Best Selling Books by Antonie Schneider

Jerusalem is a special place. It brings people together—and rarely snows. When one day it does snow, three friends have a playful debate about who the snow belongs to. When they ask some of the most trusted people in their community, they have a great surprise: the priest, the rabbi, and the imam all say the same thing. Here is a joyful story about sharing—and how we are more similar than different.

Suddenly frightened by the big black dog that she had always ignored, a little mouse talks to her father and realizes what she has been missing.

David and his sister Sally get a surprise visitor when they celebrate his birthday in the country with Grandma and Grandpa.

When the pigeon Barnaby buys shortly after his family moves to the country flies away, he and his sister Flora begin to help an elderly neighbor care for his flock of pigeons.

Marinas kleiner Bär macht mit beim Martinsumzug. Er schenkt einem weinenden Jungen, der seine Laterne verloren hat, seine eigene und ist froh, wie Sankt Martin etwas geteilt zu haben.

The beloved, bestselling readaloud storybook - a short story for each of the days of December leading up to Christmas. Benjamin Bear cannot wait for Christmas to come. To help the time pass more quickly, his mother tells him that every day when he opens a door on his Advent calendar she''ll tell him a story about another little bear and his long, arduous journey to Bethlehem.The little bear, led by a glittering star, meets many others on his travels. His adventures, filled with acts of heroism and kindness and many small miracles, show him the path to the Christ Child. A beautiful book that teaches the true spirit of Christmas. The classic text from Antonie Schneider is beautifully illustrated by the award-winning international artist, Maja Dusikova.

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Luke sees a lion that has escaped from the zoo and helps the zoo director capture him.

Kindern Sterben erklären: An einem sonnigen Tag zieht Oma mit dem gelben Vogel Chaja zu Lena, Valentin, Papa und Mama. Von jetzt an lebt sie mit der Familie. Im Winter wird ihr kleiner Freund, der Kanarienvogel krank und stirbt. Traurig beerdigt ihn die Familie im Garten. Bestürzt fragen Lena und Valentin die Oma, ob auch sie einmal sterben muss. Im Frühling stirbt auch die Oma. Das Bilderbuch bettet das Thema Sterben in eine Familiengeschichte ein. Nach Omas Einzug in Lena und Valentins Zuhause geht das Leben erst normal weiter. Dann stirbt Omas Vogel. Behutsam werden in der Geschichte Hinweise gesetzt, die den nahenden Tod der Oma andeuten. Oma wird schwächer, das Treppensteigen fällt ihr schwerer. Dann liegt sie lange im Bett, bis sie stirbt. Einfühlsam wird Kranksein, Alter und Tod kindergerecht thematisiert. Die wunderschönen Farbzeichnungen ermöglichen kleinen Kindern, sich dem Sterben und dem Tod über die Bilder zu nähern. Jedes Kind reagiert anders auf den Tod eines nahen Menschen. Dieses Bilderbuch will Hand bieten, dieses schwierige Thema mit Kindern anzugehen. Ab 3 Jahren, *****, Juliette Horlacher.

When Mr. Happy moves next door to Miss Grimm and begins planting gardens and making friendly gestures, Miss Grimm is not pleased but soon, she feels something strange taking over her bleak little house.

When Granny''s beloved canary Vivi dies, the family comes to accept it, as well as the idea that some day they will lose Granny as well.

A young boy is slowly drawn into the imaginative game of a girl who appears outside his grandfather''s house.

Wimmelbilder zu den bekannten Geschichten der Bibel für Kinder ab 3