Miss Edison: Unsere (geniale) verrückte Lehrerin
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Miss Edison: Unsere (geniale) verrückte Lehrerin
Narrated by:
Tim Schwarzmaier
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Narrated by:
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Tim Schwarzmaier
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Irene Zimmermann
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Oskar und Emma könnten wirklich gute Freunde sein, gäbe es da nicht ein klitzekleines Problem: Emma ist unsichtbar. Schuld daran ist die schrullige Englischlehrerin und verrückte Erfinderin Miss Edison. Ihre neuste Idee: Ein Unsichtbarkeitsscanner. Doch leider ist das wichtigste Teil, ein siebenzwanzigpoliger Stecker, kaputt. Oskar muss ihn so schnell wie möglich ersetzen, sonst bleibt Emma für immer unsichtbar. Dies erweist sich allerdings als äußerst schwierig...©2016 Audio Media Verlag GmbH, München (P)2016 SAGA Egmont, Lindhardt og Ringhof A/S
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