Der kleine Buddha und das gemeinsame Glück

The little Buddha loves to stroll through the park with bare feet and open eyes and ears. One morning, he meets Ben and Carla there, and the three friends build large stone towers by the stream. But what was that? Two cheeky rabbits have knocked over the little Buddha's stone tower. While he remains calm, Ben and Carla get into a heated argument about who built the taller tower! "Why does that matter?" wonders the little Buddha and suggests they join forces. When the wild rabbits jump out of the bushes again, the friends have already built the tallest stone tower. No matter what happens, it’s clear: together, everything is much more fun than alone. And that’s what counts. A picture book story about mindfulness and the joy of shared happiness.