Risultati per "Ernesto" in Letteratura e narrativa

Gene Richards is haunted by a voice, and he doesn’t like what it’s saying. He’s trying to ignore it - pretend it’s not real - but the voice has plans for Gene. A long time ago, something bad happened in the town of Magnolia - something that Gene’s grandfather and his friends want to keep quiet. The voice has started hurting those who were responsible, and it won’t give up until Gene uncovers the town’s eerie past. Determined to clear his grandfather’s name, Gene and his friends start reading old newspapers and digging for the truth.

Thus begins one of the most famous poems in American history: Ernest L. Thayer’s "Casey at the Bat". When the powerful Mudville baseball team enters the ninth inning of their game behind by two runs, things seem pretty grim. And when the first two batters make outs, it looks like their best player, the mighty Casey, won’t even get a chance to win the game for them. Then, two unlikely players get hits, and suddenly the crowd is cheering as Casey strolls to the plate. Casey’s epic at-bat has delighted generations of listeners, young and old.

A Rodolfo no le gusta jugar al fútbol. Y lo cierto es que no se le da bien. Aunque todos a su alrededor se empeñen en que aprenda. Pero Rodolfo sabe hacer otras cosas, posee la magia de las palabras y es capaz de tocar el corazón de las personas. Solo tiene que encontrar su propio camino.

Peut-être qu'au fond ils n'auraient pas dû s'approcher autant de Boléro, l'ancien instituteur devenu clochard... Car voilà qu'Ernest et Célestine ont attrapé des poux ! C'est d'abord Célestine qui a aperçu le premier. Mais bien vite, Ernest a été infesté aussi. Au début ça chatouille, et puis ensuite ça gratte, il y en a tant et tant... La vie sans poux, c'est quand même beaucoup mieux ! Les fabuleuses aventures d’Ernest et Célestine prennent vie grâce à l’inventivité de Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).

Visiter un musée, que c’est ennuyeux pour Célestine ! " Ernest, tu viens, dis ? On y va ?", plaide-t-elle sans succès. Elle se retourne… Ernest n’est plus là ! Les fabuleuses aventures d’Ernest et Célestine prennent vie grâce à l’inventivité de Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).

Ernest est malade ! Pour Célestine, il n’est pas question de le laisser ainsi. Infirmière, cuisinière, comédienne, elle a plus d’un tour dans son sac pour lui tenir compagnie. Une histoire tendre et espiègle portée par le talent Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).

Eso es exactamente lo que le sucede a Rulas, uno de los mejores youtubers de fútbol. Junto a su ingeniosa amiga Cubi y su travieso e inseparable conejillo de Indias, Gominolo, se embarcan en una misión increíble para salvar el fútbol y devolver sus recuerdos al mundo. Con la ayuda de una asombrosa máquina del tiempo, Rulas viajará a los partidos más importantes de la historia para intentar recuperar todos esos grandes momentos.

A Rodolfo no le gusta jugar al fútbol. Y lo cierto es que no se le da bien. Aunque todos a su alrededor se empeñen en que aprenda. Pero Rodolfo sabe hacer otras cosas, posee la magia de las palabras y es capaz de tocar el corazón de las personas. Solo tiene que encontrar su propio camino.

Oh joie ! Ernest propose à Célestine de pique-niquer. Mais c’était sans compter sur la pluie... Heureusement que l’ours a une idée lumineuse pour sauver cette journée. Les fabuleuses aventures d’Ernest et Célestine prennent vie grâce à l’inventivité de Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).

Au cours d'une promenade, Célestine perd Siméon, son précieux petit pingouin de tissu. Quelle tristesse ! Ernest a beau apporter tous les doudous du monde, Célestine n'aime que Siméon. Une histoire délicate et tendre, à la fois poignante et joyeuse, portée par l'inventivité et le talent de Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).

Ernest Everett Just was not like other scientists of his time. He saw the whole, where others saw only parts. He noticed details others failed to see. He persisted in his research despite the discrimination and limitations imposed on him as an African American. His keen observations of sea creatures revealed new insights about egg cells and the origins of life.

2007 Audie Award Finalist for Solo Narration—Male The last novel Ernest Hemingway saw published, The Old Man and the Sea has proved itself to be one of the most enduring works of American fiction. It is the story of an old Cuban fisherman, down on his luck, and his supreme ordeal: a relentless...

Pura Belpré Award-winning author Ernesto Cisneros takes readers “back to the future” in this funny and heartfelt time-travel tale about family, grief, and love that stretches across the years. Give to readers who love Erin Entrada Kelly, Gordan Korman, and Jason Reynolds! Quetzalcóatl...

In a world shaped by contrasting beliefs, Tommy Blake finds himself at the center of a profound battle of love between his atheist father and devoutly Catholic mother. With unwavering courage and steadfast loyalty to his Faith, Tommy navigates the challenges that threaten to alter his future and lead him down a path of spiritual turmoil. Written by Brother Ernest Ryan, a Holy Cross Brother and the visionary founder of Dujarie Press, this captivating tale reflects his dedication to inspiring young readers through juvenile biographies and fictional stories of saints. Join Tommy on his ...

In Tale of Jolly Robin, we explore the captivating lives of extraordinary animal heroes, each with their own remarkable stories that spark the imagination and touch our hearts. Every tale is rooted in the true experiences of these remarkable creatures. From the enchanting tale of the White Reindeer, penned during a summer in Norway in 1900, to the gripping adventures of the Lynx, inspired by personal encounters in the wilderness, this collection showcases the heroism found in nature. The legendary Jack Warhorse, whose feats are still remembered by many, adds to this rich tapestry of stories. ...

I first discovered this captivating book in the fifth grade, and over fifty years later, it still enchants me. Ernest Thompson Seton was not only a passionate advocate for nature and its creatures but also an extraordinary storyteller. I could truly empathize with Wahb, the great grizzly, as he navigated the challenges of avoiding humans while striving to live freely in his natural habitat. Listening to this audiobook promises to be an enriching hour and a half. Summary by Mike Vendetti, Narrator.

Wahb, the orphaned Grizzly Bear, embarks on a profound journey of self-discovery as he learns to confront his fears, advocate for peace, and embrace the healing magic of a stinky hot spring. Titled The Biography of a Grizzly, this captivating tale delves into the life of a Grizzly Bear, revealing the harsh realities of their existence. Seton weaves a folksy narrative that not only illuminates the challenges Grizzlies face—from survival against gunshots to navigating bear traps—but also shares insights into their lifespans and diets. Beautifully crafted, each moment pulls you deeper into ...

When a baby squirrel loses his mother to tragedy, he finds an unlikely guardian in a farm cat. As Rusty grows, disaster strikes when the barn becomes engulfed in flames, forcing him to flee into the wild. There, he embarks on a journey of survival, discovering resilience and forging a new life in the depths of the forest. - Summary by Wikipedia

Birds of a feather solve crime together in this exciting middle grade mystery! When eight endangered macaws are stolen from a bird sanctuary in the Mayan ruins of Copán, four sleuthing cousins must find out who took them—and why. Nico and his cousins don't have much in common, but they're all...

Le cirque est arrivé sur la place ! Rien de tel pour oublier ses soucis. Il faut y aller bien sûr ! Ernest ressort d’une vieille malle son costume de clown d’autrefois. En piste ! Une savoureuse histoire de fête et d’amitié, portée par l'énergie de Vincent Leclercq (Ernest), Aaricia Dubois (Célestine) et Valérie Marchant (la narratrice).