Weitere Bücher, die Sie mögen werden

• 

  Desert Queen

  Jyoti Rajan Gopal

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  As a young boy, Harish hears and feels the music of the Thar Desert, all around him: 
   
  “When the khamaicha thrums  
  and the dholak drums 
  and the boy’s feet tap 
  and his fingers sway … 
  it is softly … softly, so no one sees.” 
   
  Harish knows the line between what men and women should want, and he keeps it in sight. 
   
  But when Harish’s family suffers loss, he finds himself in charge of two sisters, in charge of making money. And so he begins to dance publicly, in the bright colors and kohl rimmed eyes of the god Krishna … and in the rhythm-making anklets and the swirling costumes of the female Rajasthani dancers he so admired. 
   
  A new persona is born. 
   
  The path of Queen Harish to stardom is not without trial, but it is one of bravery and fearlessness. A story of triumph and inspiration. Something to sing about out loudly, proudly, so everyone can hear.

  Zum Buch

• 

  Adventures of Isaac The: Honesty...

  M. Nejat

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  Isaac moves to a new town with his Mom and he can bewhomever he wants to be. So, he decides to be an honestand trustworthy person. But can he hold on to his honestywhen his family is distressed? Read this amazing story tofind out what you must do when you are faced with criticalchoices.

  Zum Buch

• 

  Three Detail Stories - Volume 7

  Nicholas Leither, Rosa Leither

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  Eight-year-old Itasca and six-year-old River choose three details and Daddy Dude comes up with an original tale on the spot. This collection includes "Parachutte, Skyscraper, Bouncy Ball," about a girl who lives on the 100th floor and is determined to find a more interesting way down to the street than the boring old elevator. When her parents veto rappelling down, she goes for something even more extreme. This audiobook also includes "Submarine, Dog, Booby Trap," about a group of sailors who want to adopt a dog before they head back under the sea. Instead of going to the shelter they devise a booby trap to catch a dog. Only one problem. The booby trap catches a raccoon instead! This collection of nine stories is designed specifically for listeners under ten years old.

  Zum Buch

• 

  101 Conversations in...

  Midealuck Publishing

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  Spaniards and Mexicans don't speak like your phrase book, so it's no surprise you might feel a little overwhelmed when it's your turn to speak! This audiobook fixes that and you can practise what you hear in the slowly spoken dialogues. Listening to typical and often humorous Spanish conversations are an ideal preparation for travelling to Spain and Latin America. 
  Here's what you'll get: 
  •  Advanced beginners and intermediate level conversational stories that are focused on dialogue so you can learn real Spanish as spoken by native speakers. Gradually as you are listening to the audio, you will be able to understand spoken words and dialogues with ease, and have Spanish roll off your tongue more fluently. 
  •  The stories include slowly spoken clear Spanish audio so you can learn the expressions that real people use in daily life. You'll sound more authentic when you speak and make Spanish-speaking friends more easily. 
  •  Most of the stories are humorous in nature, and they frequently carry a twist-like surprise, you learn and are being entertained at the same time. 
  • The conversations are carefully written and narrated so they are accessible for advanced beginners and intermediate students (A2-B1 on the CEFR). By listening to the audio you will learn from real, spoken conversations from native Spanish speakers, therefore you don't have to go through the rollercoaster of difficult conversations with strangers. All the stories include dialogues with over 101 conversations in total. 
  This audiobook will help you in many ways, so get your copy now and start speaking Spanish like a pro!

  Zum Buch

• 

  Who Am I?

  Paul A. Lynch

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  In the serene surroundings of Caesarea Philippi, nestled amid the rugged landscapes of northern Israel, Jesus and his disciples embarked on a journey that would lead them to a moment of profound revelation and truth. 
  As they walked along the dusty roads, Jesus turned to his disciples and asked them a question that would echo through the ages. 
  "Who do people say that I am?" he inquired, his eyes searching the faces of his closest followers. 
  The disciples exchanged glances, pondering the question carefully. They had heard many rumors and speculations about Jesus from the crowds that followed him - some believed him to be a prophet, others thought he was a great teacher or a revolutionary leader. 
  Finally, one of the disciples spoke up, his voice hesitant but earnest. "Some say you are John the Baptist, returned from the dead," he said. "Others say you are Elijah, or Jeremiah, or one of the prophets."

  Zum Buch

• 

  The Peach Thief

  Linda Joan Smith

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  This shimmering middle-grade debut set in 1850s Lancashire, England, explores longing, belonging, and the courage it takes to find your place—and bloom. 
   
   
   
  The night that workhouse orphan Scilla Brown dares to climb the Earl of Havermore's garden wall, she wants only to steal a peach—the best thing she's ever tasted in her hard, hungry life. But when she's caught by the earl's head gardener and mistaken for a boy, she grabs on to something more: a temporary job scrubbing flowerpots. If she can just keep up her deception, she'll have a soft bed and food beyond her wildest dreams . . . maybe even peaches. She soon falls in with Phin, a garden apprentice who sneaks her into the steamy, fruit-filled greenhouses, calls her "Brownie," and makes her skin prickle. At the same time, the gruff head gardener himself is teaching lowly Scilla to make things grow, and she's cultivating hope with every seed she plants. But as the seasons unfurl, her loyalties become divided, and her secret grows harder to keep. How far will she go to have a home at last? Beautifully crafted with classic middle-grade themes of fate and ambition, identity and personal responsibility, this stunning debut features brisk pacing, crackling dialogue, and deep insight into what makes a garden thrive—and a heart and mind flourish.

  Zum Buch