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Narrator and actor Glenn Hascall slips into character to describe this Rudyard Kipling tale of how the Leopard got his spots. One need not be a youngster to enjoy this short story.

Karl-Robert alias Karo ist ein Kleinstlöwe - ungefähr so groß wie ein Dreirad. Er lebt im Zoo. Doch dort gefällt es ihm gar nicht, weil die Leute immer sagen, er wär so klein und niedlich. Dehalb beschließt er, aus dem Zoo zu fliehen. Er überlistet seinen Wärter und lässt sich in einer Fleischbox aus dem Käfig tragen. Endlich kann er fliehen! Beginnt jetzt die große Freiheit? Mit Karo, dem Kleinstlöwen, lernen Kinder ab 5 Jahren viel über sich selbst, ihre Umwelt und christliche Werte.

Karo fühlt sich beim Metzger Schnitzelklopfer schon richtig zu Hause. Doch der Zoo will ihn wiederhaben! Was nun? Schnitzelklopfers organisieren eine Demo unter dem Motto: Hände weg von Karo! Ob der Kleinstlöwe wohl in der Metzgerei bleiben kann?

Karo, der Kleinstlöwe, ist soeben aus dem Zoo entwischt. Da findet er beim Metzgerehepaar Schnitzelklopfer ein neues Zuhause. Er darf sogar - eher zur Belustigung des Metzgers - einen Tag in der Metzgerei helfen. Zum Erstaunen aller gibt er dabei eine prima Figur ab. Ein Kleinstlöwe als Metzgergehilfe - wenn das mal gutgeht! Mit Karo, dem Kleinstlöwen, lernen Kinder ab 5 Jahren viel über sich selbst, ihre Umwelt und christliche Werte.

"Wie kommen diese Fremdlinge hierher?", wundert sich Freddy der Esel, als er im Wald einem Tiger und einem Pfau begegnet. Als ob das nicht schon ungewöhnlich genug wäre, berichtet das kleine Stinktier auch noch von einem gefährlichen Bären, der sich in der Gegend aufhalten soll.

Schnitzelklopfers sind im Urlaub, und Karo schmeißt die Metzgerei ganz allein. Besonders stolz ist er auf seine erste selbstgemachte Thüringer Wurst. Doch Charlie, Karos bester Freund, isst eine davon und wird sehr krank. Dann stellt sich heraus, dass es bei den Zutaten eine kleine Verwechslung gegeben hatte. Wird Karo seinen Fehler bekennen, um Charlie zu retten?

A big bully lion is no match for the Clever Monkey in this retelling of a classic story from West Africa

A big bully lion is no match for the Clever Monkey in this retelling of a classic story from West Africa

Many years ago, the proudest animal in the jungle was not the peacock. The proudest animal was the tiger. In this folktale from Vietnam, we see how Tiger's pride leads him to covet wisdom and, with the help of a wise farmer, earn his stripes. Illustrated by Baird Hoffmire.

Alexei, Grigori, Felix, Irina, Oksana, and Polina are Siberian tigers who have spent their entire lives working in the circus. Their parents were circus tigers, and it is the only thing they have ever known. The life of a circus tiger is not always easy. From the time they are very small, they go through a lot of hard training. Alexei is the oldest tiger in the group. He can also be the grumpiest. The other tigers complain to each other that he often makes them feel sad and discouraged. But do they dare to tell Alexei how they feel?  

This story is a gem representing the delightful stories from the Indian subcontinent which capture the simple essence of everyday life in rural/urban India. The simple pleasures of life indicate a time gone by, before the advent of cellphones and Facebook, a time which almost stood still, a time where children could revel in the rain, make paper boats and race them down a drain, play marbles, and generally pass time. The once idyllic life almost seems too slow and bear and hence is fascinating to watch unfurl as we listen to the story.

Un zopilote, una araña viuda negra y una víbora de cascabel, vivían tranquilos y sin preocupaciones en un árbol grande de boab. Durante una sequía de varios años El león rey de la selva y sus ministros, todos los carnívoros, idearon la forma de tener un festín sin mucho esfuerzo; por lo tanto, so pretexto de la sequía convocaron a todos los animales para discernir que debían de hacer para que lloviera pronto antes de que murieran de sed, sin imaginar siquiera la trampa que les tendían acudieron los incautos.

Tired of chasing Cheekio and his friends, Lizarov Lion decides to come clean and try and make a truce. But will he succeed in his lecture about his past?

From the imagination of author Lester Ferguson, the Earth-Watchers series helps young people develop their awareness of conservation and of planet Earth's fragile ecosystem, by means of wondrous stories.

If you want an amazing children's story, jam-packed with suspense, excitement, and great life lessons for your child...then look no further! Lucky is a little lion cub who has an itch for adventure and mystery. You'll meet some amazing animals on your journey through the African jungle, make great friends, and have lots and lots of laughter. So what are you waiting for?!

King of Africa, Kojo the Lion, was surprised when a box fell off a tourist bus and dropped a symphony of musical instruments near his watering hole. With a great love for music, especially Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, Kojo decided to bring all of the wild animals of the Savannah together whether they were predator or prey! Could these natural enemies learn to get along to become an orchestra? And just what would they play?

Inspired by the London Olympics 2012, animals and birds are holding their own Jungle olympics. 2nd Olympics event, Wrestling Freestyle has started. Mr Elephant, Mr Ram, Mr Rhino, Mr Lion and Mr Ant are participating. Last animal standing will win. Mr Elephant challenged Mr Lion’s authority in the forest, Mr Lion wants to teach him a lesson. Mr Ant, must find a method to wrestle with these giants.

Mr. Rhino, the Jungle team's hardest hitter, is on the verge of thumping his side to victory. Mr. Lion, in his desperation to win, has asked Mr. Monkey to bowl the last over despite his having a disabled arm. But fear not - the previously under-estimated Mr. Monkey has a cunning plan to save the match and become a hero from zero.

Twelve-year-old Acea Bishop was always the nerdy kid who would rather go to the library during recess to read about animals instead of playing basketball like the other boys. Now, after being kidnapped and waking up inside of an ancient kingdom strangely resembling a zoo, Acea is running from those same animals he used to love reading about.

Does your child love cheetahs?? Then this lively, fast-paced and informative book will enchant them! Filled with rich and vibrant photographs, it will appeal to children of all ages!Cheetahs are endlessly fascinating. Their speed, sleek beauty, and playfulness enchant kids and adults alike.