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Finns Reise im Schlafanzug
- Narrated by: Annik Rubens
- Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Finns Reise im Schlafanzug
Narrated by:
Annik Rubens
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Publisher's Summary
Wo werden kranke Kamele in Dubai versorgt? Wieso gibt es in Italien einen versunkenen Kirchturm? Und wieso kann man in Amerika durch Bäume hindurch fahren?
Finn ist ein kleiner Junge, der mit der Weltenbummler-Maus Hannibal nachts auf Reisen geht. Die beiden Freunde lernen verschiedene Länder und Kulturen kennen. Das Besondere daran: Sowohl das erwähnte Kamelkrankenhaus in Dubai als auch das Eishotel in Schweden gibt es wirklich. So können auch Erwachsene noch einiges lernen.
Elf Abenteuer erleben Finn und Hannibal auf dem Hörbuch "Finns Reise im Schlafanzug". Jedes davon ist rund fünf Minuten lang, also perfekt als Gutenachtgeschichte geeignet.
(c) + (p) 2008 Text on Time
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