Rainbow Fish and the Big Blue Whale - Pfister, Marcus
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The glittering hero of the award-winning "The Rainbow Fish" crosses paths with a big blue whale. The gentle creature loves watching the sparkling fish at play, but because of his size, the little fish are suspicious and assume he is up to no good. The misunderstanding quickly escalates as, hurt and angry, the whale lashes out at them. Their worst fears seem to be coming true, and it's up to Rainbow Fish to save them all from disaster. Full-color with holographic foil stamping.
Der Regenbogenfisch und seine Freunde leben friedlich zusammen, bis eines Tages ein Wal auftaucht. Die Fische…mehr

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The glittering hero of the award-winning "The Rainbow Fish" crosses paths with a big blue whale. The gentle creature loves watching the sparkling fish at play, but because of his size, the little fish are suspicious and assume he is up to no good. The misunderstanding quickly escalates as, hurt and angry, the whale lashes out at them. Their worst fears seem to be coming true, and it's up to Rainbow Fish to save them all from disaster. Full-color with holographic foil stamping.
Der Regenbogenfisch und seine Freunde leben friedlich zusammen, bis eines Tages ein Wal auftaucht. Die Fische befürchten, dass der Wal ihnen alles Futter wegfrisst. Der Wal fühlt sich von den Glitzerfischen, die er bewundert, verraten. Mit seiner Schwanzflosse vertreibt er den Schwarm und mit ihm auch die gemeinsame Nahrung, die kleinen Wassertierchen. Nun haben sie alle wirklich nichts mehr zu fressen.Da sich die anderen Fische vor dem Wal fürchten, schwimmt der Regenbogenfisch zum Wal und schlichtet den Streit.
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Autorenporträt
Marcus Pfister was born in Bern, Switzerland. After studying at the Art School of Bern, he apprenticed as a graphic designer and worked in an advertising agency before becoming self-employed in 1984. His debut picture book, The Sleepy Owl, was published by NorthSouth in 1986, but his big breakthrough came six years later with The Rainbow Fish. Marcus has illustrated over sixty-five books that have been translated into more than sixty languages and received countless international awards. He lives with his wife, Debora, and their children in Bern.