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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What happens when life throws you an obstacle that seems impossible to overcome If you're Freddie, you simply carry on as though nothing has changed.Inspired by a true story, Freddie: A Life on Three Legs is a heartwarming and humorous memoir told entirely from the perspective of an extraordinary three-legged cat. After surviving a devastating injury that costs him one of his hind legs, Freddie refuses to let it define him. Instead, he embraces life with determination, curiosity, and the quiet confidence that only a cat can possess.Through Freddie's witty observations, readers experience the world from just a few inches above the ground. Every garden becomes an adventure, every strange noise demands investigation, every rival cat is a challenge to overcome, and every encounter with the neighbourhood's famously grumpy chickens is another opportunity to prove who really rules the street.Freddie's voice is full of warmth, humour, stubbornness, and charm. Whether he is claiming the best chair in the house, supervising his humans, making unlikely friends, or discovering that life sometimes changes in ways we cannot understand, his outlook remains refreshingly optimistic. Even when faced with unexpected challenges, Freddie meets them with courage rather than fear, reminding us that resilience often comes naturally when we simply focus on living each day to the fullest.As the story unfolds, readers witness Freddie growing from an injured rescue cat into a beloved member of the family whose personality is far bigger than his physical limitations. His adventures are funny, touching, and sometimes bittersweet, capturing the everyday moments that every pet owner recognises: the routines, the silent companionship, the mischief, and the deep bond that forms between animals and the people who love them.At its heart, Freddie: A Life on Three Legs is about far more than a cat. It is a story about resilience, adapting to change, unconditional love, friendship, family, and finding happiness despite life's setbacks. It celebrates the remarkable ability of animals to live in the present, to forgive, and to remind us what truly matters.Written with warmth and authenticity, this uplifting memoir will appeal to readers who enjoy true animal stories, heartfelt memoirs, and books celebrating the special relationship between humans and their pets. Fans of A Street Cat Named Bob, Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, and other inspirational animal memoirs will find themselves smiling, laughing, and occasionally wiping away a tear as Freddie shares his unforgettable journey.Whether you're a lifelong cat lover, an animal enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys stories filled with hope and heart, Freddie's tale offers a gentle reminder that our greatest strengths often emerge from our greatest challenges. Sometimes, three legs are all you need to live a full and extraordinary life.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a heartwarming children's adventure about love, patience, imagination, and the special bond between siblings.Mae has been waiting for months to meet her new baby brother, Alfie. But when he's finally born, she's told she can't visit him in hospital. Heartbroken, angry, and convinced that no one understands how she feels, Mae decides to take matters into her own hands. Armed with her backpack, favourite teddy, and plenty of determination, she sets off on a secret journey to her grandparents' house, believing they will help her meet her baby brother.Along the way, Mae discovers a magical world hidden beyond the fields. She meets Lucy, a wise old cow who teaches her about kindness and belonging; Larry, a gentle sheep who reminds her that nobody should ever be left behind; and Quincy, a majestic unicorn who helps her understand that waiting can sometimes be the bravest thing of all.As fantasy blends with reality, Mae learns that growing up isn't about never feeling scared, angry, or left out. It's about finding courage, accepting change, and discovering that love never grows smaller when a new baby arrives-it simply grows bigger.Filled with talking animals, magical landscapes, gentle humour, and touching family moments, The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a beautifully illustrated chapter book for children aged 4-8. It offers a reassuring story for families welcoming a new sibling while encouraging conversations about patience, jealousy, love, and emotional resilience.Inspired by real family events, this enchanting story celebrates imagination and reminds young readers that the greatest adventures often happen in our hearts.Perfect for fans of gentle bedtime stories, animal adventures, magical realism, and heartwarming family fiction, The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a book children will want to read again and again-and one parents and grandparents will treasure reading aloud together. Mae sets off on a magical adventure to meet her new baby brother, discovering courage, kindness and the true meaning of family along the way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when life throws you an obstacle that seems impossible to overcome? If you're Freddie, you simply carry on as though nothing has changed.Inspired by a true story, Freddie: A Life on Three Legs is a heartwarming and humorous memoir told entirely from the perspective of an extraordinary three-legged cat. After surviving a devastating injury that costs him one of his hind legs, Freddie refuses to let it define him. Instead, he embraces life with determination, curiosity, and the quiet confidence that only a cat can possess.Through Freddie's witty observations, readers experience the world from just a few inches above the ground. Every garden becomes an adventure, every strange noise demands investigation, every rival cat is a challenge to overcome, and every encounter with the neighbourhood's famously grumpy chickens is another opportunity to prove who really rules the street.Freddie's voice is full of warmth, humour, stubbornness, and charm. Whether he is claiming the best chair in the house, supervising his humans, making unlikely friends, or discovering that life sometimes changes in ways we cannot understand, his outlook remains refreshingly optimistic. Even when faced with unexpected challenges, Freddie meets them with courage rather than fear, reminding us that resilience often comes naturally when we simply focus on living each day to the fullest.As the story unfolds, readers witness Freddie growing from an injured rescue cat into a beloved member of the family whose personality is far bigger than his physical limitations. His adventures are funny, touching, and sometimes bittersweet, capturing the everyday moments that every pet owner recognises: the routines, the silent companionship, the mischief, and the deep bond that forms between animals and the people who love them.At its heart, Freddie: A Life on Three Legs is about far more than a cat. It is a story about resilience, adapting to change, unconditional love, friendship, family, and finding happiness despite life's setbacks. It celebrates the remarkable ability of animals to live in the present, to forgive, and to remind us what truly matters.Written with warmth and authenticity, this uplifting memoir will appeal to readers who enjoy true animal stories, heartfelt memoirs, and books celebrating the special relationship between humans and their pets. Fans of A Street Cat Named Bob, Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, and other inspirational animal memoirs will find themselves smiling, laughing, and occasionally wiping away a tear as Freddie shares his unforgettable journey.Whether you're a lifelong cat lover, an animal enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys stories filled with hope and heart, Freddie's tale offers a gentle reminder that our greatest strengths often emerge from our greatest challenges. Sometimes, three legs are all you need to live a full and extraordinary life. Told through the witty eyes of a resilient feline, this charming memoir follows a courageous rescue cat who refuses to let a physical setback dampen his spirit or his appetite for adventure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Förlagets halvklotband i gott skick. omslagen medbundna. Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & Söners förlag, 1944. 4:o. 300 sid. + 8 färgplanscher. Innehåller bl. a. "Carl Gustav Pilo", "Jean Erik Rehn", "Jean Erik Rehn och det svenska konsthantverket", "Alexander Roslin. Världsberömd svensk målare", "Per Krafft d.ä.", "Peter Adolf Hall" och "Synpunkter på Peter Adolf Halls teknik". - - - "Five Great Gustavian Artists (late 18th century). Studies from the exhibition at the National Museum in 1943". About Carl Gustav Pilo, Jean Erik Rehn, "Jean Erik Rehn and Swedish handicraft", "Alexander Roslin. World famous Swedish painter", Per Krafft the elder, Peter Adolf Hall, and "Notes on Peter Adolf Hall's technique". In Swedish throughout.…

1. Auflage. 397 Seiten. OBr., Oktav, 47 S. / 43 S. / 36 S. / 75 S. / 104 S. / 92 S., jeweils als Blockbuch gebunden; gut erhaltene Exemplare, nur zum Teil leicht angegilbt. Softcover.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a heartwarming children's adventure about love, patience, imagination, and the special bond between siblings.Mae has been waiting for months to meet her new baby brother, Alfie. But when he's finally born, she's told she can't visit him in hospital. Heartbroken, angry, and convinced that no one understands how she feels, Mae decides to take matters into her own hands. Armed with her backpack, favourite teddy, and plenty of determination, she sets off on a secret journey to her grandparents' house, believing they will help her meet her baby brother.Along the way, Mae discovers a magical world hidden beyond the fields. She meets Lucy, a wise old cow who teaches her about kindness and belonging; Larry, a gentle sheep who reminds her that nobody should ever be left behind; and Quincy, a majestic unicorn who helps her understand that waiting can sometimes be the bravest thing of all.As fantasy blends with reality, Mae learns that growing up isn't about never feeling scared, angry, or left out. It's about finding courage, accepting change, and discovering that love never grows smaller when a new baby arrives-it simply grows bigger.Filled with talking animals, magical landscapes, gentle humour, and touching family moments, The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a beautifully illustrated chapter book for children aged 4-8. It offers a reassuring story for families welcoming a new sibling while encouraging conversations about patience, jealousy, love, and emotional resilience.Inspired by real family events, this enchanting story celebrates imagination and reminds young readers that the greatest adventures often happen in our hearts.Perfect for fans of gentle bedtime stories, animal adventures, magical realism, and heartwarming family fiction, The Long Road to Meet Baby Brother is a book children will want to read again and again-and one parents and grandparents will treasure reading aloud together. When a young girl is barred from visiting her newborn sibling, she embarks on a whimsical quest through a magical landscape to find her way home. Along the way, enchanted creatures teach her that love only expands with new arrivals. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. 480 pp. Index. Spine gently bumped. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall Very Good- with No dust jacket as issued.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. annotated edition edition. 160 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 123 Seiten Eine Sammlung von Kurzgeschichten über Liebe von 33 zeitgenössischen Erzählern. Zustand: Einband mit stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren, Seiten geringfügig gebräunt, insgesamt GUTER Zustand. HC1-718-7/8-00586897 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 518.

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Trevligt och välbevarat rött halvfranskt band, guldornerad rygg med fem upphöjda bind, marmorerade pärmpapper, övre guldsnitt. Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & Söners förlag, 1944. 4:o. 300 sid. + 8 färgplanscher. Innehåller bl. a. "Carl Gustav Pilo", "Jean Erik Rehn", "Jean Erik Rehn och det svenska konsthantverket", "Alexander Roslin. Världsberömd svensk målare", "Per Krafft d.ä.", "Peter Adolf Hall" och "Synpunkter på Peter Adolf Halls teknik". - - - "Five Great Gustavian Artists (late 18th century). Studies from the exhibition at the National Museum in 1943". About Carl Gustav Pilo, Jean Erik Rehn, "Jean Erik Rehn and Swedish handicraft", "Alexander Roslin. World famous Swedish painter", Per Krafft the elder, Peter Adolf Hall, and "Notes on Peter Adolf Hall's technique". In Swedish throughout.…