In Fairy Halls

Judyarland, Danny Kaye, Nat King Cole, Paul Robeson u. a. Nostalgic Christmas, Disky; 2000,

NEU! OVP! Enthält: 1. Happy holiday, 2. It happened in sun valley, 3. Blue christmas, 4. (all i want for christmas is) my two front teeth, 5. there's a train out for dreamland, 6. The night before christmas song, 7. medley: deck the halls - away in a manger - i saw three ships, 8. christmas medley: the first nowell - o come all ye faithfull - silent night - hark! the herald angels sing, 9. the santa clauss express, 10. christmas bells at eventide, 11. i'm sending a letter to santa claus, 12. the fairy on t, elektronisch

[KW: Weihnachten ; festliche Musik]

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Miller, Olive Beaupre: MY BOOKHOUSE - 12 volumes, Chicago and Toronto The Bookhouse for Children 1925
Near Fine Illustrated

Beautiful set of My Bookhouse in two different bindings, all with pictorial paste-downs, colored decorative endpapers, color titles, illustrated throughout. In decorative red cloth, copyright 1925: In the Nursery, Story Time, Up One Pair of Stairs, Over the Hills, Through Fairy Halls, The Magic Garden, The Latch Key. In decorative green cloth, copyright 1928: Flying Sails, The Treasure Chest, In Shining Armor, From the Tower Window, Halls of Fame. Light shelfwear and rubbing. Near fine condition. A beautiful set of books. First Edition Decorative Cloth 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

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Miller, Olive Beaupre. editor. THROUGH FAIRY HALLS OF MY BOOK HOUSE Volume 6. Lake Bluff IL: United Educators, c. 1920 - 1971.
Tiny dent in lower portion of front cover, else Binding and contents are almost like new. No DJ. ; Colorfully illustrated boards and endpapers. Full-color, b/w and three-color illustrations throughout text. CHILDREN. Stories from many different countries. Some contents: ARUMAN, A HERO OF JAVA; BOY WHO SAVED THE WORLD; FISHERMAN WHO CAUGHT THE SUN; JACK THE GIANT-KILLELR; LITTLE PICTURES FROM FAR JAPAN; THE LOST SPEAR; THE MERMAN; THE MOON-MAIDEN. ; 7-1/8 x 9-3/8"; 224 pages.

Hardcover, Very Good-.

[KW: CHILDREN,]

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Ordish, Bob: German word by word. Kauderwelsch Reihe: Kauderwelsch 46, Reise Know-How Rump GmbH, Januar 2006 ISBN: 3894160365 NEUBUCH!
Die Sprechführer der Kauderwelsch-Reihe orientieren sich am typischen Reisealltag und vermitteln auf anregende Weise das nötige Rüstzeug, um ohne lästige Büffelei möglichst schnell mit dem Sprechen beginnen zu können, wenn auch vielleicht nicht immer druckreif. Besonders hilfreich ist hierbei die Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung, die es ermöglicht, mit einem Blick die Struktur und "Denkweise" der jeweiligen Sprache zu durchschauen. "There's no point learning German, they all speak English." Well, yes and no. Or Jein as the Germans would say. On the one hand, it is true that a lot of English is spoken particularly by young people. There's no question that you can survive with English. But that's precisely it. Who wants just to survive? Even in Germany, a great many people don't speak enough English to hold a proper conversation and even if your own German is limited, you'll get people on your side by at least making the effort. You'd be amazed how much goodwill even a basic knowlede of German is worth. The language itself can seem pretty daunting at times, though, and the Germans themselves say: Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache" (German language, difficult language). Whereas, say, French or Spanish are relatively accessible to English-speakers because vocabulary and word order are so similar. Germany isn't all fairy-tale castles, beer halls and boat trips along the Rhine. Without at least some knowledge of the language, and therefore the ability to raise yourself above the immediate tourist circuit, the essence of the country will pass you by. Begleitkassette separat erhältlich (ISBN 3-922376-66-5)

7. A. - 160 S. - Sprache: Englisch - Mit Illustr. - 147x106x12 mm Einband:Kartoniert / Broschiert / Paperback

[KW: Deutsch als Fremdsprache (allgemein) | Deutsch a. Fremd-/Zweitsprache]

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