Reineke Fuchs : $b der alten Sage nacherzählt

A mischievous fox named Reineke finds himself summoned to the royal court on a bright Pentecost day, when the lion king, Nobel, has ordered all his subjects to appear before him. The story opens with Reineke’s clever tricks—tossing fish to a hungry wolf—and quickly turns to a dramatic accusation that puts the wily animal at the center of a legal showdown. With a cast of familiar forest characters—wise wolves, solemn lions and scheming hunters—this retelling captures the medieval tradition of giving animal folk human voices, blending satire, politics and courtly intrigue.

The narrative unfolds through a series of lively chapters that follow Reineke’s pleas, confessions, and daring defenses, each episode revealing the fox’s razor‑sharp wit against the brute force of his rivals. Colorful illustrations echo the original woodcuts, inviting listeners to picture the bustling medieval courtroom and the forest’s bustling gossip. It’s a charming, humor‑rich tale that celebrates the timeless battle between cleverness and authority, perfect for anyone who loves folklore with a sharp, playful edge.