In der Mondnacht: Märchen

In a lonely inn tucked in the Thuringian forest, the narrator lies awake as moonlight transforms the window into a paved road of silver. A strange carriage drawn by gigantic moths rolls in, driven by a tiny imp who calls herself Puck, sparking a whimsical dialogue that blurs dream and reality. Their exchange hints at a world where even the night sky can be taxed, setting a playful tone for what follows.

That encounter opens a treasure chest of Märchen, each a compact adventure filled with odd characters—a king with a magical telescope, unlucky grasshoppers, a stubborn flea, and many more. The stories blend gentle humor with subtle wisdom, painted in vivid, lyrical language that shines especially in audio form. Listeners are invited to wander moonlit paths and enchanted valleys, guided by Puck’s mischievous charm, and find both delight and quiet reflection.