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Die Paulis in Tatukaland
- Narrated by: Dominik Freiberger
- Length: 3 hrs and 34 mins
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Die Paulis in Tatukaland
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Publisher's Summary
Ein neuer Pauli-Papa? Nicht mit Dennis, Flummi und Lea! Die finden Mamas neuen Freund Arne nämlich ziemlich doof. Und auf den gemeinsamen Urlaub auf Lanzarote haben sie auch keine Lust. Als dann am Flughafen und später auf der Insel merkwürdige Kimonofrauen auftauchen, ist den Pauli-Kindern klar: das hier wird kein normaler Urlaub. Und tatsächlich! Arne hält sich plötzlich für Ephraim Langstrumpf, den Südseekönig! Das kann ja nur ordentlich danebengehen.
©2013 Dressler Verlag GmbH, Hamburg (P)2013 Aktive Musik Verlagsgesellschaft mbH (für die Musik), (p) IGEL-RECORDS, Dortmund
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