Résultats pour "The Tenants" dans Heure du coucher et rêve

Brought to you by Puffin. Help busy young minds wind down and switch off before bed with this relaxing audio collection. Developed with The Children's Sleep Charity, and parent-tested, Puffin Sleepy Tales are specially designed to help children aged 7+ feel calm and positive at the end of a long...

Ten classic stories, magically retold, featuring a cast of familiar faces from Puss In Boots to Snow White. Hours of audio fun to keep children entertained while on the move! Introduce your children to a selection of classic fairy tales written especially for children. Filled with sound effects...

Join ten giggling bridesmaids as they get ready for the most exciting wedding in the village! They have a very important job: to light the way for the bridegroom with their beautiful brass lamps. Five of the bridesmaids are wise, remembering to bring extra oil for the long night ahead. But the other five are a bit silly, more interested in chasing butterflies and telling stories than in being prepared. As darkness falls and the waiting game begins, the lamplight flickers. When the midnight call finally comes—"The Bridegroom is here!

Ten tiny tales about two little mice. Tried and tested, these innocent tales will be requested again and again. From the age of three and beyond, they’ll delight and entertain. See how they outwit Kenny Kestrel, Bertha Barn Owl, and Willie Weasel in these 10 exciting adventures. I'm sure Tiffy and Toffy will enthrall your children, just as they did mine...

Andy, a chipmunk who just celebrated his sixth birthday days earlier with a group of his woodland friends, is caught in a massive storm that sweeps through his area of the forest. Andy, in his memory, goes back to that pleasant day when everyone - friend and foe alike - embraced his birthday celebration by getting along. He has fond memories as he falls through the branches of a large maple tree that had been his safe harbor in the storm. How did Andy get here? More importantly, will he survive the fall?

David, a prince in a magical realm, spends time with Jenny, his dragon, making up stories about a world without magic. David begins drawing pictures of this non-magical world along with his stories. His mother, the Queen, finds David's binder filled with drawings and stories and begins to worry that David doesn't love where he lives or his parents. Is this the case or is David just playing make-believe?