Bøger af Erwin Moser

Zweisprachiges Kinderbuch Deutsch-Englisch ab 4 Jahren   Boris, der Kater, mag es behaglich. Aber hin und wieder kommt etwas dazwischen. Die lustigen Abenteuer des kleinen Katers mit den großen Ideen sind in diesem Buch vereint.   Das Kater-Boris-Buch beinhaltet acht abgeschlossene Bildgeschichten, die kleine und große Leserinnen und Leser zum Schmunzeln bringen. Der Autor und Illustrator Erwin Moser verbindet meisterhaft sein zeichnerisches Talent mit seinem feinen sprachlichen Witz und hat in seinem umfangreichen Schaffen viele liebenswerte Figuren entwickelt.   Durchgehend farbig illustriert, mit Hörbuch als MP3-Download in 9 Sprachen.   Für weitere Sprachen erhältlich.

"Boris is a special cat! Be it spring, summer, fall, or winter, Boris and his friends experience big and little adventures every day, often without even looking for them! From driving a bathtub to pretending to be a scarecrow to helping a friend, these charming comic-book style mini-stories--told in six pictures--are perfect for read aloud and beginning reader fun."--Provided by publisher.

"The cats are waiting for their tea. The mouse says, "Please don't look at me!" What do a polar bear and a hare, a rooster and a panda, and a badger and an elephant have in common? Erwin Moser shows readers just that in eleven spreads featuring his playful rhymes and humorous illustrations."

"The hedgehog's cozy as can be. Now count the ravens: one, two, three. What do an owl and a trout, a giraffe and a monkey, and a pelican and a koala bear have in common? In eleven spreads, Erwin Moser's delightful rhymes and illustrations lets readers in on the fun."--Provided by publisher.

"The eagle's sitting on her nest. A walk is what the bear loves best. What do a sheepdog and fox, a stork and a leopard, and an octopus and an ostrich have in common? The solution is simple: Erwin Moser depicts them all with ingenious rhymes and portrays them in typical and unusual situations in eleven playful spreads. Above all, the great warmth and clever wit of Erwin Moser is spoken via his illustrations. Through juxtapositions of two animals on each spread, he tells a whole story."--Provided by publisher.