The little rabbits race each other around the lake. They hop over stones, avoid snail slime, jump around mud puddles, dash through straw stacks, and crawl through a pipe. One by one, though, the little rabbits have to quit the race for one reason or other and in the end, no one makes it to the finish line. But mama rabbit quickly consoles her little rabbits: it doesn’t matter if you end up winning, the journey is its own reward.
Heinrich is a big cock already – well, almost. At least he’s getting better at crowing! When he’s all grown up, Heinrich is to look after the chicken yard, just like his father! But why can’t he look after the little chicks as well, just like his mother? Who says hatching is only for hens?! That’s totally unfair! Heinrich sets his mind to proving everyone wrong and cocks can hatch eggs and look after chicks just as well!
Eine tierisch humorvolle Geschichte zum ersten Selberlesen über die Freundschaft zweier Waldbewohner, ein bisschen Weisheit und jede Menge Lärm.Ruhe und Frieden – das ist alles, was Hase sich wünscht. Doch Bär schnarcht furchtbar laut, Schildkröte erschreckt ihn fast zu Tode und dann ist da auch noch Grünspecht! Sie ist neu im Wald und macht einen schrecklichen Lärm. Nicht zum Aushalten! So schlechte Laune hatte Hase noch nie! Aber vielleicht schafft Bär es ja, ihm eine andere Sicht der Dinge zu zeigen …
The little donkey Ida is a true artist. With her tail tuft, she paints the most beautiful patterns on the walls of the barn. When Ida can’t find any eggs at Easter, she goes looking for the Easter bunny – and is lucky enough to discover him! However, he’s in a big mess: His alarm clock didn’t ring so he hasn’t painted all the eggs yet! There’s no time to lose! Ida swings her tail and helps the Easter bunny to colour the remaining eggs. Easter is saved!