Helga Bansch Books

Rosie the raven

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There s something very different going on in the raven s nest. When the eggs hatch, a pink girl emerges from one of the shells, along with her black raven siblings. Loving raven parents take their...

BILIBRI.4.Lisa will einen Hund.Dt Sp

By Helga Bansch, Photolitho AG

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Lisa veut un chien. Ses parents ne l'entendent pas de cette oreille et ne manquent pas d'arguments pour lui dire non : l'appartement est trop petit, il n'y aura personne pour s'en occuper pendant l...

Guten Morgen gute Nacht

By Mirjam Pressler

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Zack bumm. Ab 4 J. .

By Helga Bansch, Heinz Janisch

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Es gibt so Tage... Ab 3 J. .

By Helga Bansch, Heinz Janisch

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A girl wearing red shoes, a red skirt, and red ribbons in her hair guides us through different scenes, where everyone is walking on stilts, standing on their head, or flying.

Zu Haus. Ab 3 J. .

By Helga Bansch, Heinz Janisch

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