Books like A Bell for Ursli by Selina Chönz
In Selina Chönz’s charming picture book, a young Swiss boy embarks on a gentle adventure to find a large bell for his village’s spring festival. Along the way, he encounters a variety of friendly townsfolk and learns the value of determination and community. The playful rhymes and vivid illustrations weave together a warm story of tradition, friendship, and the joyous sounds that bring a small Swiss community together for celebration.
First publish date: 1950
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Selina Chönz
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