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Ausgetickt?
- Die Stunde der Uhren
- Narrated by: Christian Tenbaum
- Length: 57 mins
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Ausgetickt?
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Publisher's Summary
"Sekunden zerhacken, Minuten zerknacken": Pausenlos marschieren die Uhren auf und ab, angetrieben von der Superuhr und ihren Gehilfen. Aber allmählich rumort es im Uhrenland. Die ersten, denen ihre nervige Arbeit "auf den Wecker geht", sind Bobby, der Aufziehwecker, und Elvis, der Radiowecker. Verfolgt von der Superuhr, kommen sie bei der alten Sonnenuhr unter, der Gegenspielerin der Superuhr. Nach und nach entdecken auch die anderen Uhren, dass es Wichtigeres gibt als das ewige Gehetze im Takt der Zeit. Die Superuhr hält aber nicht viel von diesen neuen Ideen...
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