K. Ong Bücher

The story follows Maynnie, an ordinary girl whose summer day brightens with a chance encounter with a charming bunny rabbit. This delightful meeting leads to an engaging adventure filled with shoujo-style coloring activities, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Maynnie's whimsical world. The book combines storytelling with interactive fun, making it a unique experience for fans of coloring and lighthearted narratives.

In this charming tale, junior high school girl Minako Hanada forms a heartwarming friendship with Rolleen, a witty talking bunny guardian from Dreamland. Together, they embark on a mission to rescue abandoned bunnies, bringing joy and purpose to Minako's family. With Rolleen's magical connections, they tackle everyday challenges while celebrating the arrival of spring and its plum blossoms. This delightful journey promises numerous adventures and bright plans for the future, enhanced by a bonus introductory chapter in Japanese.

The journey to Dreamland unfolds for Minako Hanada and her family, accompanied by their cherished bunny guardian, Rolleen, the Delightful. As they explore this enchanting realm, the narrative reveals the unique experiences that await them and highlights the warmth and hospitality of Dreamland, making it a perfect haven for them and their rescued rabbits.

The body of knowledge in medical specialties is rapidly expanding, making it challenging to keep up with advances in clinical and basic sciences. This is especially true in pediatric endocrinology, which intersects pediatrics, endocrinology, development, and genetics. The Yearbook of Pediatric Endocrinology 2012 provides abstracts of articles highlighting breakthrough developments in basic sciences and evidence-based clinical research relevant to the field. It serves to keep clinicians, scientists, pediatric endocrinologists, pediatricians, and endocrinologists informed about new advancements. Twelve Associate Editors and their co-authors selected the most meaningful papers from thousands published, summarizing them and providing contextual comments. The selected papers cover new genes involved in diseases, new hormones, revised concepts, significant clinical observations, large-scale trials, new mechanisms, paradigms, and important review articles. The Yearbook is endorsed by the European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology (ESPE) and is published in conjunction with the ESPE's annual meeting. It encompasses medical and scientific literature from June 2011 to May 2012.