Jack Kent Bücher

Bin ich wach oder träume ich?, fragt sich Felix, als eines Morgens ein kleiner Drache auf seiner Bettkante sitzt. Noch dazu, wenn Felix' Mutter steif und fest behauptet: "Drachen gibt's doch gar nicht!". Das hätte sie lieber nicht sagen sollen ...

Auf Felix' Bett sitzt ein echter Drache! Und er wird immer größer ... Drachenmädchen Fuega dagegen hält Schule für reine Zeitverschwendung und traut sich nicht an dem Monsterhund vorbei, der auf dem Weg lauert.

3 Geschichten für Leseanfänger in großer Schrift und mit vielen Bildern sowie einem Leserätsel mit dem Leseraben!

A story for every kid who wants a pet dragon! When Billy Bixbee finds a tiny dragon in his bedroom, his mom tells him, “There’s no such thing as a dragon!” This only makes the dragon get bigger. He grows, and grows, and grows, until he’s bigger than Billy’s house—and that’s just the beginning! A funny, madcap story and playful illustrations by beloved author-illustrator Jack Kent pair in a book that will have children wondering if maybe friendly pet dragons do exist after all!

The story features an unlikely friendship between a proud caterpillar and a curious polliwog, highlighting themes of companionship and acceptance. Illustrated in vibrant colors, this Classic Board Book by Kent captivates young readers with its charming characters and engaging narrative.

In this book the author examines the New Testament treatment of the resurrection and discusses the Habermas-Flew debate on the pros and cons of an actual physical resurrection of Jesus. Jack Kent offers his own convincing psychological theories and explanations, and opposes the arguments of the theologians Kung, Spong and others. Much of his research is based upon the studies of modern psychiatry and its findings on hallucinations caused by bereavement, which the author relates movingly to the grief and bereavement experiences of people in various walks of life. This book will do much to explain the origin of the Resurrection myth.

No longer wanted by their owners, an old donkey, dog, cat, and rooster make their way towards Bremen with the intention of becoming town musicians.

Full of up-to-date information about access, seasons, and bag limits, this book introduces the best of New Zealand's trout waters. To simplify the angler's itinerary, the authors have grouped fishing spots by region so that a range of rivers and lakes can be reached from a central location. Also included is information about fishing guides and tackle shops, and local attractions for non-fishing days.

Cartoonist Jack Kent draws people mainly from his hometown of Portland, Oregon. The odd, the weird, the sketchy. You could be next!