
audiobook
by Carl Ewald
Anmerkungen zur Transkription
Das Sternenkind und andere Geschichten
Inhalt
Wald und Heide.
Tante Eidergans.
Grabwespe und Goldwespe.
Irgendwo im Walde.
Das Sternenkind.
Das Johanniswürmchen.
Das Gold.
A charming collection of nature‑filled fables invites listeners into a world where forests speak, fields breathe, and animals carry the wisdom of the wild. Each tale blends simple storytelling with vivid description, turning ordinary landscapes into stages for gentle humor and quiet reflection. The narrator’s tone is warm, guiding the ear through seasons of growth and change without ever losing the childlike wonder at the natural world.
In one story the proud forest meets the restless heath, and their clash of personalities unfolds through witty dialogue and vivid imagery. The forest’s confidence is tested as the heath spreads, promising bright blossoms while threatening to overrun its neighbour. This encounter hints at larger themes—respect for differing lives, the cycles of renewal, and the humility that comes with listening.
Across the volume, other narratives follow curious animals, a star‑born child, and humble heroes who navigate their environments with courage and kindness. The collection feels like a stroll through a living encyclopedia of folklore, where each chapter offers a fresh perspective on the relationships between creatures and their habitats, perfect for listeners who love gentle, thought‑provoking stories.
Language
de
Duration
~6 hours (395K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Dec 22, 2018
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1856–1908
Best remembered for imaginative fairy tales shaped by a keen interest in nature, this Danish writer brought animals, plants, and everyday life to the page with warmth and wit. His stories often blend gentle fantasy with sharp observation.
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