Die kleinen Leute #3
In "Das Weihnachten der kleinen Leute," the tiny inhabitants of the forest prepare gifts for the Christmas season, their hearts set on a festive celebration for all the woodland creatures. When a joyful plan to spread the news leads to an unexpected mishap, three of them fall into a hidden hole, testing the community’s spirit and ingenuity. Written and illustrated by Walt Scott, this heartfelt tale blends quiet wonder with gentle suspense, all rendered in his distinctive, expressive style—cover by Walt Scott.
In "Das Weihnachten der kleinen Leute," the tiny folk of the forest work together to craft toys for the Christmas season, their joy bubbling over into plans for a festive gathering. When they set out to invite the woodland creatures, a sudden mishap sends three of them tumbling into a hidden hole, setting off a quiet moment of urgency and care.
In the quiet valley of the little people, winter’s magic stirs as animals prepare for Christmas. Young Freddy Fox dreams of one thing—a pair of ice skates—but the only pair in the entire valley belongs to the grumpy old Wilmot Weasel.
When Chub discovers a small fir tree that can talk, he uncovers a secret older than memory—the tree is one of the Little People, cursed long ago by a wicked old witch. Now, with time running short and the magic of the forest whispering its warnings, the two must find a way to break the spell before it's too late.
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