Eve Tharlet Books

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Eine poetische Bilderbuchgeschichte, die Vertrauen und Freundschaft ganz leise und tief wirken läßt. Murmeltier Bruno erwacht aus seinem Winterschlaf. Gestärkt und ausgeruht marschiert er in die gr...

Herr Schneemann

By Kate Westerlund

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Wirst du mich immer lieb haben

By Catherine LeBlanc

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A bear cub wonders if his mother will always love him.

Ein Ball fur Alle Buch mit DVD

By Eve Tharlet

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Little pig big trouble

By Eve Tharlet

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The golden goose

By Paula Franklin

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A simpleton is rewarded for his kindness with the gift of a golden goose, which helps him to win the hand of a princess.

The grasshopper and the ants

By Aesop, Paula Franklin, Eve Tharlet

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A grasshopper who sings and dances all summer while the ants diligently gather food, winds up cold and hungry when winter arrives.

The Princess the Pea Houghton Mifflin Leveled Library Old Favorites Theme Book

By Eve Tharlet, Houghton Mifflin Company

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Where Have You Gone Davy

By Brigitte Weninger

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What Have You Done Davy

By Eve Tharlet

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