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The King and Queen, getting older in years, found it important that their son, Prince Sigurd, find a lady to marry. His father had a certain princess in mind and Sigurd set off to find her. This king eagerly granted his daughter's hand to Sigurd, but he made the condition that Sigurd must stay to help him govern his kingdom, as he was failing in health. Sigurd agreed, but said that he must return home when he received news of his father's death.

A village was being plagued by a witch in the form of a hawk and three brothers tried to stop her. The older two failed, but the youngest was able to shoot down the hawk and he found a strange abyss where the hawk was shot down. With the help of his brothers, he descends into the abyss and finds a palace full of beautiful princesses and boundless treasure. He discovers that the witch is their mother and she must be killed in order for the princesses to be freed from the underground prison they are being held in.

A young princess, Fairer-Than-a-Fairy, is kidnapped by a jealous, mean, old fairy named Lagree, who locks her away because none of the fairies can stand to have a mortal girl said to be more beautiful than them. Lagree locks her away in a palace, with her dog and cat, and tells her to tend to a fire and to never let it burn out. In her solitude, she one day meets a prince whom Lagree has captured and changed into the form of a rainbow that she discovers in a fountain.

A widowed peasant man was left to raise his two twin children, a boy and a girl. He tried his best but nothing seemed to go right without a woman's touch. And so, he remarried and had more children but things were still not right - the stepmother was very mean to the twins, beating and starving them. This wasn't enough for the wicked stepmother and she decided to send them off into the woods where an evil witch lived. She tells the twins they are to go off and serve her sweet granny.

Sjette bind i den verdenskendte og elskede serie om pigen Laura og hendes famile og deres hårde liv som nybyggere, der rejser fra sted til sted i USA's store skove og på de endeløse prærier for mere end hundrede år siden. Denne gang om den hårdeste vinter i mands minde på prærien.

Yrsa og Olga kan godt være en smule bange for Store Iris. Hun maler nemlig sine lange negle røde, hver gang Kaj fra rækkehusene kommer forbi, og hvis Yrsa og Olga kommer til at drille hende, så kan Store Iris finde på at nive dem med de lange røde negle. Og det kan godt blive til en del niveri, for Yrsa og Olga er ret drillesyge af natur.

Can fly. There are "kids" who do not dream of flying once. Flying will solve many things: "swim" in the vast sky full of clouds, admire the scenery of your homeland, be free to go wherever you like without having to buy train tickets or be afraid of "drunk" cars. But the story of "flying" also needs to restrain you - too much will be plugged into the ground like a banana tree upside down.

Colo el puma y su amigo Ruff el gato montés saltan y juegan juntos, pero descubren que Ruff no puede saltar tan lejos como Colo. Ruff no tiene una cola larga y elegante como la de Colo, para darle balance en los saltos más largos. La cola de Ruff es mucho más corta. Está seguro de que algo no está bien con él. La comprensiva Colo sugiere que busquen una cola que le guste más a Ruff y salen a buscarla. Los dos felinos exploran una variedad de colas de otros animales y hacen el mejor descubrimiento de todos.

The miller had always led a very prosperous life, but one day found himself down on his luck and without any money. While he is fretting, a nixy (a sirenlike being) emerges from the millpond and strikes a deal with him - he can become prosperous once more, but he must give to her the youngest thing in his house.

There was a family of three brothers. The older two were very intelligent and much beloved by their parents; the youngest however was considered to be a dunce and a pest and was always getting in his mother's way. One day, the king announced that he was offering his daughter's hand in marriage to whoever could build a flying ship. The older two brothers were immediately sent on their way to try to construct the flying ship, while the youngest was left behind.

Shortly after the queen and her new husband are married, he is forced to leave to fight in a war. He advises her that she must always remain inside and never to trust any visiting women. She listens at first, but when an old woman appears at her window and entices her to sit in her garden, she gives in and goes outside.

Drei kleine Fünf-Freunde-Abenteuer für Kinder ab 6 Jahren. Ob wildgewordene Rennpferde, heimtückische Entführungen oder fiese Einbrecher: Die Fünf Freunde scheuen keine Gefahr und stürzen sich in jedes Abenteuer. Zum Glück hat Hund Timmy eine hervorragende Spürnase und ist immer an ihrer Seite, wenn es darum geht, spannende Geheimnisse zu lüften. Drei Kurzgeschichten aus "Fünf Freunde meistern jede Gefahr" (Band Nr. 22) von Enid Blyton.

Willi Weitzel ist mit Leib und Seele Reporter für die nach ihm benannten Sendereihen Willi wills wissen. Er stellt die richtigen Fragen, um ein Thema zu erfassen, betrachtet die Dinge auch mal von der anderen Seite und bringt selbst komplizierte Sachverhalte auf den Punkt. Mit den Hörspielen: Folge 10: Das Wetter / Beim Förster, Folge 11: Auf dem Flughafen / Bei der Feuerwehr, Folge 12: Wie kommen die Babys auf die Welt? / Was mein Körper alles kann.

Wer versteckt sich auf der Felseninsel? George ist in heller Aufregung, als sie nachts auf der Felseninsel ein Licht leuchten sieht: Das kann doch nur bedeuten, dass sich dort ein Fremder aufhält! Anscheinend macht auch noch ein Dieb die Gegend unsicher. Gleich am nächsten Tag brechen die Fünf Freunde auf, um der Sache auf den Grund zu gehen. Doch auf der Insel wartet jemand auf sie, mit dem sie wirklich nicht gerechnet hätten!

In dieser Folge erzählt Knolles Opa wieder einmal eine Geschichte, die perfekt auf Knolles Probleme übertragbar ist. Das Volk Israel sitzt in der Falle! Hinter ihnen der Pharao mit seinen Streitwagen, vor ihnen das rote Meer. Ein israelischer Junge beschließt, nicht mehr hinter Mose "herzulaufen" und plant seine Rückkehr nach Ägypten, wo sein bester Freund auf ihn wartet.