Varhaiset kirja-arvostelijatAndrea Hahnfeld

The little fir tree is the most magnificent tree in the forest and mocks those of lesser beauty. Only when it loses what it treasures most and meets a poor girl, the fir tree realizes what really counts: having a heart. This lovingly illustrated Christmas story is a classically told fairy tale - for all lovers of Andersen, Grimm & Co. While the grown-ups read aloud, the little ones can follow the story in the pictures. The Tree and the Girl is inspired by two popular Andersen fairy tales: The Fir Tree and The Little Match Girl. Unlike Hans Christian Andersen’s tales, The Tree and the Girl has a happy ending.

What if dogs were not only man's best friend - but also his last hope? Clement is a disgraced dog show judge whose wife, Edith, left him under mysterious circumstances. When he is asked to step in as a last-minute substitute to judge at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, he learns two things: Edith is about to be killed by a shadow and it’s up to him to prevent it. According to the Hunts, the only way to save Edith is making sure Irving, a hideous mongrel dog with special abilities, wins Best in Show. This heart-hugging story about love, loss, and hope features memorable characters. The story was inspired by T. S. Garp’s first story, The Pension Grillparzer. If you liked this short story from John Irving’s novel The World According to Garp, you’ll love The Marvelous Misfits of Westminster. I fell in love with the story from the first page. Every character captured my attention. The piece is fantastic and by the end, I wanted more of it. Pojata Miškinytė

What if dogs were not only man's best friend - but also his last hope? Clement is a disgraced dog show judge whose wife Edith left him under mysterious circumstances. When he is asked to step in as a last-minute substitute to judge at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, he learns two things: Edith is about to be killed by a shadow and it’s up to him to prevent it. According to the Hunts, the only way to save Edith is making sure Irving, a hideous mongrel dog with special abilities, wins Best in Show. This heart-hugging story about love, loss, and hope features memorable characters that will leave you inspired.