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A lovely children's rhyming story from the Wriggly Rhymes range. One of a series of books, this story tells of a scarecrow who sets off to the scarecrow event of the scarecrowing year, but for many reasons, arrives at the event a little bedraggled. On his return home, the farmer is not impressed! Will anyone come to the scarecrow's rescue?

The Zittermog and the Hoggamodile is one in a series of Wriggly Rhymes Books for young children. Meet the Zittermog and all his friends, and see where their adventures take them. Each book in the series is brought to life in audio versions to plunge children into wonderful worlds with sound effects and music. Rhyming books capture a child's imagination and without them even knowing, teach them to love storytelling and reading.

The Wizard and the Lizard set out on another adventure to track down the Baggadragon. But when they find it, something very curious happens. They find themselves having to fight not just one, but lots and lots of Baggadragons. The Baggadragons make their way across the world. Will the children help?

In a field was a scarecrow, stuck to a pole. But he doesn't need to move about. Does he? He has his brain and can think about problems and solve them for everyone. He helps a frightened rabbit when she gets into a pickle. He provides a safe haven for a crow who gets caught in a terrible storm. And he rescues a fox being chased by a scary dog. But then something terrible happens.

Things do not go to plan when the wizard decides to take the lizard for a leisurely stroll. With a zip and a zap, he uses his magic along the way when centipedes, a mole, and piglets need a helping hand. All seems to be going well until word gets back to a greedy giant, that the wizard has magical powers. The giant hatches a plan, and kidnaps the lizard! Will anyone come to his rescue?

All the scarecrows set off on a day trip together. Everyone has their mobile phones; except one. Everyone takes selfies and "shares" everything they do and see; except one. Everyone wants to get as many "likes" as possible; except one. And that one learns lots from friends he meets along the way. And everything he learns helps everyone out, when they all get into trouble.

The wizard sets off to see the world with his lizard safely by his side. But what he discovers is very disturbing indeed. Everywhere he goes, he meets a horrible beast. The Baggadragon is a terrible threat to all the animals he comes across, and the wizard tries his best to help. But his magic just isn’t enough. Will the children come to the rescue and fight the Baggadragon?

Depuis 1972, Les Belles Histoires est le magazine préféré des 4/8 ans : contes initiatiques, histoires d'ogres et de sorcières, aventures sur terre comme sur mer, voyages dans des mondes imaginaires, il y en a pour tous les goûts. Ces histoires magnifiques existent pour la plupart en audio et nous vous donnons l'occasion de les redécouvrir contés par des comédiens professionnels, pour la plus grande joie des grands et des petits car « les Belles histoires », on s'en souvient toute la vie.

SEASON 2 of the radical podcast of The High Priestess of LIFE, Claire Elliott, who became: The Gerber Baby after she was determined to be the sole, legal Dalai Lama at age 6 months; The Coppertone Girl at age 2; the sole, legal founder & [OTHER] president of the SGI at age 8; as well as the very 1st sole, legal high priestess of Nichiren Shoshu at age 13. Life as the very 1st official all-American fortune baby (born into Nichiren Buddhism) has been quite eventful... so let’s hang out! Copyright © 2001-2023 Claire Elisabeth Elliott, Department of Empowerment LLC. All Rights Reserved.

La duchesse Léopoldine adore ses filles : Charlotte, Émilie, Joséfa, Henriette, Sophia, Albane, Emma, Ketty, Suzie et... et... la Petite Dernière ! Mais la Petite Dernière aimerait tant qu'on l'appelle par son prénom. Elle en a marre d'être le bébé joli. Alors elle s'enfuit, et tout le monde la cherche, et tout le monde l'appelle : Anna ! Anna !