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Not only is L. Frank Baum’s classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz one of the most enduring and magical children’s books ever written, it’s also — with its adventurousness and its lessons of resourcefulness, friendship, courage, and self-reliance — one of the most American.

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Fairy tales for children in german language.
German stories for 8-11 year old girls.

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Everyone knows that tyrannosauruses are big and scary, so when a placid duckbill dinosaur’s egg ends up in the wrong nest confusion is sure to ensue! When the baby dinosaur hatches out, he’s so out of place that his grisly big sisters call him Tyrannosaurus Drip. Poor little Drip: all he wants is a quiet life munching on water weed …Another winner from the author of “The Gruffalo”.

Rabbit has moved to a new house and realises he will have to make new friends. But making new friends isn’t always easy, as he is about to find out. Instead of feeling gloomy, Rabbit comes up with a Plan.

He starts a little project by himself, and it turns out to be such fun that Squirrel and Dog, and perhaps even grumpy Pig, can’t help being just a little curious. Perhaps they will even join in.

Poor giraffe is feeling left out. His long neck means that he’s just too far away from the action. The other animals on the jungle floor can barely hear his distant voice, and when they are up in the trees giraffe startles them with his big head so high off the ground.

But when the river bursts its banks and only the monkeys and the birds can climb or fly to safety, it’s time to forget old prejudices and work together.

One of Lion Publishing’s most successful international best-sellers, The Children’s Bible in 365 Stories tells the Bible narrative in detail and depth. As well as all the well-known Bible stories, it includes sections that most children’s Bibles do not have space for: poetry, prophets, New Testament letters, etc. The result is a very readable and very thorough children’s Bible - with an episode for every day of the year.

This new paperback edition brings a best-seller to a new market.

It takes just one tragic moment for Jenny’s life to change forever. Taken to live at Oak Hall Children’s Centre, Jenny begins a very different life, confined to a wheelchair and dreaming of an earlier time filled with love, family and friends. Then Helen and John Holland offer her a foster home with their adorable 5-year-old son, Stephen.

The model of a perfect family, Jenny dares to hope that she will at last find some happiness. But when she discovers an old diary beneath a floorboard in her new bedroom, she begins to unravel a horrifying secret. A secret that lies within the padlocked cellar under the house.

A secret with mind-blowing consequences. And suddenly Jenny’s perfect new life has turned into a deadly nightmare - in which right and wrong no longer exist…

In this, the third and final of “The Further Adventures of Eddie Dickens”, our saucer-eyed hero Eddie Dickens finds himself embroiled in an attempt to foil a plot to steal an oil painting of Mad Uncle Jack, mistakenly commissioned by the War Office (who thought he was the other Major Dickens). Add to this the explosive mix of Even Madder Aunt Maud and Annabelle, the baby pet crocodile she now leads around on a silver chain; Dr Samuel Moot, besotted by Maud since a young man, having once shot Mad Uncle Jack (twice) in a duel; Gherkin, a professional dwarf; Eddie’s Uncle Alfie and a surfeit of heather; and all the usual suspects (including Malcolm, of course)…and you’re in for another slice of the ridiculous served up in the way that only Ardagh can.

In Terrible Times our erstwhile hero Eddie Dickens finds himself en-route to North America in the dubious care of professional chaperone Lady Constance Bustles, whose previous charges have all died under mysterious circumstances. He finds himself sharing a berth with disreputable prospectors, some familiar faces (stuffed animal and human) from his past, and with the Great Gretcha who suffers from serious bouts of sleeping sickness.