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Wir verdanken die vorliegende Aufnahme der Tatsache, dass O.W. Fischer selbst wohl der beste Interpret seiner eigenen Werke ist...

Charlotta Schokolotta lebt bei Ihrer Tante Frieda Spitzfuss, auf einem Hausboot. Ihr Vater, Papa Ole, ein alter Seefahrer, kommt zwischen zwei Seereisen nach Hause und bringt seinen Freund Pivo, einen sprechenden und zaubernden Pillewurm mit. Der Pillewurm verträgt die Seefahrerei nicht mehr und soll nun auf dem Hausboot wohnen. Papa Ole und Pivo erzählen spannende Geschichten von den sieben Weltmeeren und davon, was ihnen dort begegnet ist.

"Unsere besten Weihnachtsgeschichten für Kinder" sind eine ausgewählte Sammlung aus unseren schon veröffentlichten Weihnachtsgeschichten. Sie erzählen Geschichten von Weihnachten, Winter und die Adventszeit.

Der junge Schäfer Haita wurde in eine Welt hineingeboren, die er zwar hinterfragt, doch in keiner Weise beurteilt oder gar versteht. Er geht seinem Tagwerk nach, ohne dass er weiß, woher er kam und wohin er geht. Außer dem Dialog mit Hastur, dem Gott der Hirten, den er im täglichen Gebet aufsucht, sind die einzigen Begleiter durch dieses Leben der immerwährenden Einsamkeit seine Schafe und ein alter Einsiedler, der eine abgelegene Hütte in den Bergen bewohnt.

Die meisten von uns haben diese allseits bekannte Stimme im Ohr, die vieles, wenn nicht sogar alles schlecht redet, wie z. B.: "Du bist zu dick", "Du bist zum Rechnen zu untalentiert", "Dieses oder jenes kannst du gleich vergessen. Das brauchst du gar nicht erst versuchen" usw. So ergeht es auch Susanne. Sie hat es mit ihrer Anti-Psychiaterin besonders schwer getroffen. Ständig liegt ihr Ursula Hexengans mit destruktiven Botschaften im Ohr.

Florian Fischer erzählt von einem Jungen, der ein Seepferdchen besucht, von einem Regenbogen, der im Meer badet, er erklärt, wo der Himmel ist, erzählt von einem kleinen Engel, der Misstöne im Engelschor singt, von einer Ringelnatter, die den Osterhasen rettet und von einem kleinen Engel, der einem Weihnachtshund begegnet.

Jennifer ist für ihr Leben gestraft. Denn sie hat eine Mutter! Allein das mag für viele ja schon schlimm genug sein. Aber Jennifers Mutter ist von einer ganz besonderen Sorte: Sie hat eine Persönlichkeitsstörung. Und diese meldet sich permanent zu Wort. Sei es im Supermarkt, auf dem Spielplatz oder beim Elternabend.

Everybunny has always teased Rhubarb because of his bright-red nose, even though it’s not his fault he was born different. But when a misty night threatens to stop the Easter Bunny from making his yearly delivery of Easter eggs to the children of the world, Rhubarb’s red nose may be the only thing that can save Easter.

Luke Balena - a dopey, impressionable 26-year-old - is standing on the edge of a hidden cave in the Malibu forest, revisiting a stoned conversation with his friend Wolf before he mysteriously disappeared three days earlier. Is he down there now, joyously exploring an uncharted dimension? With nothing to lose, Luke prepares to climb in and find out for himself. But first, one more hit...

Snowball is a white kobold, something so rare that the other kobolds in his tribe won’t accept him as a proper kobold. In fact, they delight in making poor Snowball’s life miserable. But Snowball is determined that some day he’ll show them that there’s nothing wrong with being a white kobold. One day, in Snowball’s tenth winter, something strange comes to the mountains where Snowball and his tribe live. The kobolds want to know what it is, but with their red-brown color they’ll be spotted much too easily in the snow.

Who would've thought that going outside to jump on the trampoline would lead to an exciting, high-seas adventure? That's exactly what happened to Charlie and Lexie when they went out to play while their mom was cooking supper. Hokey Pokey Pirates is a story written by a child for children, using her own bond with her brothers to teach the importance of family bonding time in an imaginative and fun way.

Why are there bullies and what can you do about them? This audiobook is written for children, parents, counselors, and teachers to review or open discussions about bullying and what to do about it.

Moving to a new home can be a scary experience; especially if you’re very small. That’s how it is for Sooty and Scamp, a pair of gerbils chosen by a little boy named Matthew. Most people agree that getting a new pet is an exciting experience for any child, or adult, for that matter. But have you ever stopped to wonder how the pet feels during this time? This is the story of two little gerbils and how they learned to adjust after a little boy took them home.

Ulrike knows all about the Winter Solstice celebrations of the giants, being one himself. But what he doesn't know is why the humans cut down whole trees, only to take them home to decorate. Other giants tell him to forget about it, but Ulrike is curious; he needs to know why they do it. Finally, when he's puzzled over it so much his head is sore from all the thinking, he decides that this is the year he'll figure it out, and risks a return trip to the home of the last family he watched to look for clues, despite almost being spotted last time he was there.

What would you do if a mysterious stranger showed up at your door and said that you and your spouse have inherited a magnificent estate from a fabulously rich relative, and he wants to take you there the following morning?

Even though the power of God is beyond comprehension, far too limitless for my limited mind, it is still fascinating to explore. That's what these words in this collection of poetry and prose are all about. Wherever you are, whatever you may be going through, I hope you will find this collection refreshing and inspiring. We're on this journey together, and even though you may feel you are alone, you are not alone, have never been, will never be.

When Abraham Lincoln addressed the crowd at the new national cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on November 19, 1863, he intended his speech to be his most eloquent statement on the inextricable link between equality and democracy. However, unwilling to commit to equality at that time, the nation stood ill-prepared to accept the full message of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

Fairview is a quiet town. Nothing strange ever happens. Certainly nothing so weird and sinister as the disappearance, one by one, of its cats. But it is happening, and Thomas Weston, eight-grade wannabe reporter and inveterte snoop, is going to find out why.

Fourteen brand-new 2013 tales of dread ranging from horror to dark science fiction and noir, Sinister will keep you awake at night. Two hundred and forty-four pages of aliens who come from the sky, a detective working his last case, a skull flenser who loves his job, and various evils and dark chills creep through this new collection from the Edgar and Stoker nominated author, Billie Sue Mosiman.

The Maine Poetic is a collection of 63 poems about Maine and other thoughtful unusual subjects. Each poem is an original piece of poetry written specifically for this collection and none of the poems have been published in any other source. For poetry readers that love traditional poetry or those that love not so traditional poetry you will find many selections for your particular taste. Many of the poems will give you the feel, the vision and the emotion of life in rural areas throughout the United States.