4.5
Gefahr für das Mammut
Anne und Philipp wünschen sich mit dem magischen Baumhaus in die Eiszeit. Dort begegnen sie Höhlenmenschen, einem geheimnisvollen Eiszeitzauberer und sogar einem richtig zahmen Mammut, auf dem sie reiten dürfen! Doch dann stelt sich den Kindern plötzlich das gefährlichste Tier der Eiszeit entgegen: der Säbelzahntiger... [4ème de couverture]
Subjects
RELEASED2016
PUBLISHERLoewe
LENGTH80
LANGUAGEDE
Mary Pope Osborne was born into adventure. Her dad was in the army, so every year or two her family would move to a different state, or even a different country! By the time she was fifteen, Mary had lived in thirteen different houses and gone to eight different schools! Writing children's books was a perfect career for Mary because she could still travel all over the world — but be back home in time for dinner. She has written almost a hundred books, including biographies, mysteries, picture books, novels and retellings of fairy tales and world mythology. The books that have taken Mary to the most places are the Magic Tree House series. With Jack and Annie, she has traveled through time, from the prehistoric land of dinosaurs to the imaginary world of Camelot. But one of the greatest adventures of Mary's writing life is the creative journey she takes with her readers, meeting them in person in schools and bookstores and reading the wonderful stories and letters they send. This, Mary says, is true magic." [Source][1] [1]: https://www.magictreehouse.com/about/ "Source"
4.5
Gefahr für das Mammut
Anne und Philipp wünschen sich mit dem magischen Baumhaus in die Eiszeit. Dort begegnen sie Höhlenmenschen, einem geheimnisvollen Eiszeitzauberer und sogar einem richtig zahmen Mammut, auf dem sie reiten dürfen! Doch dann stelt sich den Kindern plötzlich das gefährlichste Tier der Eiszeit entgegen: der Säbelzahntiger... [4ème de couverture]
Subjects
RELEASED2016
PUBLISHERLoewe
LENGTH80
LANGUAGEDE
Mary Pope Osborne was born into adventure. Her dad was in the army, so every year or two her family would move to a different state, or even a different country! By the time she was fifteen, Mary had lived in thirteen different houses and gone to eight different schools! Writing children's books was a perfect career for Mary because she could still travel all over the world — but be back home in time for dinner. She has written almost a hundred books, including biographies, mysteries, picture books, novels and retellings of fairy tales and world mythology. The books that have taken Mary to the most places are the Magic Tree House series. With Jack and Annie, she has traveled through time, from the prehistoric land of dinosaurs to the imaginary world of Camelot. But one of the greatest adventures of Mary's writing life is the creative journey she takes with her readers, meeting them in person in schools and bookstores and reading the wonderful stories and letters they send. This, Mary says, is true magic." [Source][1] [1]: https://www.magictreehouse.com/about/ "Source"
