
Knips doch endlich, Freddy Pullunder!
Ohrenbär 105
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Narrated by:
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Helene Grass
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By:
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Susan Kreller
About this listen
Der radioBERLIN-OHRENBÄR präsentiert: "Knips doch endlich, Freddy Pullunder!" von Susan Kreller, gelesen von Helene Grass.
Agathe und die anderen Kinder der Vorschulgruppe Dreimal schwarzer Kater sind aufgeregt. Bevor sie in die Schule kommen, wird Freddy Pullunder, der berühmteste Fotograf der Stadt, ein Gruppenbild von ihnen machen. Zur freundlichen Erinnerung. Leider kommt ihm immer wieder etwas dazwischen.
Mal hat seine Oma überraschend Geburtstag, mal läuft ihm ein Lama davon und dann wird er sogar von der gefährlichen Junigrippe befallen. Agathe findet zwar, das kann jedem passieren. Sie fragt sich aber auch: Wann wird Freddy Pullunder das Gruppenfoto endlich knipsen?
©2013 Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb) (P)2013 Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb)
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