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Kleiner Eisbär, kennst du den Weg?
- Kleiner Eisbär
- Narrated by: Ingolf Lück, Hella von Sinnen, Thomas Linden
- Length: 48 mins
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Kleiner Eisbär, kennst du den Weg?
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Lars, der kleine Eisbär trifft am Nordpol den kleinen Schneetiger Theo, der sich dort verlaufen hat und den Weg nach Hause sucht. In einem Güterwagen reisen sie in die Taiga und treffen eine Schneeeule und einen Specht.
Kasin, das Kamel hilft ihnen, Theos Zuhause zu finden. Dort bietet sich Theos Vater an, Lars wieder nach Hause zu bringen und am Ende lernen sich sogar Papa Eisbär und der Tigervater am Nordpol kennen...
(c)2004 Nord-Süd Verlag Schweiz, (p) 2004 KIDDINX Entertainment GmbH, Berlin
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