Mimi, Bauzi and Lili E-Book

Martina Eberle

• Herausgeber: novum publishing
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 13

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024

Beschreibung

Fiona, who has retained the ability to talk to animals, lives with her cat friends Mimi and Bauzi in a happy threesome. One day she receives a prophecy from the wise owl that suggests that their circle of friends will soon expand. And indeed, they find a new companion in the cat lady Lili. But what does the owl mean by the fact that four will soon become six? The answer to this question can be found in this endearing children's book, which upholds values such as friendship, empathy and harmony with all beings.

Leseprobe

Dedication

This book is dedicated to children

Dedicated to Juna Freya, Kian and Thomas.

For all the children of this world:

"Keep the wisdom of the heart, to talk to animals, even when when you are big.

And remind the adults, if they have forgotten ..."

Start

I'm going to tell you a story now, listen. It's about Fiona, the girl, and her three friends, the cats Mimi, Bauzi and Lili:

"I'll catch you," a cheerful voice pierces the night. "Now I've got you, I've won!" Loud laughter fills the little house. It is a lovely house, a house full of joy and friendship. A girl lives there with her two cats: Fiona, Mimi and Bauzi.

Everything is quiet this evening. The sun lulls peacefully to sleep and gives way to the moon in the sky. Like every evening, the wise owl circles over the house with its wings spread wide. She sits on the chimney and coos to her friends in the house. Fiona looks up at her and asks: "Good evening, Mrs. Owl. What have you got to tell me today?"

The owl coos:

"Yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo, I am the owl, wisdom speaks from me.

I tell you from dreams of the future.

Three becomes four, that's how it will be, and stay forever, Fiona, yours! Yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo.

Four becomes six, harmony, a dream come true for you like never before. Yoo-hoo."

Fiona listens spellbound to the wise owl's words. "Mrs. Owl ..." she starts to ask. But the owl is gone.