Maggie Pearson Bücher

Lisa hilft Maria und Josef, in einem Stall Unterschlupf zu finden, und wird so Zeugin der Geburt des Jesuskindes

Drawn from a range of sources, including folk tales, urban myths, and narrative jokes, as well as original stories, this book features over forty stories that are intended for use in the classroom.

Exploring diverse cultures, this book invites readers to discover the unique tales and secrets of various traditions. It poses intriguing questions, such as how to ascend a glass mountain and the mysteries of the House of the Cats, encouraging a deeper understanding of the narratives that shape different societies. Through these stories, readers gain insight into the values, beliefs, and experiences that unite humanity across the globe.

The book, originally published in 2012 by Franklin Watts, offers a unique exploration of its subject matter, delving into themes that resonate with contemporary issues. It presents a compelling narrative that engages readers with its insightful perspectives and well-developed characters. The writing style is both accessible and thought-provoking, making it suitable for a diverse audience. Through its innovative approach, the book aims to inspire reflection and discussion among its readers.

The story follows three boys who escape their homes to embrace a pirate lifestyle. Initially, their adventure seems carefree until they encounter Bonnie-Ann, who teaches them the ways of true piracy. As they train, the boys discover that their greatest skill lies not in swashbuckling, but in music, leading to an unexpected journey of self-discovery and camaraderie.

A stunning collection of folk tales and legends, one from each of the EU member states. Ranging from magical to farcical, tender to terrifying, this selection offers a wide variety of stories you won't have heard before. A fascinating insight into Europe's varied cultures and traditions, and a wonderful read. Delightfully illustrated in paper-cut style by Francesca Greenwood.

It's 1581 and Barnabas and Temperance make their way to London to find Temperance's lost love. They fall into a sinister world of poltergeists, lynch mobs, and even a plot to kill Queen Elizabeth II. They also meet Doctor Dee, a strange mixture of serious scientist and dabbler in the paranormal. schovat popis

This book may be smaller than the average elf but it is FULL of stories! Stories of Christmases past and present, near and far; stories to make you laugh and to make you think; new stories, old stories and stories you'll remember for ever - this little book has them all! And each no more than two pages long, perfect to read or share at any time.

Princess Imelda has come up with a way to escape from the boring old palace and see the world. But while she's gone, the king and queen are convinced that she's been turned into a frog. When the magician they've hired to change her back turns out to have a sinister plan, Imelda will have to do everything she can to prove that she is not a frog!

The collection explores a variety of spooky tales and myths from different cultures, featuring a lone traveler confronting a ghost, a werewolf's bride seeking dinner for her husband, and a vampire lurking outside a girl's window. These stories range from magical to absurd, blending mystery and terror to captivate readers. Each tale invites you to encounter the eerie and the unsettling, celebrating the rich tapestry of global folklore that evokes the thrills of the night.