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Ein Ausflug ohne Eile

Großer Bär und Kleiner Bär beschließen, einen Ausflug zu machen. Doch bevor es losgehen kann, brauchen sie die richtige Kleidung. Und die richtige Ausrüstung. Dann noch einen Korb mit frisch gebackenen Törtchen. Und vielleicht auch noch ein gutes Buch. Wie viele Fische am Ende gefangen werden, ist dabei gar nicht so wichtig, aber eins ist sicher: Nach einem schönen Ausflug wird ein gemütliches Nickerchen in der Hängematte gemacht.

The baggage we have created for ourselves in our life weighs us down. In "Traveling Light," author Leonie van Hest explains how we can teach ourselves to travel light on our life's journey by shaking off negative thoughts and emotions like worry, fear, anger, revenge and lack of self-love.

"Traveling Light" communicates we all have the ability and power within us to turn our lives into a more joyous journey. It discusses how to: think positive thoughts, especially about yourself; understand you are responsible for your own happiness; disallow others or outer circumstances to affect your...

Bunny and Dog live on opposite sides of the fence. Every morning, first thing, Bunny looks through the fence and the tall grass at Dog. And every morning, first thing, Dog looks through the fence and the tall grass at Bunny. Yet neither one says hello. Or hi. Or nice to see you today. But then, one night, Bunny and Dog both see a shooting star zip through the sky. Could this shared moment be the start of a friendship? From storyteller Amy Hest...

In the little white house, Mrs. Bear is putting Sam to bed, when suddenly -- HCK HCK coughs Sam. Mrs. Bear gets some syrup. But the syrup tastes bad, and there's too much of it on a too-big spoon, and it's too hard to swallow. What will make Sam feel better? Acclaimed picture-book creators Amy Hest and Anita Jeram revisit Sam and Mrs. Bear as they share a quiet moment of comfort that is enough to conquer the coldest night.

George Baker and Harry don't seem the likeliest of friends. Yet, sitting side by side on George's porch, waiting for the school bus to come, the two have plenty in common, this hundred-year-old musician with the crookedy fingers going tappidy on his knees and the young schoolboy whose shoelaces always need tying. They're both learning to read, which is hard -- but what's easy is the warm friendship they share. In an inspired pairing, a best-selling author and illustrator pay...