Keenly aware of the needless destruction of wildlife as a result of ever-expanding population growth and the greedy, land-hungry actions of man, the author brings together a collection of fables told by different African tribes that mirror the richness and diversity of Africa's wildlife.
Olga is in a terrible mood. She desperately wants to dance, but know one will dance with her. Her parents have other things to do. So, Olga decides to dance by herself, and something wonderful happens. This work is intended for ages 3-7 years.
A comical mystery unfolds as Grandpa's handmade Swiss teeth are stolen, prompting Officer Rate to investigate. Despite putting up WANTED posters and appearing on a TV show, the case remains unsolved, leaving the town in a perpetual state of smiling to prove their innocence. With a blend of humorous text and whimsical illustrations, Rod Clement delivers a uniquely entertaining tale that engages children and encourages laughter. This picture book promises to keep young readers grinning throughout the adventure.
„Wie Stachelschwein zu seinen Stacheln kam“ ist die Fortsetzung von „Wie Zebra zu seinen Streifen kam“ und begeistert Kinder, die lesen oder zuhören können. Die afrikanischen Tiermärchen sind fantasievoll und enthalten oft eine moralische Botschaft. Hannelore Wehrli-Oehler erzählt die Geschichten spannend und die liebevollen Illustrationen zeigen die Tiere und ihre Lebensweisen.