Jan Fearnley Pořadí knih

A heartwarming story perfect for children who find it hard to read out loud

Lesen kann ganz schön spannend sein, so beschreibt es zumindest Jan Fearnley in ihrem neuen Bilderbuch „Hannes, Carlo und das Abenteuer vom Lesen“. Hannes liebt Geschichten. Am meisten liebt er es, wenn sie ihm vorgelesen werden. Selbst zu lesen — auch noch laut und vor seinen Klassenkameraden und der Lehrerin — treibt ihm den Angstschweiß auf die Stirn, er bringt alles durcheinander und macht einen Fehler nach dem anderen. Wie viel Spaß es macht, Geschichten selbst zu lesen und der Held in vielen Abenteuern zu sein, entdeckt Hannes zusammen mit Carlo, seinem treuen vierbeinigen Begleiter. Und Carlo stört es überhaupt nicht, wenn Hannes beim Lesen Fehler macht — Und mit einem geduldigen Zuhörer fällt es Hannes gar nicht mehr so schwer laut zu lesen.

Owain is a boy who loses everything. Hefin is an elephant who remembers everything. Together, they are the best of friends. Until one day, when Owain loses something very important ... his temper. A heart-warming story of friendship, falling out and makin g amends.

A funny, heart-warming story about friendship and emotions, and the perfect parental toolkit for navigating tempers. From the incomparable Jan Fearnley who has sold over 325,000 copies of her children's books.

A nice old grandma bakes a pie, but - oh me, oh my! - that yummy treat is stolen by a greedy fox, then lost and found by a mouse, snatched by a cat, grabbed by a dog, and plucked away by an owl, before landing back on Grandma's table for everyone to share, or maybe not . . .

One frosty evening, a week before Christmas, Little Robin washes and irons seven warm vests for the chilly nights to come. - on Christmas Eve, Little Robin is cold and alone with no vests left! That is, until a special someone arrives to reward his kindness .

Edgar and Edith are hungry, and its up to Edgar to bring home something tasty. But just when Edgar finds some delicious sausages, they are taken by The Inspector, a very important-looking rat with a big hat. Poor Edgar and Edith are left with nothing but dry crackers and pickles for dinner. That is, until one day, when The Inspector all fattened up, and Edgar does some inspecting of his own...

Tinysaurus wishes to be bigger like his sister BigSissysaurus to take care of their eggs. When a hungry Nastysaurus threatens the eggs, Tinysaurus learns that being small has its own benefits.

Boom! Crash! Bang! A dragon has arrived! He is big, loud, snorting purple smoke—and all he wants is treasure. And he'll try anything to get it . . . but he wasn't expecting the Baby. The Baby isn't the slightest bit afraid of the dragon, no matter what tricks he tries, and it's only after their fun-filled nighttime adventure that the dragon realizes what real treasure is.

The book features a captivating blend of charm and intelligence, appealing to readers who appreciate wit and allure in storytelling. It promises an engaging narrative that combines sharp insights with a compelling plot, ensuring a delightful experience for those who delve into its pages.