Audiobooks
EUR13,72
Die Geisterkicker - Wrong Game and Popsicle
Sonja Kaiblinger, Anton Riedel, German
Best selling Audiobooks from Baumhaus
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1. Baumhaus Die Geisterkicker - Wrong Game and Popsicle
Off to Italy for training camp! Jan and the Ghost Kickers are packing their bags to prepare perfectly for the junior championship under the Italian sun. However, just before departure, a shady assistant coach joins the Ghost Kickers, making football spirit Toni suspicious: he knows this sly character all too well from his own playing days. Without wasting any time, Toni and hamster oracle Bernd decide to accompany Jan and his team to the training camp. Is this a good idea? A football adventure filled with magic, tricks, and plenty of nonsense!.
2. Baumhaus Herr Hütchen sagt Gute Nacht - Einschlafgeschichten aus dem
Cuddling and falling asleep with the little acorn man. When evening falls in the forest and the bellflower softly chimes, everyone knows: It's bedtime, Mr. Hat is coming! The little acorn man ensures that every animal gently drifts off to sleep. But falling asleep is often not so easy: The fox has had a fight with the squirrel. The weasel has lost its cuddly toy. And the owl is so excited because it has a hatching day the next day. Good thing Mr. Hat is a real sleep expert! With clever ideas and his loving lullaby, he brings calm to the forest - and to the hearts of the little listeners.
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Herr Hütchen sagt Gute Nacht - Einschlafgeschichten aus dem
Katrin Pokahr, German
3. Baumhaus Laura's Star - Laura and the Little Kitten
4. Baumhaus Greg's Diary Volume 18
Greg always thought school was pretty boring. Doing homework? Cramming for math tests? Reading textbooks? No way! So when his school performs so poorly on a nationwide test that it’s set to close, Greg isn’t too upset. But then he finds out that he won’t be going to the same school as his best friend Rupert. And Greg doesn’t like that at all. Can he turn things around and prevent the closure? Or does Greg really have to start all over again at a completely new school? One thing is for sure: He needs a plan!.
