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Ein Esel zum Pferdestehlen
- Der Esel Pferdinand 2
- Narrated by: Boris Aljinovic
- Length: 1 hr and 59 mins
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Ein Esel zum Pferdestehlen
Narrated by:
Boris Aljinovic
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Publisher's Summary
Mit seinem neuen Namen ist Esel Pferdinand bereits auf dem besten Weg, ein richtiges Pferd zu werden. Jetzt muss er nur noch lernen, wie man einen Reiter trägt und richtig wiehert. Leider ist beides schwieriger als gedacht: Bevor seine Freundin Emmi auf Pferdinands Rücken klettern darf, ordnet Opa Hoppe erst einmal Esel-Mucki-Training an. Und obwohl Ponymädchen Wolke ihm unermüdlich Nachhilfe im Wiehern gibt, will es nicht so richtig klappen. Doch dann entführen gemeine Pferdediebe den Junghengst Pitt und plötzlich ist es überaus nützlich, dass Pferdinand immer noch so laut iahen kann wie ein echter Esel!
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