Helen Cooper Bücher

«Komm jetzt, oder komm nie!» Diese geheimnisvollen Worte stehen auf der Einladung, die Ben Makepeace eines Morgens vor seiner Tür findet. Sie lockt ihn in das alte Museum, das kurz vor dem Abriss steht – wenn Ben nicht bald einen bestimmten Gegenstand findet, der hier zwischen all den ausgestopften Tieren verborgen ist ... Oder sind sie vielleicht gar nicht ausgestopft? Ben stürzt sich Hals über Kopf in das Abenteuer, das Museum zu retten. Aber bald wird daraus eine gefährliche Sache – denn es ist auch Magie im Spiel, wirklich gefährliche Magie ... Ein unvergesslicher Roman über die Suche nach der eigenen Geschichte und die Kraft der Freundschaft – mit wunderschönen Illustrationen der Autorin.

Anstatt schlafen zu gehen, entwischt Nico der Mutter mit seinem kleinen roten Auto und unternimmt eine Spazierfahrt ins Spielzeugland.

Benni vermutet, dass im Abstellkämmerchen unter der Treppe ein Bär wohnt. Um dem Monster den Appetit auf kleine Jungs zu nehmen, wirft Benni heimlich Lebensmittel in das Bärenversteck. (ab 4).

Katze, Eichhörnchen und Ente leben zusammen in ihrem kleinen Häuschen im Wald. Jeder hat seine feste Aufgabe und alle sind zufrieden, bis eines Tages die Ente die Rollen tauschen will und damit einen Riesenkrach heraufbeschwört.

Something was bubbling in the old white cabin. What was in the cooking pot? Pumpkin Soup. Made by a Cat, a Squirrel and a Duck,Waiting just for a pipkin of salt,To make it the best you ever tasted . . . But the salt jar smashes and there is none left for the Pumpkin Soup! Cat, Squirrel and Duck must go to the city to buy some more. Duck has the habit of wandering off but he promises not to get lost. But not everything goes to plan . . . Fans of Pumpkin Soup will be delighted by this sequel with its warm and vibrant illustrations.

Exploring the transmission of romance motifs from the Middle Ages to the print era, this work highlights how themes like quests, magic, and passionate heroines permeated literature. By the sixteenth century, these stories were widely recognized, influencing both the educated and the illiterate. Notable figures such as Spenser and Shakespeare built upon this rich tradition, reflecting its impact on society, including monarchs and rebels, thereby shaping a shared cultural narrative.

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Every day, Cat, Squirrel and Duck make pumpkin soup - the best you've ever tasted. So, they make fish soup, mushroom soup and beetroot soup, but will the new soups be as delicious as their favourite? Poor Duck gets hungrier and hungrier and grumpier and grumpier, until at last Cat comes up with a soup that might just be .