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Das Puzzle zur Bilderbuchreihe – in Deutschland produziert!Auf ins Puzzle-Abenteuer in die Welt des Bestsellers „Der Löwe in dir“ – und Maus und Löwe sind mittendrin! Welche Tiere bewundern den König der Savanne und wo hat sich die Maus eigentlich versteckt?Auf spielerische Weise trainiert das Puzzle Konzentration und Feinmotorik. Mit den farbenfrohen Illustrationen von Jim Field aus der beliebten Erfolgsreihe „Der Löwe in dir“ von Rachel Bright bietet es fröhliches Puzzlevergnügen für Kinder ab 4 Jahren und die ganze Familie. Die Bilderbücher zum Puzzle:Der Löwe in dirTrau dich, KoalabärDie StreithörnchenKleiner Wolf in weiter WeltDer Wal, der immer mehr wollteGecko und das Glück des GebensKleine Pandas, großes VersprechenDas Kamel hat schlechte LauneGeh deinen Weg, SchildkröteDas Spiel zum Puzzle:Quartett - Der Löwe in dir und seine Freunde
At night, the vases at the china shop come to life. They knit, talk, and most importantly take great care not to do anything dangerous that might break them. All except the smallest vase who is playful, adventurous, and a bit too reckless for the other vases’ liking. When an elephant strays into the shop one night, the lives of the scaredy vases is upended – in the best possible way!
The little ghost doesn’t haunt the castle to scare others. It’s too easily frightened itself – especially of being alone. A slumber party would help with that, but when the little ghost sets out to invite its friends, all of them are already occupied otherwise. Will it still find someone to ward off its loneliness?
All of the ducks are invited to Frida’s birthday party including Marlene, Emil’s best friend. Only Emil hasn’t received an invitation. Because Emil is a cat and Frida is adamant that he cannot participate in their duck games. Nevertheless, Emil keeps his chin up and tries his very best to join in the fun from the sidelines. Can he prove to Frida and the other ducks that he can be a part of the party after all?
Odd doesn’t really fit in with his family: he’s much bigger than his robin siblings, his feathers are not as colourful, and when he tries to sing, he sounds very differently. He’s just … odd. While the robins don’t mind at all and love him nevertheless, Odd can’t shake the feeling that he doesn’t fit in. To find out who he is and where he came from, Odd embarks on a journey that makes him realise that the family he left behind was the one he belonged to all along …
Sunshine likes living in their cave deep underneath the ground – if only it weren’t so lonely down here! One day, Sunshine sets out to find friends among the animals in the forest above. Even though they don’t look the same, Sunshine always shares similarities with them like big ears, red fur, or impressive teeth. But all the animals bolt when they see them, shouting something about a monster. Are they talking about Sunshine? But why, when all Sunshine wanted is to find some friends? Is there no one willing to give Sunshine a chance?
Oh dear! Shortly before departing to visit grandpa owl, the little owl hurts its wing and can no longer fly. It is absolutely heartbroken! Then a letter arrives with a bedtime story from grandpa owl to cheer it up. And another arrives the next day. Soon, the other animals in the forest catch on and come to family owl's tree to listen to grandpa owl’s bedtime stories – until one day, a surprise arrives…