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kieman
26. Feb. 2013, 07:39
[Gratis Kinderbuch] Wie der Maulwurf lernte, was Spaß ist [Kindle Edition]
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Fred, der Maulwurf, denkt immer nur daran, seinen Bau zu vergrößern. Er will damit andere Tiere beeindrucken, obwohl sie ihn eigentlich gar nicht interessieren.
Je größer sein Bau wird, desto mehr muss Fred an ihm arbeiten. Immer deutlicher merkt er dabei, dass ihm irgendetwas im Leben fehlt.
Aber was?
Eines Tages verirrt sich Herbert, ein stets gut gelaunter Hamster, in seinen Bau...
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