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| Infos zu Aktion beim Fellmonsterchen |
Fußball WM vorbei -und nun? /End of the soccer world cup -and now?
Ehrlich gesagt ist mir hierfür nur was von meiner Wunschliste eingefallen, aber egal. Fußball war also gestern. Dann ist heute wohl Quidditch angesagt. Tja, hier ist Quidditch in Wandel der Zeiten. Mehr kann ich auch nicht dazu sagen. Ich schätze mal, dass die meisten, die sich dieses Buch kaufen, diejenigen sind, die einfach nicht genug von Harry Potter kriegen. Und der Zusammenhang zu Fußball ist hoffentlich ersichtlich :) (Allerdings, nebenbei bemerkt lief die Quidditch-WM, die in Patagonien stattfand zur selben Zeit stattfand wie die Fußball-WM in Brasilien. Ginny Weasly ist offenbar Sportreporterin beim Tagespropheten geworden und war live dabei ;)
To tell the truth, I only had a book from my wish list on my mind, but well, never mind. So soccer was yesterday. Well, then today it's time for Quidditch. Yes, this is "Quidditch Through The Ages" with the German Cover. I don't have to tell more. I suppose that most of the people buying this book are those who can't get enough of Harry Potter. And the connection with soccer is hopefully clear :) (But, by the way, this years Quidditch World Cup in Patagionia was at the same time the soccer world cup was organized at the same time the soccer world cup was held in Brasil. Apparently Ginny Weasly has become a sports reporter at the Daily Prophet and was part of the event there ;)
Ein Zauberbuch oder ein zauberhaftes Buch /A book of wizardry or a magical book.
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| Sieht zerfleddert aus? Ja. Hat auch schon meiner Tante gehört. /It looks quite tattered, does it? Yeah, it used to belong to my aunt |
For a fantasy freak like me that's generally easy to answer, but I still looked around a bit (I quasi could choose anything and again Harry Potter would have been boring) and I finally decided to choose a children's book I still love. "Gummiguttas New Home" by Carsten Ström. It's as well a book of wizardry as a magical book and it's simply perfect for children. As a little girl I probably couldn't fight to just love this books. Whereas little children are easy to catch with books like this. A house made of sweets, a nice witch, that allows the children to eat as much as the want, talking soup beets, a janitor who would like to be a robber (but only commits petty thefts at relatives he eventually asked before, because he doesn't dare more and even more admirable absurd nonsense as I child I'd loved to believe. Well. For all children and childish grown-ups and teenagers a very recommendable book.







