Annika and Martin are on another adventure with Albrecht, the Little German Gnome, and the Green Witch.
Albrecht is in deep trouble! With her magical powers, Rosemarie the Green Witch hears his cries for help. She gathers their Kobold, human, and animal friends to save Albrecht.
Their search for Albrecht takes them to the mountain of Old Mother Evening, who is not a nice witch like Rosemarie. Despite her tricks, they must team up for a daring cave rescue. Can Albrecht hold on? Is Martin strong enough? Can a good witch and a mean witch join their powers together to do good?
This delightful tale, set in a mountain forest in south-eastern Germany, is a modern fantasy reminiscent of classic fairy tales. This is the second book featuring Annika's and Martin's adventures, which began with The Little German Gnome.
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Dan S. Terrell was a career Foreign Service Officer. He served with the Agency for International Development, Department of State, spending lengthy tours in Afghanistan and Indonesia, as well as temporary assignments in Africa, Asia and South America. He met and married his wife in Afghanistan, where her father served in the German Embassy. They visited Germany often, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall they took a particular liking to the former East, especially Leipzig and surrounding areas.Dan has written a trio of novellas with illustrations for children and adults set in the Erzgebirge, the Ore Mountains, of formerly East Germany. They are, in order, The Little Kobold, The Green Witch, and Mitzy & Blitzy. The first book in the series has also been published in Germany in German, as Albrecht, der Kleine Kobold.Drawing on his passion for J.S. Bach, Dan Terrell also published an exciting novel of mayhem, murder, music, and romance during the Bachfest 2000 in Leipzig. On Deep Bachground, first published in 2014, is being released in a second edition.
Jane T. Connolly has been interested in the fine arts since she was a child, when her favorite possession was a box of watercolors. As an adult, she worked for companies in New York City and Washington, DC, and for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on movie productions that were filmed on locations in England, Ireland, Spain, and Italy.Jane rediscovered her love for watercolors after settling in D.C. and took it up seriously, studying at the Torpedo Factory in Alexandria, Virginia. In her home studio she creates beautifully executed and detailed paintings. On reading The Little German Gnome in draft, she was inspired to create illustrations for the book so that readers would see what a German Kobold family and their neighbors look like. Connolly has also painted illustrations for the second book in the series, The Green Witch, and is working on the third, Mitzy and Blitzy. She is the author's sister.
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Etat : Sehr gut. Connolly, Jane T (illustrateur). Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Annika and Martin are on another adventure with Albrecht, the Little German Gnome, and the Green Witch. Albrecht is in deep trouble! With her magical powers, Rosemarie the Green Witch hears his cries for help. She gathers their Kobold, human, and animal friends to save Albrecht. Their search for Albrecht takes them to the mountain of Old Mother Evening, who is not a nice witch like Rosemarie. Despite her tricks, they must team up for a daring cave rescue. Can Albrecht hold on? Is Martin strong enough? Can a good witch and a mean witch join their powers together to do good?This delightful tale, set in a mountain forest in south-eastern Germany, is a modern fantasy reminiscent of classic fairy tales. This is the second book featuring Annika's and Martin's adventures, which began with The Little German Gnome. N° de réf. du vendeur 38205727/2
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