Carola Sieverding
Huh, what’s a real elephant doing on the playground? Shy Rima can hardly believe her eyes. But now that it’s here, it might as well just play along, Julia and Antonio decide. Unfortunately, the elephant is too big to play hide and seek and too heavy for the swings. Will they find a game they will all have fun at? Rima already has something in mind, if only she dared to recommend it …
Young donkey Ferdinand has a single most fervent wish: to be a real horse. If it were just that simple! Fortunately, Ferdinand can count on the support of his friends. The girl Emmi takes him to the riding lessons at the pony farm (Ferdinand never thought walking could be so tricky), billygoat Paule offers to be a substitute rider (and finds himself more than once on the ground) and pony girl Cloud gives him neighing lessons. Together, they stumble from one donkeylicious adventure to the next …
Young donkey Ferdinand has a single most fervent wish: to be a real horse. If it were just that simple! Fortunately, Ferdinand can count on the support of his friends. The girl Emmi takes him to the riding lessons at the pony farm (Ferdinand never thought walking could be so tricky), billygoat Paule offers to be a substitute rider (and finds himself more than once on the ground) and pony girl Cloud gives him neighing lessons. Together, they stumble from one donkeylicious adventure to the next …
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!