Nesbit Edith Knihy

Jedného večera sa životy Bobbie, Petra a Phyllis navždy zmenia, keď ich otca záhadne odvedú preč. Skôr ako sa dozvedia príčinu, musia sa s matkou odsťahovať zo svojho domu v Londýne na vidiek. V blízkosti ich vidieckeho domu je železničná stanica a Bobbie, Petrovi a Phyllis železnica zakrátko prirastie k srdcu. Mávajú na okoloidúce vlaky, spriatelia sa s náčelníkom stanice a výpravcom a dokonca zachránia vlak a cestujúcich pred železničným nešťastím. Priateľstvo so starým pánom, ktorý každodenne cestuje vlakom, vnesie svetlo do ich nového života. Upravený text sa drží originálu, postavy sú vykreslené živo a pôsobivo, aby upútali pozornosť a boli zrozumiteľné aj pre 6-9 ročného čitateľa. Text upravil John Escott.

Published 2016. Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate CEF B1 - 1000 Headwords Oxford Bookworms enjoy a world-wide reputation for high-quality storytelling and a great reading experience. Research shows reading a lot improves all your language skills. Experts recognize Oxford Bookworms as the most consistent series in terms of language control, length, and quality of story - very important for fluent reading and extensive reading. There's a wide choice of titles too - something for everyone. We have to leave our house in London,' Mother said to the children. 'We're going to live in the country, in a little house near a railway line.' And so begins a new life for Roberta, Peter, and Phyllis. They become the railway children - they know all the trains, Perks the station porter is their best friend, and they have many adventures on the railway line. But why has their father had to go away? Where is he, and will he ever come back?

When the children dug a hole in the gravel-pit, they were very surprised at what they found. 'It' was a Psammead, a sand-fairy, thousands of years old. It was a strange little thing - fat and furry, and with eyes on long stalks. It was often very cross and unfriendly, but it could give wishes - one wish a day. 'How wonderful!' the children said. But wishes are difficult things. They can get you into trouble . . .

Penguin Readers is an ELT graded reader series for learners of English as a foreign language. With carefully adapted text, new illustrations and language learning exercises, the print edition also includes instructions to access supporting material online.Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction, introducing language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content.The eight levels of Penguin Readers follow the Common European Framework of Reference for language learning (CEFR). Exercises at the back of each Reader help language learners to practise grammar, vocabulary, and key exam skills. Before, during and after-reading questions test readers' story comprehension and develop vocabulary.The Railway Children, a Level 1 Reader, is A1 in the CEFR framework. Short sentences contain a maximum of two clauses, introducing the past simple tense and some simple modals, adverbs and gerunds. Illustrations support the text throughout, and many titles at this level are graphic novels.Bobbie, Peter, Phyllis and their mother have to leave London and live in the countryside. Their new house is next to the railway, and the children visit it every day. Slowly, the children begin to love their new life.Visit the Penguin Readers websiteExclusively with the print edition, readers can unlock online resources including a digital book, audio edition, lesson plans and answer keys.

The collection showcases Edith Nesbit's signature charm and humor, bringing to life a series of delightful short stories. It includes the final four tales featuring the beloved Bastable children, known from The Story of the Treasure Seekers. Readers can expect whimsical adventures and engaging narratives that highlight Nesbit's unique storytelling style.

Eleven of Shakespeare's plays rewritten in narrative form. Includes a brief biography on Shakespeare, and the social customs that existed when he was a boy

Engaging storytelling and beautiful prose characterize this collection, which makes Shakespeare's masterpieces accessible to readers of all ages. Edith Nesbit's retellings transport audiences into the enchanting world of the Bard, showcasing his most beloved works. This timeless classic is perfect for literature lovers seeking to experience the magic of Shakespeare's plays in an enjoyable format.

Set in a fantastical world, this children's novel weaves magic and mystery into an enchanting adventure. The story draws on themes familiar to fans of Edith Nesbit's previous works, inviting readers of all ages to explore a realm filled with wonder. Through imaginative storytelling, the narrative captivates with its blend of excitement and whimsy, appealing to both children and adults.

The children got on the carpet and made their wish. A moment later, they were flying over London. They were having a very good time until something terrible happened. Robert and Jane fell through a big hole in themiddle of the carpet! They fell onto the roof of a house, beside a chimney.

The narrative follows the adventures of the Bastable children as they embark on a quest to restore their family's lost wealth. Through their imaginative and often humorous endeavors, they navigate various challenges, showcasing their resourcefulness and determination. The stories highlight themes of family loyalty and the innocence of childhood, set against a backdrop of Victorian society.

Four English children have a wonderful adventure with a flying carpet and a flame-colored bird, the Phoenix

Set in early 20th-century England, the story follows the adventures of young siblings as they navigate a world filled with magic and wonder. They encounter a series of fantastical events and characters, exploring themes of friendship, bravery, and the importance of family. The narrative is rich with E. Nesbit's signature blend of whimsy and realism, inviting readers into a charming tale that continues the enchanting journey begun in the previous installment.

The new Lord Arden and his sister explore the ruins of their ancestral home where, in search of a fabled buried treasure, they relive adventures in the castle's long history and rescue their uncle and father who are imprisoned on the golden plain of a lost South American civilization

Relates what happens to the very last dragon in Cornwall when the local princess and her prince attempt, in a departure from tradition, to parley with the dragon rather than fight him. New full-color illustrations by Peter Firmin.

Classic stories by much-loved children's author E. Nesbit. This great-value book contains seven full-length, unabridged novels. Set in a 1900s England of steam-trains and magic, generations of children have thrilled to these exciting adventures. When the children in these stories aren't preventing a train crash, you'll find them getting wishes from the sandy Psammead, flying on a magic carpet, travelling through time with an enchanted Egyptian amulet, hatching the egg of the mythical phoenix, or using their magical ring to explore an enchanted castle! The brothers and sisters created by E. Nesbit have the convincing feeling of being a real family - they're usually disagreeing with each other, but they're always cheerful about it. They try to be good but are always in trouble of one kind or another. With a subtle ethical message underlying their exciting plots, these novels have been listed among the best works of children's literature for many years. This '7 books in 1' edition is an ideal gift for any child who loves reading, or any adult who wants to bring some magic into their life!

Six English children fill their free time with entertainments that don't always turn out as they plan, but it is usually good fun, and usually in a good cause.

She, of all the writers I have ever read, has given me over the years the most complete satisfaction Noel Coward

This Ladybird Classic is an abridged retelling of the classic story of The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit, making it perfect for introducing the story to younger children, or for newly confident readers to tackle alone.Beautiful new illustrations throughout bring the magic of this classic story to a new generation of children.

Gerald, Cathy and Jimmy are out exploring when they discover an enchanted castle. Even better, they meet a princess who says she has a ring of invisibility. But how much is she making up - and how much is pure magic?

The six Bastable children, exiled from their home following a chaotic game, embark on various adventures in the countryside. Their imaginative escapades lead them to explore the outdoors, encounter new experiences, and navigate the challenges of their playful mischief. The story highlights their creativity and resilience as they make the most of their banishment.

Yes, dear, do, said the Princess Maia; "but don't do anything rash. No sorties now. You Lobsters are so terribly brave. But you know Mother said you weren't to. Ah me! --war is a terrible thing! What a state the rivers will get into with all this water going on, and the winds all loose and doing as they like. It's horrible to think about. It will take ages to get things straight again."

CLASSIC HORROR & GHOST STORIES. A groom promises to be at the church on time, even if he has to come back from the grave to do it. A man inherits a property where he discovers a portrait of a woman that will change his life forever. Two newlyweds find their dream country cottage, unaware of an ancient curse from the previous owners. A gripping, unsettling and utterly chilling collection of short stories from one of Britain's best loved storytellers.

A legendary children's story of sibling adventure, by the enchanting author of "The Railway Children" and "Five Children and It," which has delighted countless generations of children The Bastable children (Dora, Oswald, Dicky, Alice, Noel, and Horace Octavius--H.O.) live in London with their widowed father. Too poor to attend school, the children are left to their own devices, and they spend their days coming up with ingenious plans to restore their father's fortune. Told from the first person perspective--which lends the narrative substantial bias--this was Nesbit's first work. Refreshingly free of Victorian sentimentality, yet still wonderfully evocative of a bygone era, the tale makes for timeless reading. amd ensures Nesbit's esteemed place in the canon of children's literature.

The six Bastable children try to restore their family's fortune using a variety of schemes taken from books, including finding buried treasure, rescuing someone from bandits, and starting a newspaper

Featuring enchanting tales from a beloved author, this collection includes stories such as "Uncle James, or the Purple Stranger" and "The Ice Dragon." Originally penned for The Strand magazine in 1900, these narratives weave together elements of fantasy and adventure, captivating readers of all ages with their timeless charm. Each story sparkles with imagination, inviting both young and old to explore a world filled with dragons, magical islands, and heroic quests, ensuring their appeal endures over a century later.

Focused on accessibility, this book is a reproduction of a historical work presented in large print, catering specifically to individuals with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a company dedicated to making literature more accessible, it emphasizes the importance of preserving and sharing historical texts while ensuring they are readable for all.

The narrative unfolds through eight enchanting tales where dragons significantly impact both royalty and children. Set in a whimsical world, the stories invite readers to experience thrilling adventures filled with wonder and fun, exploring the fascinating dynamics between humans and dragons. Each tale reveals unique encounters that blend imagination with the allure of these mythical creatures.

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Focusing on accessibility, this publication from Megali is a reproduction of a historical work presented in large print. The aim is to facilitate reading for individuals with impaired vision, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in literature.

This edition focuses on enhancing accessibility for readers with impaired vision by presenting historical works in large print. Published by Megali, the book aims to preserve original texts while ensuring they are easier to read, thus promoting inclusivity in literature.

The book is a reproduction of a historical work, published by Megali, which focuses on making literature accessible through large print formats. This initiative aims to assist individuals with impaired vision, ensuring they can enjoy reading without difficulty. The commitment to preserving historical texts while enhancing readability sets this publication apart.

This book is a reproduction of a historical work, presented in large print to enhance accessibility for individuals with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a company dedicated to making classic texts more readable, it aims to preserve important literature while ensuring it is accessible to a wider audience.

At the end of Five Children and Itthe five children promised not to ask the Psammead for another wish as long as they lived, but expressed a half wish to see it again some time. They find 'it' again in a pet shop in Camden Town, and their magic adventures start over again. 'It' leads them to a magic amulet - half of it actually - which they use it to try and find the other half. It takes them back to ancient Egypt and Babylon. The Queen of Babylon visits them in London, bringing all her ancient customs with her - which is awkward. They visit the lost continent of Atlantis. They see Julius Caesar in the flesh, but none of these adventures run smoothly, and if they forget the 'word of power' or lose the amulet, what would happen to them?

Roberta, Peter and Phyllis live happily in London with their parents. Then, suddenly, their father goes away. The children and their mother move to a smaller house near a railway line. Exciting things happen, and they make new friends. But where is their father? When is he coming home?

Bobbie, Peter and Phyllis live happily in London with their mother and father. One day their father is taken to prison and everything changes. The children move to the countryside with their mother to start a new life. There isn't much money and the children are worried about their father. They spend a lot of time by the railway watching and waving at the trains that go to London. One day an old gentleman waves back and Bobbie has an idea.

Charles, Charlotte und Caroline verbringen den Sommer in dem Gutshaus ihres Onkels. Dort stoßen sie auf ein verschollenes Zauberbuch. Nach und nach probieren sie verschiedene Zaubertricks aus, aber ganz sicher sein können sie nie: Hat der Trick nun wirklich funktioniert oder wären die Dinge auch sonst so verlaufen? Da entschließen sie sich zu einem letzten Experiment im Garten des Hauses, bei dem jedem Kind sein Herzenswunsch erfüllt werden soll...

Peter, Phyllis und Roberta fehlt es an nichts in ihrem reichen Londoner Elternhaus. Doch eines Abends wird ihr Vater abgeholt – wohin und wieso? Niemand spricht darüber. Die drei müssen mit ihrer Mutter aufs Land ziehen. Das Geld ist knapp, zur Schule gehen sie nicht mehr. Aber es zieht sie immer wieder zu der Eisenbahn, die regelmäßig an ihrem Häuschen vorbeidampft. Und diese spielt eine große Rolle dabei, dass sich das Schicksal der gebeutelten Familie wieder wendet. 'Die Eisenbahnkinder' erzählt auf fesselnde Weise von Abenteuer, Mut und Herausforderung im Leben dreier Kinder.

Von "Drachen, Katzen und Königskindern" handeln die 7 überaus fantasievollen Vorlesegeschichten von Edith Nesbit, die Susanne Gaschke für diesen 2. Band der neuen ZEITKinderEdition ausgewählt hat (vgl. 5 weitere Titel der Reihe in dieser Nr.). Die sorgsam edierte Reihe ist auf 15 Bände mit "VorleseSchätzen aus vergangenen Zeiten" angelegt; mit dem Reinerlös sollen Projekte der Stiftung Lesen gefördert werden. Edith Nesbit (18581924, hier u.a. zuletzt besprochen Neuausgaben von "Das verzauberte Schloss", BA 12/05 und "Die Kinder von Arden", BA 1/02) gehört zu den ersten richtigen Kinderbuchautorinnen überhaupt und "ihre Erzählungen und Romane sind die ersten fantastischen Geschichten der Kinderliteratur", schreibt die Übersetzerin Sybil Gräfin Schönfeldt in ihrem Nachwort. Die über 100 Jahre alten Vorlesegeschichten sind fast zeitlos und können auch heutigen Kindern vorgelesen werden, sofern den Vorleser die Seitenzahl (ca. 2030 Seiten pro Geschichte) nicht schreckt. Doch die Geschichten sind spannend und voller fantastischer Abenteuer, die natürlich gut enden. Empfohlen ab mittleren Beständen.. 7 Vorlesegeschichten voller fantastischer Abenteuer, die die englische Kinderbuchautorin Edith Nesbit Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts verfasst hat. Ab 7.

Die Königstochter, die wegen einer bösen Fee keine Haare mehr hat, wünscht sich nichts sehnlicher als goldene Locken. (ab 7)

Cyril, Anthea, Robert und Jane entdecken an ihrem Ferienort ein seltsames Wesen namens Sandelf, das Wünsche erfüllen kann. Doch die Art und Weise, wie es dies tut, lässt die Kinder zunehmend darüber nachdenken, ob ein Leben ohne Magie nicht besser wäre.

Die 6 Geschwister Bastable haben keine Mutter mehr, und ihr Vater ist in finanzieller Bedrängnis. Also versuchen sie, Geld zu beschaffen, und da sie viele Abenteuerbücher gelesen haben, fallen ihnen allerlei Möglichkeiten ein: als Schatzgräber, Räuber, Detektive, Händler, Lebensretter und noch mehr. Die meisten Aktionen gehen schief oder bringen nicht viel ein, doch am Ende taucht ein reicher Onkel auf, und alles wendet sich zum Guten. Die als Serie für die 'Illustrated London News' ab 1897 verfaßte, fröhliche und nachdenkliche, gemütvolle Geschichte geht auf die eigene Kindheit der 1858 geborenen Autorin zurück, wirkt aber in der vorliegenden Übersetzung so frisch und zeitlos, daß sie ohne weiteres empfohlen werden kann.

Escritora predileta da criadora de Harry Potter J. K. Rowling, Edith Nesbith narra aqui as aventuras de cinco irmãos que, durante as férias, encontram um duende da areia. Essa criatura estranha e peluda passa a realizar um desejo das crianças a cada dia. Mas, uma vez realizados, os desejos colocam os meninos em grandes e divertidos apuros.

Как же тяжела жизнь королей и королев, принцев и принцесс в сказках Эдит Несбит! Им приходится устраиваться на работу монархами в первое попавшееся государство или заниматься совсем уж недостойным делом — строительством или поставкой лифтов. Тут ещё злые феи и другие волшебные существа так и норовят их проклясть! Вот как, скажите, бедным родителям выдать замуж лысую или безобразную шесть дней в неделю дочь? Да и с обычными жителями волшебного мира писательницы происходят невероятные вещи. То они растрачивают на всякие глупости яблоки желаний, то блуждают по построенным из кубиков городам-лабиринтам…Эдит Несбит (1858‒1924) называют «первым по-настоящему современным детским писателем». Она автор более 60 произведений для маленьких читателей, но, к сожалению, на русском языке были опубликованы лишь некоторые из них. В эту книгу, текст которой подготовила известный поэт и прозаик Ирина Токмакова, вошло несколько не издававшихся ранее сказок. Проиллюстрировала сборник художница Ирина Гаврилова, рисунки которой оказались необычайно созвучны ироничным и остроумным текстам английской писательницы.

Das frisch vermählte Paar Jack und Laura kauft ein Cottage an der englischen Küste, das auf den Ruinen eines alten Hauses erbaut wurde. Dort ruhen die Marmorstatuen zweier berüchtigter Marodeure in der Kirche. An Halloween, so erzählt die Haushälterin, könnten die Statuen lebendig werden. Jack glaubt nicht daran, doch dann kommt Halloween …