Ergebnis für "Springers" in Märchen & Mythen

When Eben McAllister reads about the Seven Wonders of the World, he longs to escape the small farming community of Sassafras Springs and do some exploring of his own. No one else ever seems to want to leave Sassafras, however–not even his best pal, Jeb–and so, for now, Eben figures he’s...

Dussie always knew puberty was going to be confusing, but she never realized it was going to be catastrophic - until she wakes up one morning to find that her hair has turned into a writhing mass of slithering snakes and discovers the real truth about her family: her mother is a Gorgon--right out of Greek mythology--and she was named after her mother's younger sister, Medusa.

Winter Releasing the Birds of Spring is a profound exploration of the Očhéthi Šakówiŋ tribe's life as they navigate the transformation from winter to spring.

An enchanting tale of magical creatures living in secret, on a street just like yours and mine.

This book is a tale about fairies and gnomes who gathered to create a New Year Fair. The fairies sat together to work out what they would sell on their stalls, and the gnomes worked out what they could build to sell at the fair. After invitations were sent to all the animals in their neighborhood, they started with their working bees to make goods. The fair was opened by Blondie, the head fairy, and Bob, the chief gnome, and money was raised for a worthwhile charity.

En estos cuentos fantasticos, campea el espiritu de los personajes que nos hacen sonar, sorprendernos y vivir en ese otro lado de la vida, que -como la cara oculta de la luna-, se antoja habitado por criaturas inimaginables, sombras, ecos y colores nunca vistos. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

The tragic and captivating persona of Vsevolod Garshin wouldn't be out of place at the heart of a grand drama, complete with breathtaking plot swings and poignant dialog. As it was, over the course of his short life, Garshin created a sizable and formidable body of work. The tales in this collection were initially intended for children. However, following the tradition of Hans Christian Andersen and Oscar Wilde, Garshin's stories transcend one age group and one audience, offering something to people of all ages.