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"Dr. Brumm steckt fest" (Hauptgeschichte): Dr. Brumm steckt fest. Im Goldfischglas! Das gefällt Pottwal überhaupt nicht. Er blubbert und zappelt in seinem Glas umher. Davon wird Dr. Brumm ganz schwindelig und er tritt KRACK! in die Gießkanne. Zum Glück ist Pottwal sehr schlau. Er weiß genau, wie man sich aus einer Gießkanne befreit. Doch dabei landet Dr. Brumm leider im Milchtopf... "Dr. Brumm geht baden": Am Grund des Sees soll der wilde und gefährliche Zornickel lauern.

Na herzlichen Glückwunsch: Dr. Brumm hat seinen Geburtstag vergessen! Und dabei hat er seinen Freunden doch eine super Party versprochen. Als es an der Tür klingelt, ist klar: Jetzt muss Dr. Brumm ganz schnell etwas einfallen, damit er und seine Freunde doch noch ein tolles Geburtstagsfest erleben können. Zum Glück hat er da auch schon eine Idee.

"Dr. Brumm feiert Weihnachten"(Hauptgeschichte): Was macht Dr. Brumm an Weihnachten? Weihnachten feiern natürlich! Mit seinen Freunden Pottwal und Dachs hat er sich schon auf den Weg gemacht, um den allerschönsten Weihnachtsbaum im ganzen Wald zu suchen. Doch auch Bauer Hackenpiep will Weihnachten feiern - und schnappt ihnen den Baum vor der Nase weg! Schöne Bescherung! Aber so schnell geben Dr. Brumm und seine Freunde nicht auf.

Zug fahren? Kein Problem für Dr. Brumm! Er drückt auch gleich den richtigen Knopf und - WROMM!, die Lok setzt sich in Bewegung. Tonnerwetter! Doch die Lok wird schneller. Und schneller. Und rattert leider direkt auf die alte morsche Brücke zu. Dass Dr. Brumm die Lok stoppen muss, ist klar. Nur wie, ist nicht ganz so klar.

Ein wunderbarer Querschnitt durch das Werk eines der bedeutendsten Kinder- und Jugendbuchautoren deutscher Sprache...

Als Dr. Brumm sein Gemüsebeet umgräbt, stößt er auf die Knochen eines waschechten Dinosauriers! Nur den Kopf des Urtiers finden Dr. Brumm, Dachs und Pottwal nicht. Ihre Suche führt sie ausgerechnet in Bauer Hackenpieps Garten, aber der duldet kein Graben auf seinem Grundstück und eine List muss her.

Kelly Raney ends her relationship with her abusive boyfriend the day she leaves him bleeding on the bedroom floor after an exceptionally violent fight. She grabs their toddler son, Keegan, and the two flee town with a few dollars and the clothes on their backs. Her car breaks down outside the small village of Black Water Creek. She reluctantly stays with the local auto mechanic, Ed Sheridan, and his wife until she can get back on her feet.

The people living aboard the massive starship Ascension have no knowledge of the universe outside the hull of their home. For generations they've lived out their simple lives with no records of where they've come from or where they are headed. The Earth, home of their ancestors, has been washed away with the passage of time. In the bowels of the ship lies the chapel, a room filled with mysterious chambers holding sleeping men and women who the passengers have deemed as gods. 

Do you want a more fulfilling life but have no idea where to start? Do you want to start that business or run that marathon but have no time? Are you happy in life but know you can be happier if you just did something different but you don't know what?

Howard Bell thought he hit rock bottom the day he returned to his former employer with a loaded gun. Instead of putting a scare into his ex-boss as he intended, things quickly get out of hand, and he kills five people. Howard is sentenced to life at an experimental prison camp off the coast of Antarctica, and he soon learns the true definition of "rock bottom." Prison life at the remote island involves back-breaking work in the illegal mine run by the corrupt warden and his abusive guards.

It's Hank Reed's birthday. As a citizen of the United Federation of Nations that means a mandatory death sentence simply because he turned sixty years old. Referred to as "retirement," it's one of the desperate steps the government has taken to curb overpopulation. Retirement is a widely accepted fact of life on a dying planet ruled by a tyrannical government. Hank's execution goes ahead as planned but state sponsored euthanasia isn't what it seems. The Reed family learns what really happens to retirees when secrets the UFN keep from the public start to unravel.

Robert Brumm Jr., author of Windigo Soul and the Desolate series, brings you Stage Five - a collection of five short stories. Warning. May contain traces of the following: Talking cats and dogs, a serial killer on dialysis, testicle dissecting robots, prostitutes getting shot in the back, a meth head burned alive, a decapitated head kicked across the room, a puggle tempted to eat fresh vomit, a woman with a hangover wearing a Reggie White t-shirt, a pink litter box, and the extinction of the human race.

After three years in Mississippi State Penitentiary, Carl O'Donell re-enters society with simple plans: get back to work pushing drugs and keeping an eye on his younger brother, Jimmy. He quickly learns that Jimmy been committed after yet another failed suicide attempt, and his old boss is dead at the hands of Mexican drug lord Armando Vega. Carl's only way to quick cash and a fresh start is through Armando. He hires Carl for a simple assignment of busting up a rival meth lab that turns complicated and deadly.

Rich's parents decide to leave him home alone for the weekend. Although Rich intends to keep his promise of no parties, the gang is persistent and finally convinces him to hold a small get together. What's the worst that could happen? In the meantime, Amy Rugg starts showing interest in Rich again after he shows her his dark side, and the mob hasn't given up on finding Joker. Unfortunately for Rich, he is their best lead in trying to track her down.

Spring break of 1990 is over. Richard Bowman has resigned to keep his head down and finish his sophomore year at Grafton High School the way he started it - academically fair to middling, socially mediocre, and romantically very much well below average. When the opportunity to befriend a group of senior guys lands in Rich's lap practically overnight, he steps out of his comfort zone.