Drei lustige Gesellen, Band 2: Zweites Hörbuch

by Eno Raud Narrated by JÃrg SchÃttauf

Overview

Drei lustige Gesellen Zweites Hörbuch Drei drollige Erscheinungen: Moosbart, in dessen Bart Preiselbeeren wachsen, Halbschuh, der seine Schuhspitzen abgeschnitten hat, damit sich seine Zehen bewegen können und Muff, der statt Kleider einen Muff mit Reißverschluß trägt! Die drei Wichtelmänner, die sich zufällig am Eisstand getroffen haben, geraten von einem Abenteuer ins andere: So befreien sie eine Stadt vor einer Katzen- und einer Mäuseplage und kümmern sich um ein Vogelnest in Moosbarts Bart. Mit Charme, Einfallsreichtum und Freundschaft meistern der drei lustigen Gesellen jede Gefahr.

Editorial Reviews

Publishers Weekly

09/15/2014
With a national football championship, seven SEC titles, and nine Coach of the Year awards under his belt, Steve Spurrier is given the star treatment in a chatty, informative portrait. Henry, a writing professor at the universities of South Carolina and Virginia and a former Ralph McGill Scholar at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, chronicles the preacher's boy from Tennessee hill country who broke all passing records as a two-time All-American quarterback at the University of Florida, earning a Heisman Trophy in 1966. Spurrier, supremely confident in his skills and leadership, is depicted in colorful, glowing snapshots, occasionally with clever asides worthy of some ESPN commentators. His professional football career with the San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers is dealt with economically, setting it in a future tense, but the bulk of the narrative holds true to Spurrier's college reign as the coach of the University of Florida where his celebrated "Fun N' Gun" offense dominated the Southeastern Conference. Committed to piercing the media-hyped myth of Spurrier, Henry has written a wise and honest biography of a man who has revamped the strategy of college football, making it more exciting for players and fans alike. (Sept.)

From the Publisher

Committed to piercing the media-hyped myth of Spurrier, Henry has written a wise and honest biography of a man who has revamped the strategy of college football, making it more exciting for players and fans alike.” —Publisher’s Weekly

“Ran Henry has written an all-American story of grit, talent, and triumph. This meticulously researched biography details the life of one of college football’s most iconic and galvanizing figures, Steve Spurrier. You may love him or hate him, but after reading this riveting tale, you will admire him. . . . Spurrier is more than the story of one outrageously talented and preternaturally determined athlete; it’s the story of how football came to be America’s game, and it should be required reading for all SEC football fans.”
—John Dufresne, author of No Regrets, Coyote and Louisiana Power & Light

"Ran Henry takes his subjects so personally that the depth of the details he reveals is packed with originality and an uncanny insight into the human condition. His journey into the heart and soul of a Southern football legend is a marvel.”
— T. M. Shine, author of Nothing Happens Until It Happens to You and Father's Aren’t Supposed to Die: Five Brothers Reunite to Say Good-bye

Product Details

BN ID:	2940170904204
Publisher:	Wellenreiter
Publication date:	11/15/2019
Language:	German
Age Range:	8 - 11 Years

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