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Mrs. Martin's old school friend - a countess now living in Spain - visits the Martins Farm. She brought her 15-year-old son Carlos with her. However, he doesn't seem to like the riding school at all. When Bibi and Tina show him his room, the spoiled Carlos complains about everything. Will that change?

It's winter in Falkenstein, there's snow everywhere. When Mikosch comes to visit, to everyone's surprise, he brings skis with him. He shows Bibi, Tina and Alex how to be pulled by horses. “Skijoring” is great fun for everyone. But then suddenly a blizzard hits Falkenstein!

Bibi and Tina are happy: the beaver family at the Mill Stream has had offspring. But there are problems at the Mill Farm. Everything is completely submerged. For the Mill Farm Farmer it is clear that the beavers are to blame and have to go! The new forest ranger also wants to relocate the animals. Bibi and Tina are determined to prevent this.

Bibi and Tina don't like this new vet in her "fine" white coat. Apparently she doesn't know anything about animals, otherwise the foundling dog wouldn't have grabbed her arm. When she orders a muzzle, Bibi and Tina are really angry. But then the two are amazed: the new Vet is a superb rider!

The holidays will soon be over and Bibi has to go back to Newtown. But it's so beautiful at the Martins Farm that she would like to stay there forever. Her parents are very sad about what their daughter writes to them in a letter, so they decide to visit her. But then Bibi suddenly disappears!

While Tina is studying for an exam with Alex, Bibi becomes friends with Connie. What a surprise that she has just come from Hungary and is supposed to say hello to Bibi from Mikosch! He talked so much about the Martins Farm and Bibi that Connie wanted to spend the rest of the holidays here. But why didn't she give Bibi the letter her wrote for her?

Bibi and Tina are looking forward to the Easter holidays: There is an Easter bonfire, a big horse show - and four cute little lambs are jumping around on the Mill Farm pasture. But when they want to show the lambs to a holiday guest, they are no longer there. The Mill Farm farmer wants to sell them as Easter roasts! Bibi and Tina must prevent that!

After a heavy storm, help is needed at Falkenstein Castle. Bibi and Tina take the carriage ponies Max and Moritz there to pull away fallen trees. But during the cleanup, the ponies suddenly disappear. Have they escaped or is this the work of a horse thief? Bibi, Tina and Alex have a suspicion!

Bibi and Tina are disappointed: The Martins Farm's birthday is supposed to be canceled this year! Tina's mother simply doesn't have time to prepare the party, and she doesn't trust the two girls to do it alone. But Bibi and Tina don't give up that easily. They are secretly planning a surprise party! Unfortunately something goes wrong.

What's the matter with Max and Moritz? The two carriage ponies easily overtake Bibi and Tina on their horses while racing. Then they effortlessly pull a broken train into the station! Bibi assures everyone that she did not use her magic on the pony twins. But where did their superpowers come from so suddenly?

The Old Mill is to be rebuilt into a tourist attraction, in the middle of the forest! Bibi and Tina ride to Count von Falkenstein as quickly as possible, but he doesn't want to explain anything. It's unbelievable what they find out: a millionaire is planning a hotel complex and he also wants to buy the Martins Farm! Will the two friends be able to save the Farm?

Bibi and Tina are horrified: Ringmaster Rondelli wants to take his pony Snoopy to the butcher because it can't jump high enough anymore. The two friends want to save Snoopy. But how? When Bibi entertains the circus audience with her witchcraft, she actually gets the pony as a gift. But, can Ringmaster Rondelli be trusted?

Bibi and Tina are really looking forward to the Halloween party at the youth club. But Alex declines. His father leaves unexpectedly and he has to both look after the castle and his cousin. The children simply decide to celebrate all together in the castle. Suddenly, a spooky headless knight appears!

Death on a Distant Frontier is a hard-hitting reappraisal of Eisenhower's tactics. Through extensive research Charles Whiting shines a light on the conflicts between the various generals and explores how Eisenhower conducted the war to ensure that his insiders reaped the glory of being the first American army to cross the Rhine. As a veteran of this campaign, Whiting was a witness to the turmoil that reigned during this period, yet through his fast-paced narrative and informed analysis he is able to provide vivid insight into this much-overlooked period of WWII.

Prisbelönta journalisten Britt-Marie Mattsson, som arbetat för Göteborgs-Posten i femtio år, skildrar i denna populärhistoriska bok med avstamp i Per-Albin Hanssons tankar om kvinnorna och folkhemmet på 1920-talet den generation av pionjärer som hon själv tillhör. Hon har valt ett personligt anslag med inslag av både den egna uppväxten och sin långa erfarenhet av yrkeslivet.

Many kingdoms in this age are vying to rule. We must understand what it means to stand strong as believers in Jesus Christ-and what spiritual forces we are facing. The stage is set; the battle is waging. It's time to fight as never before. And it's time for God's Kingdom to triumph.

An eighteen-year-old in the United States is still barred from buying alcohol, acquiring a pilot's license, or stepping into a casino. Yet, astonishingly, they can be enlisted in the military and deployed to a war zone. On the other side of the age spectrum, individuals over thirty-nine often encounter insurmountable obstacles to enlistment. Break this mold and meet Lanny Snodgrass, who, at the age of sixty-three, became the oldest American to join the Army and complete officer basic training. It was 2003, the Iraq War had just started, and the Pentagon momentarily relaxed age requirements.

Nachdem die kleine Hummel Bommel gelernt hat, dass ihr einzig und allein eine Portion Mut zum Fliegen gefehlt hat, macht sie sich nun auf in die große weite Welt: Sie packt ihren kleinen Rucksack und geht auf die Suche nach dem Glück. Ihre Reise führt sie durch die verschiedensten Städte – über London, New York bis nach Paris. Doch als Bommel dort über den Dächern der Stadt sitzt und die leere Brotdose von Mama Hummel öffnet, erkennt sie: Das Glück ist da, wo man zu Hause ist, wo Familie und Freunde sind. Ein zauberhaftes Hörspiel mit der zeitlosen Botschaft.

In the face of tragedy and hate in the world, Christians have the answer. What if we were born again for more? What if we were reborn to enter the brokenness of others with peace and hope? Through inspirational stories, practical experience in the US and overseas, using the resurrection of Lazarus as a narrative framework, Britt Mooney explores why and how we can follow Jesus’ model for discipleship, entering the broken and desperate lives of others with scandalous compassion, supernatural power, and radical transformation.

Karlchen und ihre Bande, die Furchtlose Hand, können ihr Glück kaum fassen: Ein ganzes langes Wochenende dürfen Emma-Lou, Henri, Maria und Briska auf Karlchens Bauernhof bleiben. Mit zwei Übernachtungen! Und das Beste ist: Jetzt wird die Furchtlose Hand endlich mal wieder etwas Aufregendes erleben! Doch wie soll das gehen ohne einen ebenbürtigen Gegner? Und wer könnte das sein? Na klar: Opa! Schließlich sagt der immer, eine Bande ohne Feinde ist keine Bande. Also bietet Karlchen ihrem Opa feierlich die Feindschaft an.