Claude Ponti Bücher

Egal, wie großartig die eigenen Eltern auch sein mögen, ab und zu tut ein Wechsel einfach gut. Daher kann man in diesem Versandkatalog nach Herzenslust durch die neuesten Eltern-Modelle stöbern und sich etwas Passendes aussuchen.Zum Beispiel das Modell "Bäume", das nicht nur durch Sternschnuppennester besticht. Oder aber das Modell "Bequem", das über geschichtenerzählende Polsterkissen verfügt und das Prädikat "ultrakuschel" zu Recht verdient. Und wer es etwas wilder mag, der sollte sich an das Modell "Abenteurer" wagen. Wer am Ende doch die eigenen Eltern bevorzugt, der tauscht einfach zurück. Nonsens mit Tiefgang - verrückt und poetisch zugleich!

Mit acht Geschwistern lebt der Twim in einem Baumhaus mit vielen Zimmern in einem friedlichen Tal. Manchmal kommen unerwartet Gäste wie der Riese, der sich alle Einzelheiten der Behausung erklären lässt.

Eine poetische Jungenfreundschaft und das Überleben in einer unmenschlichen Erwachsenenwelt stehen im Mittelpunkt dieses berührenden, sprachgewaltigen Romans. Der kleine Hercule erfindet zusammen mit Laclope eine eigene Welt, in der die beiden unverletzbar und stark sind. Bei einem ihrer Streifzüge decken sie schließlich dunkle Seiten der jüngsten Vergangenheit ihres Dorfes auf. "Ein Buch, das von der ersten bis zur letzten Zeile fesselt. " Le Monde.

Höchste Zeit, dass diese Kükenbande auch in Deutschland zum Star wird! Mit den drei Geschichten dieses Buchs: Horst und der Sturmstopfen, Horst, der Tintenklecksdompteur sowie Horst und der Wasserhahn werden drei wichtige Stationen im kindlichen Leben zu magischen Großereignissen: das Zubettgehen, das Eisessen und das Plantschen in der Badewanne. Und nicht nur die Kinder, sondern auch die Erwachsenen haben ihre Freude an der schier endlosen Fülle witziger Details in Pontis Bildern und an seinem raffinierten Wortwitz.

Claude Ponti’s nimble wordplay and punning, combined with his phantasmagorical and joyful illustrations, create an endearing gem of a book, bound to be a bedtime story favorite. From one of the world’s most beloved children’s book authors comes a story of a high-spirited flock of friends building an unusual birthday cake. A rabble of soft, golden “chicklets” are awoken one morning to a startling proclamation: they only have ten short days to prepare for their best friend Bertha Daye’s party. It’s time to get to work building a larger-than-life castle cake to house and feed the revelers. Made of chocolate scooped out of chocolate mines, “finer than fairy dust” flour from the hillsides, and fruit carried down twigs and stems in the forest, this will be the best—and kookiest—cake of all time. Oodles of distinctive chicklets fill every page, scurrying, fluttering, napping, tumbling, helping, and getting up to no good. When the party day arrives, guests pour into the pastry palace, many of them unmistakable characters from iconic stories’ past, offering a marvelous who’s-who of story-book history.

AN “UGLY DUCKLING” TALE THAT KIRKUS REVIEWS CALLS A “WONDERFULLY STRANGE JOURNEY OF SELF-DISCOVERY” FROM ONE OF FRANCE’S MOST ACCLAIMED CHILDREN’S BOOK AUTHORS When he is born, Hiznobyuti is not exactly handsome. In fact, his parents and siblings say, "He's no beauty!" They say it so often, Hiznobyuti assumes it is his name. Wherever he goes, only embarrassment and shame await him. Hiznobyuti hides himself away, working on his inventions, until one day he receives a message from the stars. After a fight with his family, Hiznobyuti decides to run away. On a beautiful adventure by himself, he learns the secrets of the universe: how to communicate with trees and birds, how to wake up the sun, and how to see himself for who he truly is - a hero! When he returns from his journey, Hiznobyuti family rejoices and apologizes for not understanding how beautiful and important he was to them all along.

The playful antics of Chick and Chickie highlight their unique bond as they engage in fun activities that include scaring each other and tickling the letter A. Their imaginative games showcase their distinct personalities and creativity, making for an entertaining exploration of friendship and playfulness.

Chick and Chickie love to play in their very own way, whether scaring each other silly or tickling the letter A. The fast-paced and zany narrative by Claude Ponti, one of the world's most beloved children's book authors, will instantly delight early readers and will just as surely turn reading into play.

Confident, bristly-haired Meeselphe tumbles headfirst into a whimsical world of riddles, monsters, and magical landscapes – celebrated French children’s book author-illustrator Claude Ponti’s latest adventure Leaning out of her treehouse window, Meeselphe wonders what it’s like way down on the ground, a place she’s never been – but she’s certain there are many unfamiliar, delightful, and curious things to discover. So she jumps! Landing on the forest floor and striding fearlessly into the wackanana landscape of chocolate rabbits and Penrose quinces beyond, bristly-haired Meeselphe encounters friends and feckless foes. Malivicious monsters stand in her way and nothing is as it seems in this whimsical and sometimes unfriendly world, but Meeselphe isn’t fazed: she has an answer for every riddle and a red paintbrush for every self-conscious ladybug. In the final showdown, scheduled for pages 38 and 39, our bushy-haired heroine makes a triumphant stand against the malivicious monsters. In detailed illustrations and Claude Ponti’s trademark wordplay, cleverly rendered in this inventive translation by Alyson Waters and Margot Kerlidou, young readers will experience the thrill of adventure and the pleasure of coming home again.

Hippolène et sa famille habitent l'arbre sans fin. Au bout d'une branche, il y a toujours une autre branche. Avec des surprises à chaque branche.