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    Four stories and fairytales that have remained popular for centuries come together in The Ugly Duckling and Other Stories. This collection is a must for anyone who loves animals - there's a whole menagerie here from ducklings to geese to sheep to a very slow but determined tortoise! The Ugly Duckling Inspired by one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most popular fairy tales, “The Ugly Duckling” tells the story of the little chick that didn’t fit in. Different from everyone else, our hero feels like an outcast, even though his true friends love him for who he is - but he might just have the last laugh! Read by Alan Smith, this adaptation of the story about how we treat each other is full of character - a lovely tale for bed-time! This one's suitable for children from ages 5 to 9.Sleeping Beauty When the king and queen of a magical kingdom decide to throw a huge party to celebrate the birth of their baby daughter, someone gets left off the guest list. And it's an omission which turns out to be a bit of a disaster for the princess and the whole kingdom! This traditional fairy story, originally by Charles Perrault, is adapted and read by Joanna Pinnock and comes complete with snoozing spiders!The Hare and the Tortoise This story is one of Aesop’s most famous fables, featuring the flashy, energetic hare and the slow and modest tortoise. Determined to prove he's the fastest, the hare challenges the tortoise to a race in this classic story, in which pride comes before a fall. Adapted and read by Alan Smith, this tale is bright, lively, and full of character.Also includes “The Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs”. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Alan Smith, Joanna Pinnock, Annie McKie. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/stms/000003/bk_stms_000003_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Do you like what you see in your dreams every night? For the majority of people, dreams are an ongoing part of their lives. Some of your dreams you probably remember, some you don’t. You may treat them to be highly meaningful for you, and you might feel greatly impacted by them, or you may even view them as a collection of what happened during your day; a simple collection of dead images or random brain neurons firing in your mind.There is some truth to this, but the reality lies much deeper than these theories.Your creative imagination together with your emphatic imagination is a really powerful combination.If you try to look back at some of the greatest leaders, most of these people had a clear purpose; something a lot bigger than what they desired to achieve for themselves.There are quite a number of all sorts of different theories about dreams and their interpretations. A man named Sigmund Freud once referred to his dreams as being the royal road to his unconscious. This man actually believed they held a big significance to his unconscious thoughts, desires, and feelings. Throughout your waking life, you can have a real tendency to push those same thoughts, random feelings, and ideas into your depths and into your own mind, which causes stimulation. Worry or shock is huge evidence of the presence of the subconscious.However, your unconscious mind is not always a locked vault that can’t be opened, and nothing you place inside there is truly hidden from your view. All these distressing, difficult thoughts and ideas you encounter often have a way of showing themselves in all sorts of ways such as through your dreams.So if you want to be in state of mind where you can remember your dream, or even control it.Give this hypnosis a try, and see if it works.Buy this audiobook now! Language: English. Narrator: Gretchen Conlon. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/147766/bk_acx0_147766_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Super Happy Party Bears: Cruising for a Snoozing: ab 4.99 €
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