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Kerzilein, kann den Weihnachten Sünde sein?
- Ein Hörbuch, das Sie sich schenken können
- Narrated by: Jürgen von der Lippe
- Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Kerzilein, kann den Weihnachten Sünde sein?
Narrated by:
Jürgen von der Lippe
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Publisher's Summary
Weihnachtsbücher gibt es wie Nadeln an der Tanne, sie sind zur Begleiterscheinung der Adventszeit geworden wie Glühwein, Jingle Bells und Christkindlmarkt. Auch Jürgen von der Lippe und Klaus De Rottwinkel wollen nun ihren Beitrag zum Fest des Jahres leisten und haben dafür ein keineswegs zu Herzen gehendes Hörbuch verfasst. 24 Törchen werden auditiv geöffnet und hinter jedem steckt eine nicht ganz holde Weihnachtssüßigkeit.
©2012 Knaus & Co. (P)2012 Random House Audio
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