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Pimsti-Pumsti.
Pimsti-Pumsti oder Weihnachten im Walde.
Das Licht vom Himmel.
Die Schönsten.
Feuerseelchen.
Wie Peterle trocken Brot essen lernte.
Prinzessinnenhände.
Wie Klein-Rosas Puppe mit dem König in den Himmel kam.
Fürstin Lilie.
In a dim, silent bedroom the two sisters, Lenchen and Lottchen, sit beside their ailing mother, listening to the faint rustle of breath and the whisper of the night. A sudden flash of light through the window draws their eyes to a distant glow over the forest, and the girls feel an impossible tug of Christmas magic. With trembling hands they open the window and step onto a golden staircase that leads them down into the cold air, guided by a tiny, silver‑winged angel that hums a familiar carol.
As they follow the angel through towering, soldier‑like firs, the children find themselves before a massive, bearded figure who introduces himself as Pimsti‑Pumsti, the forest’s solitary guardian. He offers to help the sisters locate the missing Christmas spirit, promising a journey that will test their courage while keeping the hope of a warm holiday alive. The tale unfolds as a gentle adventure of friendship, wonder, and the quiet strength found in a child's heart.
Language
de
Duration
~2 hours (134K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Mar 28, 2020
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
A little-known German writer remembered for a whimsical early-20th-century children's tale, with surviving records pointing to a brief publishing footprint around 1919. Her work has stayed in circulation through public-domain archives and volunteer audiobook catalogs.
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