Der Struwwelpeter - ungekürzte Fassung: Der Kinderbuch Klassiker zum Lesen und Vorlesen

Von Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann

Der berühmte Kinderbuch-Klassiker ungekürzt als eBook!

Sieh einmal, hier steht er.
Pfui! Der Struwwelpeter!
An den Händen beiden
ließ er sich nicht schneiden
seine Nägel fast ein Jahr;
kämmen ließ er nicht sein Haar.
"Pfui", ruft da ein jeder,
"garst'ger Struwwelpeter!"

- Ungekürzte Fassung des Originaltextes
- Mit den berühmten Originalillustrationen

Aus dem Inhalt:

Die Geschichte vom bösen Friederich
Die gar traurige Geschichte mit dem Feuerzeug
Die Geschichte von den schwarzen Buben
Die Geschichte vom wilden Jäger
Die Geschichte vom Daumenlutscher
Die Geschichte vom Suppen-Kaspar
Die Geschichte vom Zappel-Philipp
Die Geschichte vom Hans Guck-in-die-Luft
Die Geschichte vom fliegenden Robert

Weitere Kinderbuch-Klassiker als eBook von Schwager & Steinlein:
- MAX UND MORITZ

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Herausgeber: Schwager & Steinlein Verlag
• Erscheinungsdatum: 24. Sept. 2014
• ISBN: 9783815586259

Buchvorschau

Die Geschichte vom bösen Friederich

Der F r i e d e r i c h, der Friederich,

das war ein arger Wüterich!

Er fing die Fliegen in dem Haus

und riss ihnen die Flügel aus.

Er schlug die Stühl und Vögel tot,

die Katzen litten große Not.

Und höre nur, wie bös er war:

Er peitschte, ach, sein Gretchen gar!

Am Brunnen stand ein großer Hund,

trank Wasser dort mit seinem Mund.

Da mit der Peitsch herzu sich schlich

der bitterböse Friederich;

und schlug den Hund, der heulte sehr,

und trat und schlug ihn immer mehr.

Da biss der Hund ihn in das Bein,

recht

Rezensionen für Der Struwwelpeter - ungekürzte Fassung

[miamorgan · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

One of my favorite childhood books, but then again, I was not a thumb sucker. I'll never forget the day my mother visited my kindergarten class and I brought my favorite book, struwwelpeter, for her to read to the class. One little girl ran crying out of the room as my mother read the little tommy suck a thumb story-it turns out this little girl was a thumb sucker, and was very frightened at the thoughts of a man with big scissors coming to cut off her thumbs. Clearly this book is not for the timid child. But for those who are tough enough to handle it, these stories are imaginative and frightful and engaging.

[electricray · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

It's hard not to burst into xenophobic raptures when contemplating this bizarre little book. I mean, where else could a children's book of such an austere and humourless moral tone have originated than nineteenth century Germany? Have you heard the story of Harriet who played with matches? She BURNS TO DEATH! What should happen to naughty Conrad who sucks his thumbs when his mother isn't looking? The Long Legged Scissor Man leaps out of a door and CUTS HIS THUMBS OFF WITH A HUGE PAIR OF SHEARS, OF COURSE! And what of Augustus, who wouldn't eat his soup? HE STARVES TO DEATH! Naturally! The only thing more ghastly than reading this to your lovely child as she or he is tucked up in bed is reading it in the original German: fear not if you don't understand German; in fact it's even better that way: far more scary! And all illustrated in the most grotesque fashion, sure to surprise, delight and permanently derange even the most pleasantly disposed child. Well, it never did me any harm...

[jollycontrarian · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

It's hard not to burst into xenophobic raptures when contemplating this bizarre little book. I mean, where else could a children's book of such an austere and humourless moral tone have originated than nineteenth century Germany? Have you heard the story of Harriet who played with matches? She BURNS TO DEATH! What should happen to naughty Conrad who sucks his thumbs when his mother isn't looking? The Long Legged Scissor Man leaps out of a door and CUTS HIS THUMBS OFF WITH A HUGE PAIR OF SHEARS, OF COURSE! And what of Augustus, who wouldn't eat his soup? HE STARVES TO DEATH! Naturally!

The only thing more ghastly than reading this to your lovely child as she or he is tucked up in bed is reading it in the original German: fear not if you don't understand German; in fact it's even better that way: far more scary!

And all illustrated in the most grotesque fashion, sure to surprise, delight and permanently derange even the most pleasantly disposed child.

Well, it never did me any harm...