Ergebnis für "August" in Klassiker

Das moderne Märchen von der Begegnung des in der Wüste abgestürzten Piloten mit dem kleinen Prinzen, der von einem Asteroiden kommt - ein zeitloses Meisterwerk und ein Plädoyer für Menschlichkeit und Freundschaft. Als Lesung mit Musik von August Zirner eine unverzichtbare Ausgabe des Weltklassikers. Das zeitlose Meisterwerk in einer zauberhaften Neuübersetzung.

Das Kulthörspiel jetzt auch digital. Das Weihnachtshörbuch für alle kleinen und großen Hörer. Ein LITERA - Klassiker.

Der mächtige König Artus hat die besten Ritter an seiner Tafelrunde auf der Burg Camelot versammelt. Erec und Lanzelot, Tristan und Parzival, Iwein und all die anderen kämpfen um Ruhm, Liebe, Ehre und Anerkennung. Einen ganz besonderen Platz an Artus Hof nimmt jedoch der Magier Merlin ein, der mit seinen geheimnisvollen Kräften Artus zur Seite steht, aber auch immer wieder in die Geschicke seines Herrschers als auch seiner Getreuen eingreift.

Herr Löwenhaupt kauft eine lebendige Gans, die am Weihnachtsabend mit Rotkraut und gedünsteten Äpfeln auf den Tisch kommen soll. Bis dahin soll sie in einer Kiste im Kartoffelkeller ihr Quartier haben. Die drei Kinder versorgen die Gans und taufen sie Auguste. Der kleine Peter besteht sogar darauf, dass Auguste im Kinderzimmer schlafen darf, und nimmt sie heimlich mit ins Bett. Als der Vater kurz vor Weihnachten Auguste in den Gänsehimmel schicken will, schreit nicht nur die Gans Zeter und Mordio.

Alcuni racconti sono apparsi per la prima volta in una rivista umoristica tedesca nel 1781, ma fu Rudolph Erich Raspe che li rielaborò in lingua inglese e li pubblicò qualche anno dopo. In seguito i racconti delle mirabolanti avventure del Barone di Münchhausen furono nuovamente tradotti in tedesco da Burger, il probabile vero creatore di questo personaggio fantastico che sembra costruì, ispirandosi a un personaggio veramente esistito.

Expanding upon the four-line nursery rhyme, storyteller David Novak spins an epic tale as young Itsy prepares to attempt what no spider has done before: scale the water spout. A nervous Mother Bitsy prepares her little Itsy as nourishing lunch; a fly salad sandwich, a bag of grasshopper chips, and a bottle of fresh-squeezed moth juice (100% natural). The result is an epic on a child's scale, in which determination, concentration, and grit are championed.

Slow but steady Turtle exhibits wisdom, perseverance, and cunning in these world folktales. Full of adventure that's sure to captivate young listeners, these tales hold meaning for all ages.

The four original stories on this highly praised recording were inspired by an October moon in New England.

J.J. Reneaux uses her folksy charm and personal stories as bridges between traditional tales she relates with that spark of Cajun spice. This delightful collection of children's stories and songs of the South features twelve traditional tales and songs drawn from the diverse Southern heritage.

When storyteller David Novak asked a young girl what she wanted for dinner, the answer he got was "Cookies!" That girl didn't get cookies for dinner, but she did get a story.

"What is your favorite story?" is the question children across the country often ask professional storyteller Pleasant DeSpain. As he attempts to answer, his list grows longer and longer, until he confesses he likes them all. An untiring researcher of oral traditions, DeSpain is known for his concise versions of world folktales specifically crafted for retelling.

The six wonder tales on this audiobook are gems of the genre. They have a "long ago and far away" quality. The listener is invited to suspend the logic of ordinary reality and leap into an imaginative world where impossible events can occur.

One of America's most beloved storytellers tells of spirits that have nurtured her in these four tales: "The Accidental Angel," "Wilbur Martin: God's Maintenance Man," "The Water Lilies," and "Angels in Disguise."

Traditional values abound in these hilarious stories from Appalachia: friendship, family, orderliness, humor, and delight in an especially inventive practical joke.

In this hilarious epic tale, our young hero learns three valuable lessons: avoiding pain only heightens it, a mother's wrath can hurt worse than a shot, and growing up sometimes involves choosing the lesser of two evils.

Newly re-mastered for digital formats, this is the definitive recording of Hans Christian Andersen's six best-loved stories. Narrator Diane Wolkstein, the artistic director of the Hans Christian Andersen Center in New York City, tells Andersen stories throughout the world. She is the author of 23 award-winning books of folklore and has been honored by the National Storytelling Network as a recipient of its coveted Circle of Excellence Award, a designation reserved for America's best living storytellers.

In the land of moss, magnolias, and bayous, ghost stories suffuse the landscape like mist on a moonlit swamp. Swamp ghosts, hot-tempered villains and tricksters once lived there, and live on today in such blood-chilling stories as the six in this collection. Browse more great storytelling from August House.

Johnny Appleseed's real name was John Chapman, a native of Massachusetts who lived from 1774 to 1845. It is known that he wandered for 40 years through Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana sowing apple seeds, staying one step ahead of the pioneer movement in order to sell seedlings to those who traveled through.