Thirty Birds

The plot is set in motion when a king finds that golden apples that grow on a tree in his garden are going missing. It is found out that the apples are being taken by a golden bird. A single feather from the bird is worth a fortune. The kings three sons each go out in turn to search for the golden bird.

Get ready to embark on an uplifting journey with "The Perfect Apartment Parrot!" This exciting book delves into 30 parrot species that are incredibly well-suited for apartment living. Prepare to be captivated as you discover valuable insights about each parrot's noise level, size, temperament, sociability, talking ability, diet, cost, trainability, and overall pros and cons. This comprehensive coverage ensures you have all the information needed to make a more blissful, informed decision. To make your search even easier, the 30 species are grouped into four categories, highlighting their ...

These heartwarming and inspiring stories by brave women and men who have survived breast cancer are a must-listen for anyone personally or indirectly afflicted by the disease. How We Beat Breast Cancer brings together the experiences, thoughts, struggles, and victories of unique women and men from all walks of life, who tell the stories of their battles with breast cancer. Their narratives portray both the good and the bad in a real, candid language, sharing everything from diagnosis, through treatment, to life with and after cancer.

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Nurture your child’s curious and inquiring mind, and learn a little something yourself too! Does your child love spouting out interesting facts they learned in school? Children’s brains are like sponges, soaking up as much information as they can about anything they see or hear about. And they’re always excited to share these with you, even if you may not be enthusiastic about the topic. If you want to encourage your child’s curiosity and keep them entertained, a book of facts comes in handy.

Der Radio BERLIN-OHRENBÄR präsentiert: "Goldhähnchen Gernegroß" von Karen Matting, gelesen von Jens Wawrczeck. Das winzige Goldhähnchen wohnt mit seiner Vogelfamilie auf den vier Kiefern im Stadtpark. Doch diese Welt ist viel zu klein und viel zu langweilig, findet das Goldhähnchen und träumt von aufregenden Abenteuern jenseits des Parks. Zum Glück kommt eines Tages ein gewaltiger Sturm auf. Von ihm wird das Goldhähnchen geradewegs auf die große Straße gleich neben dem Park geblasen und immer weiter ins Häusermeer hinein. Dort trifft es auf die freche Spatzenbande.