Verlag: Janosch film & medien
One day, when Little Bear was setting off to go fishing in the river again, Little Tiger said: "Bear, I feel so lonely when you're away. I wish you'd write a letter home, to cheer me up. Please do!". A German children's book classic!
What does it mean to be grateful? Written in simple language, this book helps children understand the many ways they can show gratitude—like using good manners, helping others, and being generous.Zum Buch
Settle down to a collection of classic fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm. From Little Red Riding Hood, to Rapunzel and Little Snow White, these stories have been entertaining and sending children to sleep for generations.Zum Buch
The Velvet Glove by Harry Harrison is a sharp, thought-provoking tale that examines what it truly means to be human. First published in Fantastic Universe in 1956, the story follows a robot named Jon Venex, built to serve humanity in a society where machines have begun to think, feel, and perhaps surpass their creators. When Jon meets a human woman who sees beyond his metal shell, the story becomes both a love story and a quiet tragedy about prejudice, purpose, and identity. With crisp dialogue and a touch of irony, Harrison explores the uneasy relationship between man and machine—long before artificial intelligence became a common theme in science fiction. Like much of Harrison’s early work, The Velvet Glove blends social commentary with pulpy adventure energy. It reflects his fascination with how technology reshapes ethics and emotion, and how progress can expose the flaws in human nature. Beneath the futuristic surface lies a timeless question: if a machine can feel compassion, who is truly more human? Harry Harrison (1925–2012) was an American author best known for his wit, imagination, and biting satire. Born in Stamford, Connecticut, he served in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II before turning to writing and illustrating for pulp magazines. He gained fame with the Stainless Steel Rat series—rollicking space adventures featuring a charming rogue—and with Make Room! Make Room! (1966), the grim novel that inspired the film Soylent Green. Harrison’s work often mixed humor with moral inquiry, challenging the militarism, greed, and hypocrisy of modern life while celebrating intelligence and individuality. Whether through a rebellious con man or a soulful robot, his stories reminded readers that humanity’s greatest strength—and weakness—lies in its capacity to choose compassion over control.Zum Buch
A super collectible series that celebrates the inner fire of everyday girls!Three new girls join the Dragon Girls!Mei, Aisha, and Quinn are Treasure Dragon Girls. They draw on the power of precious gems to transform into mighty dragons. Tasked with keeping the Magic Forest safe from harm, the Treasure Dragon Girls must come together as a team, embrace their clawsome new abilities, and save the day.Mei must find the ancient and powerful Forest Book. Inside its pages is the entire history of the Magic Forest. Without its precious knowledge, things will start to go very wrong in this enchanted place!Zum Buch
Beatrice is a bee. She and her 50,000 sisters have always lived in Big Tree Hive. But lately, the neighbors have been making some changes. As Beatrice sets out to search for a new home for her family, she discovers a surprising new place to belong. This story is a sweet reflection on home, habitat, and how to be a good neighbor.Zum Buch
Be happy on demand! In this guide you will learn about a not one, or two but SEVEN really simple yet incredibly effective happiness hacks and tactics that can help you to become happier, and do so fast! Among other things, you will learn:about neuroscience and how to hack your brain,about mood hacking and easy ways to boost your moodabout biohacking and improving your mental wellbeingabout emotional regulation and self-careabout hacking your happiness (obviously) and how to be happier fastand much, much more... Using the happiness tactics and hacks that you will learn about in this straightforward and simple guide, you can pretty much in a few minutes (if not a few seconds) add more happiness, positivity and joy into your life, and do it on demand! It will usually take you less than a minute, in fact, to implement the tactics that you learn inside, and you will be left feeling better, happier, and more positive. That makes this book an incredible one, don’t you agree? The icing on the cake though is that you won't need to spend a ton of time reading a lot of stuff (including lots of scientific research papers, like we did), to get the information that you need to experience this massive positive benefit. No, we have done the work for you so that you don't have to. So you don't have to dig through countless complicated (and boring) scientific research papers to find the insights and information that can help you hack your happiness because we have done all the heavy-lifting for you. What this means for you is that you can learn how to be happier and how to hack your brain (and mind) to boost your happiness easily, in just a few minutes! Get this audiobook, because it can help you become happier, fast! Buy your copy now.Zum Buch
