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So ein Fohlentheater!
- Die Haferhorde 8
- Narrated by: Bürger Lars Dietrich
- Length: 2 hrs and 6 mins
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So ein Fohlentheater!
Narrated by:
Bürger Lars Dietrich
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Publisher's Summary
Die Gräfin steht kurz vor der Geburt ihres Fohlens und für die Zwei- und Vierbeiner auf dem Blümchenhof gibt es kein anderes Thema mehr. Nur Schoko ist genervt. Was ist an einem Fohlen so besonders? Und dann wird alles noch schlimmer: Das Fohlen ist ein MÄDCHEN! Keks ernennt sich zum Super-Fohlen-Sitter und will ab sofort noch braver sein. Doch das Fohlenmädchen hat seinen eigenen Kopf und sucht sich selbst ein Vorbild.
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