Timon's Adventure: Children's Book

By Dietmar Dressel

Animals play an important role in these fascinating and thought-provoking stories.

Timon, who is very surprised to learn that animals can think and speak, has some thrilling adventures with Lisa the fly, Susie the bee, and Billy the bear.

He saves his friend Lisa from starvation. Susie the bee, her friend Lisa, and Timon fight for a wounded bee, who needs the very last of her strength to escape from wicked humans.

Along with his friend Lisa and Billy the bear, they save a family of bears from dreadful, pain-ful torture by unscrupulous poachers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books on Demand
• Release date: May 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9783751945523

Dietmar Dressel

Viele meiner Freunde und Leser fragen mich, wie Sie es schaffen, in so kurzer Zeit so viele Bücher zu schreiben. Um ehrlich zu sein, kann ich diese scheinbar einfache Frage nicht einmal selbst beantworten. Ich glaube, es ist meine innere Stimme, die die ganze Zeit mit mir streiten will. Und so fließen die Gedanken wie von Zauberhand fast wie von selbst in die Tastatur meines Computers.

Book preview

With Billy the bear and his friends, as well

"If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would

only have four years left to live"

Albert Einstein

The love of animals

Summary

Animals play an important role in these fascinating and thought-provoking stories.

Timon, who is very surprised to learn that animals can think and speak, has some thrilling adventures with Lisa the fly, Susie the bee, and Billy the bear.

He saves his friend Lisa from starvation. Susie the bee, her friend Lisa, and Timon fight for a wounded bee, who needs the very last of her strength to escape from wicked humans.

Along with his friend Lisa and Billy the bear, they save a family of bears from dreadful, painful torture by unscrupulous poachers.

Chapters

Timon and Lisa the Fly

Timon, Lisa the Fly and Susie the Bee

Timon, Lisa the Fly and Billy the Bear

"The fly that does not want to be swatted is safest if it sits on

the fly-swat."

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

Flies and friends come by in summer.

The fly can find ten ways in to where the eagle cannot go

German folk wisdom

Timon and Lisa the Fly

Hi, you there! a little fly seems to call out, as it flutters its little wings excitedly. Hey, little boy, can you understand me?

Well, what’s up now? There’s only one person here, and that’s me! Who’s making such a racket, hm?

Well, it’s a good thing my mother can’t see this! She’d ban me from watching TV all next week, just because while watching TV on loud in the evening, I can hear someone who wants to talk to me, but nobody is there. How funny! Well, it’s certainly a funny thing, but it wouldn’t be very amusing for me.

But seriously now, I really am alone here on the patio, and there’s nobody crouched under the table, either. Could this little creepy-crawly fly on the jam-jar be calling to me?

What a thought! Flies can’t talk! What a joke! On TV, of course, there are those films where all sorts of things can talk. But I’m not on TV! I’m just on the patio. Enough’s enough! That’s what my dad would say. He’d let it drop right away, I reckon. Granny would probably say, "Oh poppycock!