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Im Tal der Buchstabennudeln
- Narrated by: Katharina Thalbach
- Length: 4 hrs and 58 mins
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Im Tal der Buchstabennudeln
Narrated by:
Katharina Thalbach
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Publisher's Summary
Emma, Sarah, Nucki, Fitze und Torben verbringen ihre Ferien im "Kids-Club" in den Bergen. Vom ersten Tag an ist klar, dass hier etwas nicht stimmt. Die Unterkünfte sind schäbig, die fünf sind die einzigen Kinder im Club und die Betreuerinnen in ihren Kimonos gleichen einander wie ein Ei dem anderen. Woher stammen die Gummikrokodile, die am Ufer des Sees angeschwemmt werden? Warum hat jedes Kind in seiner Nudelsuppe immer nur einen bestimmten Buchstaben? Aber richtig seltsam wird es erst, als eines Tages die Kimonofrauen verschwinden und die Kinder allein sind.
©2010 Dressler (P)2011 Igel Records
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