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Bummi #1
Man nennt mich Bummi
Habt ihr schon mal von einem kleinen Mädchen gehört, das - ja, das eine Maus fängt und sie einer Dame ins Zimmer setzt? Kennt ihr die Kleine, die einen großen Jungen verhaut, weil er aus Übermut ihr Kätzchen in den Bach geworfen hat? Nun, so ein eigenwilliges Mädchen lernt ihr kennen in diesem heiteren Buch. Es ist Maria Angelika Fröhlich "Bummi" genannt und von allen geliebt. Sie ist ein Mädel wie viele von euch, aber in ihrer Arglosigkeit und in ihrer Ungeschicklichkeit stellt sie allerlei Dummheiten an. Wie oft nimmt sie sich vor, etwas "wirklich" Gutes zu tun - doch hinterher erntet sie Lachen oder gar Schelte. Darf etwa ein kleines Mädel seinen besten Mantel gegen eine schwarze Locke eintauschen? Darf sie...? Nun, macht euch selbst mit Bummi bekannt. Ihr werdet sehen, sie ist ein so lieber Kerl, dass ihr sie trotz allem gewiss gern zur Freundin haben würdet.
96 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1957
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About the author
Martha Schlinkert
49 booksGalinski Martha was born in 1913 in Gelsenkirchen. Her father, a blast furnace worker, died in the First World War when she was only three years old. Her mother fed her and her five siblings by working nights in a factory. She grew up in an apartment house in Gelsenkirchen.
Martha loved her stories, but they did not have enough money to buy books. So they thought themselves out of these stories and telling their playmates and friends. After she had learned to write, she began to write their stories. The letter was her main hobby.
After school (high school and commercial college) she was trained as a secretary and worked for the Director of the "German ironworks, Gelsenkirchen." One day the producer Joseph Schlinkert from Olsberg in the company to get a job. The two saw each other and fell in love.
They were married on 18 September 1939 during the Second World War and Martha moved in with her husband to Olsberg. Joseph did not go to war because he was indispensable in his company. He established bolts for weapons.
Martha Schlinkert day job as a secretary of her husband. In the evening, she wrote books. First, she wrote two books about the lives of the working class, but fell quickly into oblivion. Her great passion was for since childhood, but the children's stories. She wrote whenever she had time, and came to over 100 children's books.
1943 gave birth to her son George Schlinkert. Two years later she had a daughter Irmtraud.
Among the most famous of her books probably the "Bummi" series is about a young girl who grows up in Olsberg and has all sorts of nonsense in my head. In the first book as she tries out the potting soil in the garden to see if the soil in the Sauerland really sour taste.
Book critics sometimes complained that their books are not in every detail thought through. But that was never Schlinkert suggestion. Rather, they simply wanted to write nice, child-friendly stories that convey the humanity and the children should help to understand life. Schlinkert received hundreds of letters from children who thanked him for the stories and wanted to know more about Bummi.
With about 60 Martha suffered from dementia (possibly Alzheimer's, but this has never been examined closely). She died on 30 June 1979, just two years after her husband.
Overall, it brought the 10 "Bummi" books on a circulation of over 2 million copies. Besides, the author Martha Schlinkert Bummi created many other children's characters like Maxi, Anne, Winni, Pelle, Peter Purzel, Silvie and Kordula. A total of over 100 titles with a combined total circulation of more than 6 million books, which sell without advertising today is still good. Decisive for this is the low price of the books and the fact that they are sold in major department stores. So Martha is one of the most successful Schlinkert children's book writers of the postwar period. That the literary criticism of the "Bummi" books because of their innocence and unpretentiousness stylistic partly tore violently, did not detract from the success. (The desire to say, "No")
Schlinkert was a board member of the Sauerland employee of the federal government and home magazines Suerlänner and Sauerland.
Bio from http://www.gelsenkirchener-geschichte...
Martha loved her stories, but they did not have enough money to buy books. So they thought themselves out of these stories and telling their playmates and friends. After she had learned to write, she began to write their stories. The letter was her main hobby.
After school (high school and commercial college) she was trained as a secretary and worked for the Director of the "German ironworks, Gelsenkirchen." One day the producer Joseph Schlinkert from Olsberg in the company to get a job. The two saw each other and fell in love.
They were married on 18 September 1939 during the Second World War and Martha moved in with her husband to Olsberg. Joseph did not go to war because he was indispensable in his company. He established bolts for weapons.
Martha Schlinkert day job as a secretary of her husband. In the evening, she wrote books. First, she wrote two books about the lives of the working class, but fell quickly into oblivion. Her great passion was for since childhood, but the children's stories. She wrote whenever she had time, and came to over 100 children's books.
1943 gave birth to her son George Schlinkert. Two years later she had a daughter Irmtraud.
Among the most famous of her books probably the "Bummi" series is about a young girl who grows up in Olsberg and has all sorts of nonsense in my head. In the first book as she tries out the potting soil in the garden to see if the soil in the Sauerland really sour taste.
Book critics sometimes complained that their books are not in every detail thought through. But that was never Schlinkert suggestion. Rather, they simply wanted to write nice, child-friendly stories that convey the humanity and the children should help to understand life. Schlinkert received hundreds of letters from children who thanked him for the stories and wanted to know more about Bummi.
With about 60 Martha suffered from dementia (possibly Alzheimer's, but this has never been examined closely). She died on 30 June 1979, just two years after her husband.
Overall, it brought the 10 "Bummi" books on a circulation of over 2 million copies. Besides, the author Martha Schlinkert Bummi created many other children's characters like Maxi, Anne, Winni, Pelle, Peter Purzel, Silvie and Kordula. A total of over 100 titles with a combined total circulation of more than 6 million books, which sell without advertising today is still good. Decisive for this is the low price of the books and the fact that they are sold in major department stores. So Martha is one of the most successful Schlinkert children's book writers of the postwar period. That the literary criticism of the "Bummi" books because of their innocence and unpretentiousness stylistic partly tore violently, did not detract from the success. (The desire to say, "No")
Schlinkert was a board member of the Sauerland employee of the federal government and home magazines Suerlänner and Sauerland.
Bio from http://www.gelsenkirchener-geschichte...
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September 10, 2022
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Bummi ist 5 Jahre alt und lebt mit ihren Eltern und zwei Geschwistern in Olsberg. Bummi ist etwas schusselig und sehr gutmütig, so daß sie sich hin und wieder in Gefahr bringt und auch Dinge anstellt, die die Erwachsenen als Dummheit ab tun.
Meinung
"Man nennt mich Bummi" ist ein schönes Buch für Kinder. Mir gefallen diese Bücher von damals. Diese lassen sich schnell weg lesen.
Fazit
Das Buch muss in den 60er erschienen sein und man kann es sehr gut weg lesen. Von der Autorin gibt es noch mehre Bücher über Bummi
Bummi ist 5 Jahre alt und lebt mit ihren Eltern und zwei Geschwistern in Olsberg. Bummi ist etwas schusselig und sehr gutmütig, so daß sie sich hin und wieder in Gefahr bringt und auch Dinge anstellt, die die Erwachsenen als Dummheit ab tun.
Meinung
"Man nennt mich Bummi" ist ein schönes Buch für Kinder. Mir gefallen diese Bücher von damals. Diese lassen sich schnell weg lesen.
Fazit
Das Buch muss in den 60er erschienen sein und man kann es sehr gut weg lesen. Von der Autorin gibt es noch mehre Bücher über Bummi
January 23, 2022
Meine Meinung:
Die späteren Bücher von Martha Schlinkert, mag ich mehr. Hier dieses erste Buch "Man nennt mich Bummi" ist so überhaupt nicht nach meinem Geschmack. Bummi ist mir viel zu aufmüpfig, macht nur Blödsinn und denkt keine Sekunde über ihr handeln nach. Natürlich ist sie noch ein Kind, ich mag sie in diesen jungen Jahren gar nicht.
Erst am Ende scheint sie zu verstehen, das man mit Flausen im Kopf nicht weiter kommt. Sondern nur wenn man fleißig ist.
Man lernt die einzelnen Charaktere kennen. Den einen besser den anderen weniger gut. Es folgen noch viele Bände, die mir persönlich auch vom Schreibstil besser gefallen.
Mein Fazit:
Eine junge Bummi die nur Blödsinn im Kopf hat. Die Geschichten mag ich nicht, bis auf die letzte.
Die späteren Bücher von Martha Schlinkert, mag ich mehr. Hier dieses erste Buch "Man nennt mich Bummi" ist so überhaupt nicht nach meinem Geschmack. Bummi ist mir viel zu aufmüpfig, macht nur Blödsinn und denkt keine Sekunde über ihr handeln nach. Natürlich ist sie noch ein Kind, ich mag sie in diesen jungen Jahren gar nicht.
Erst am Ende scheint sie zu verstehen, das man mit Flausen im Kopf nicht weiter kommt. Sondern nur wenn man fleißig ist.
Man lernt die einzelnen Charaktere kennen. Den einen besser den anderen weniger gut. Es folgen noch viele Bände, die mir persönlich auch vom Schreibstil besser gefallen.
Mein Fazit:
Eine junge Bummi die nur Blödsinn im Kopf hat. Die Geschichten mag ich nicht, bis auf die letzte.
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