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Pferd and Wolle are eating breakfast while reading books about Manfred the astronaut mouse; they have read the books so many times already and they can hardly wait for Finchen, who should have the newest book with her. Wolle then notices that Pferd just ate the last slice of bread, but Pferd defends himself by saying that Wolle drank the last of the chocolate milk. They then start arguing about other things, when Finchen arrives with a delivery. They quickly snatch the package out of her hands and slam the door. They open the box and there it is--the newest book about Manfred the astronaut mouse. They start to argue about who gets to read it first. Finchen rings the doorbell again and Wolle opens the door; he forgot to sign for the package. Afterwards, he discovers that the book is gone and Pferd won't tell him where it's hidden.
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After chasing Pferd around the carrot house, Wolle lays claim to the rest of the books in the series. Pferd then lay claim on their CDs and the CD player. Wolle responds by claiming the Frisbee and the couch, and they continue to claim various things until they have divided all of their belongings among them. Pferd still won't tell Wolle where he has hidden the book, so Wolle decides to go out and play frisbee with himself and Pferd stays inside to listen to a fairytale CD.
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Wolle runs back and forth throwing the frisbee in front of himself, when Finchen comes by to ask why they slammed the door, but Wolle is busy playing by himself. Finchen asks Wolle why he isn't playing with Pferd, and Wolle tells her that he and Pferd had a fight about Manfred the astronaut mouse. Finchen suggests to Wolle that they go inside and talk to Pferd.
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Finchen asks them to tell her what happened and why they aren't playing together. They tell her all about how greedy the other one was and that Pferd has hidden the book. Finchen concludes that they each think they own the book, and decides that they should ask the kids for advice.
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Kids talk about sharing with their friends.
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Finchen concludes that the children are correct, but Wolle and Pferd are not sure what she means. Finchen tells them that if you don't want to fight over things, you will have to share. Wolle and Pferd would like to be friends again and share the book. But there is a problem: the book is under all of the mess in the carrot house. Wolle manages to dig out the book. Wolle and Pferd take turn reading lines in the book.
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