster beside them, the dogs are sure to succeed – but is this catty crewmate really the dogs' best friend?

Pirate Pete had to pee as he sailed across the ocean ... the toilet is broken onboard Captain Bones's ship and Pirate Pete needs to pee! It's a race back to town across a vast amount of water. But with all the splashing, dripping and swirling, will Pete be able to hang on?

Mud starts falling from the sky, and Kia knows things are going to get dirty. His Sludge Bot will have to work hard to stop the beast.

Titchy-witch loves her pet dragon but she's only allowed to keep him while he's still small. When the dragon begins to grow big, Titchy-witch needs an extra-special spell to save her precious pet.

Life's hard when there's only one toilet and all the dinos need to go! There's a dumping pterodactyl, a plopping stegosaurus and a T. rex who can't reach to wipe ... But when it's finally Mike's turn, could one tiny bowel movement end in disaster?

Zac knows the dinosaurs died out millions of years ago. So why would a crazy scientist claim he’s brought one back to life?

Life's hard when there's only one toilet and all the dinos need to go! There's a dumping pterodactyl, a plopping stegosaurus and a T. rex who can't reach to wipe ... But when it's finally Mike's turn, could one tiny bowel movement end in disaster?

Mum says it's the first day of day care, but Ravi's dressed up as his favourite insect, and he is quite certain that ladybirds do not go to day care. In fact, this ladybird would rather stay home and eat aphids, thank you very much! Can an anxious and unsure Ravi find the bravery he needs to take flight?

Leif lives above his parents’ café, and his green thumb has turned his bedroom into a jungle. Begonias, ferns, ivy, peperomias—his plants twist and twine around the furniture and creep and crawl across the walls. Leif’s parents worry he’s gone overboard, but Leif knows he can never have too many houseplants. But then important things begin to go missing in the overgrowth, and Leif must find a way to make his plants a little less—and maybe share a little more.

Did you ever see us, in these fields and grassy places? Sensed our silent wings; glimpsed our exquisite heart-shaped faces? From the loss of her cherished barn to finding hope and a new home, discover the resilience and beauty of barn owls like Emily in I am Emily the Owl. Learn what sustains these graceful hunters, from their hunts for voles and mice to the snug boxes that become their sanctuaries.

Eleven-year-old Neeka Wilder has always loved animals and is lucky enough to live at Wilder Zoo where her mum is Head Vet. The deadline for the school Reading Challenge is only a few days away and Neeka has a lot of reading to do! A fun day at the waterpark and new sports equipment for the school are on the line and every student must complete their books.

Eleven-year-old Neeka Wilder has always loved animals and is lucky enough to live at Wilder Zoo where her mum is Head Vet. The deadline for the school Reading Challenge is only a few days away and Neeka has a lot of reading to do! A fun day at the waterpark and new sports equipment for the school are on the line and every student must complete their books.

Pusskin has always lived with his loving owner, eleven-year-old Lottie. The bond between them is unbreakable, or so they both thought. But when the bird and insect populations are depleted, cats are made a scapegoat. Keen to protect his cat friends on the cul-de-sac, Pusskin sets off on a journey that will take them to a hidden island at the furthest reaches of the country.