Nur ein kleines Samenkorn

In this picture book classic, Eric Carle follows the journey of a small seed. The wind blows it high into the air and carries it away. Traveling like this is an adventure. The little seed is lucky: it finds its place on the earth unharmed. Because it is so small, it is neither eaten by a bird nor a mouse. In spring, the seed has grown into a plant that thrives in the sunlight and blooms beautifully in summer. In autumn, the wind comes and shakes the flower until its seeds are released and carried away by the wind.