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Von 'Der Mond ist aufgegangen' über 'Schlaf, Kindchen, schlaf' bis 'Dona nobis pacem' - in diesem Band sind die schönsten traditionellen Lieder versammelt, um Kinder in den Schlaf zu singen oder selbst zur Ruhe zu kommen. Mit Noten und Liedtexten sowie zauberhaften Illustrationen von Tomi Ungerer.

Tomi Ungerer's classic tale about a bat who learns to embrace his differences through friendship.

Like all bats, Rufus sees life in black and white, until he chances upon an outdoor movie theatre and is awakened to the dazzling world of colours for the first time. Inspired and excited, Rufus paints his own wings and ventures out into the day, only to discover that his unusual appearance attracts unwelcome attention. Though he is initially rejected for his difference, Rufus soon learns to accept himself for who he is, thanks to a new friend.

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An intriguing visual game for children aged 2‐5 to find the simple shape of a shoe in Ungerer s charming and retro illustrations."

Top 10 Children s Book 2013 New York Times Book Review

A "Publishers Weekly" Best Children s Book of 2013

A "New York Times" Best Illustrated Children s Book of 2013

"Tomi Ungerer has created another masterpiece." Eric Carle

In this imaginative tale from master storyteller Tomi Ungerer, two young siblings find themselves cast away on mysterious Fog Island. No one has ever returned from the island s murky shores, but when the children begin to explore, they discover things are not quite as they expected.

Ungerer s captivating drawings evoke the eerie beauty and magic surrounding...

Tomi Ungerer hat in seinen Bilderbüchern unvergessliche, heißgeliebte Tierfiguren geschaffen: vom fliegenden Känguru Adelaide über die Schweinefamilie Mellops, die Katze Toby Tatze aus 'Kein Kuss für Mutter' bis hin zu Emil, dem hilfreichen Tintenfisch. Sie alle sind dabei beim ersten Tomi Ungerer Malbuch - Ausmalspaß für Groß und Klein.

A hilarious underground adventure starring the world's most adventurous family of pigs.

When Mr. Mellops' golf ball rolls down a crevice, the family's natural response is to prepare a spelunking (cave exploring) expedition Down the crevice they go, with their steel helmets and rope ladder. Then, on a rubber raft they follow the underground river at the bottom of the crevice. Stalactites and stalagmites abound, and cave paintings and other remnants of the past are everywhere. Suddenly the raft is punctured, and the Mellops swim to safety - only to find themselves in...

Monsieur Racine wakes up one day to find his precious pear tree looted of all the award‐winning fruit. When he discovers that the culprit is a funny‐looking beast, his anger gives way to curiosity and two become friends. But the beast is not quite what it seems, eventually it comes apart literally to show itself to be no beast at all, but the two playful children from next door, covered with skins and rags."