A tale of two brothers:

Morris and Boris are brothers who look like twins—even down to the small humps on their backs. Morris is kind and helpful to everyone he meets. Boris is impatient and unkind. When Boris refuses to take his turn to go check on their hut in the woods, Morris volunteers to go rather than have an argume...

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1. Verfasser: Hasler, Eveline 1933- (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Martens, Marianne (ÜbersetzerIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
German
Veröffentlicht: [New York] NorthSouth 2021
Ausgabe:First published in the United States, Great Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand
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Zusammenfassung:Morris and Boris are brothers who look like twins—even down to the small humps on their backs. Morris is kind and helpful to everyone he meets. Boris is impatient and unkind. When Boris refuses to take his turn to go check on their hut in the woods, Morris volunteers to go rather than have an argument. The forest is enchanted: eyes peek out of every bush and rustling can be heard in the leaves. Morris takes care not to disturb or destroy animals and plants. Respecting nature with every step, he makes friends with tendrils, toadstools, and the forest itself. In the dark of the night, the tree spirits and forest witch give him something that he will never forget—they make his hump go away. When Boris sees his transformed brother he runs up the mountain. But instead of having reverence for the creatures around him, Boris tramples carelessly through the forest. Before long, the beings of the magic wood come forth. How will the mushrooms and the tender plant elves react? And what will the forest witch give him? Boris wonders why he has not been treated the same as his kind brother, but when Boris’ own dog recoils in fear from his hand, he realizes he must change his ways.
Beschreibung:First published in Switzerland unter the title Die Nacht im Zauberwald
Beschreibung:32 unnumbered pages 29 cm
ISBN:9780735844803

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