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Schulausflug ins Abenteuer
- Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss 19
- Narrated by: Philipp Schepmann
- Length: 57 mins
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Schulausflug ins Abenteuer
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Auf den Schulausflug ins Pilz-Tal hat der kleine Drache Kokosnuss gar keine Lust: Sicherlich redet Lehrer Bronco Blumenkohl wieder stundenlang nur über ausgestorbene Pflanzen. Doch dann erwähnt Papa Magnus unheimliche Wesen, die im Pilz-Tal leben sollen. Vielleicht wird der Ausflug doch ganz spannend, denkt Kokosnuss. Tatsächlich können Kokosnuss und die anderen Drachenkinder keine Sekunde durchatmen: Ihr Lehrer ist zwar ein kluger Biologe, aber von Gefahren wie Treibsand, tiefen Schluchten, Würgeschlangen und unheimlichen Wesen hat er gar keine Ahnung! Ein Glück für Herrn Blumenkohl, dass er so abenteuer-erprobte Schüler hat!
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