Karl James Mountford Bücher

Das vierte Schuljahr in Hogwarts beginnt für Harry. Doch davor steht noch ein sportliches Großereignis, das die scheußlichen Sommerferien vergessen lässt: die Quidditch-Weltmeisterschaft. Und ein weiterer Wettkampf wird die Schüler das ganze Schuljahr über beschäftigen: das Trimagische Turnier, in dem Harry eine Rolle übernimmt, die er sich im Traum nicht vorgestellt hätte. Natürlich steckt dahinter das Böse, das zurück an die Macht drängt: Lord Voldemort. Es wird eng für Harry, sehr eng. Doch seine Freunde und ihre Unterstützung kann Harry sich auch in verzweifelten Situationen verlassen.

A curious fox discovers a still, silent bird in the forest, leading him to question its condition and his own feelings of confusion and anger. His attempts to understand the bird's state attract the attention of a little moth, who offers a comforting perspective on the cycles of light in the sky. This encounter emphasizes themes of hope and connection, illustrating how even in moments of despair, there can be reflections of light and comfort found in nature.

The first middle-grade novel from the acclaimed author of "The Year of Secret Assignments." After her parents are killed, 10-year-old Bronte learns that their will (reinforced with magic) requires her to deliver gifts to her 10 aunts. Bronte suspects there may be more to this journey than the simple delivery of treasure.

Dornenhecken umgeben das prächtige Schloss, in dem Dornröschen schon seit langer, langer Zeit tief schläft. Erfahre, wie es dazu kam und sei dabei, wenn der Prinz die Königstochter wach küsst. Zahlreiche Klappen und Gucklöcher entführen in eine faszinierende Märchenwelt.

Oscar is just skipping school and hanging out at the local skatepark when he suddenly finds himself transported into a world very different to his. And this is his own account of his adventures from Monday to Friday last week. In the company of Bronte Mettlestone, Esther, Imogen and Alejandro, ordinary Oscar finds himself on a quest to locate nine separate pieces of a key, held by nine separate people, in order to unlock a complicated spell that had trapped the Elven city of Dun-sorey-lo-vay-lo-hey. If they don't succeed in their quest, on Friday at noon the spell becomes permanent, the Elves will be crushed to death and Oscar will be trapped in this magical world forever. (The account, it should be noted, has been written at the request of Oscar's school's Deputy Head Teacher. She wants to know exactly what Oscar considered more important than coming to school last week.)