Heard in any nursery

This game is really a must for every child's room.
Contents: In the box, a fruit basket made of cardboard, a colorful dice, four massive wooden figures in pear, apple (red and green) are - and plum shape and a massive black raven figure 4 Tree Card made of cardboard and 4 Guide Stones also made of cardboard. The board is nice and thick and almost indestructible in any case.
Goal of the game (at the slightest variant): (max. 4 people) Each player receives a tree with a 4 fruits a variety. The route maps are placed against one another and put the raven before. Now the number is rolled by. Appear one color, the fruit must be harvested this tree and placed in the basket in the middle. Appears the fruit basket, one may choose a fruit. Appears the raven, the raven figure must make a step on the way. The other players try to harvest all the trees before the raven has the 5th step made in the orchard, and the fruit eats. One can also "tighten" the rules and each player may only harvest fruit when it has its own color diced etc ...
My daughter (now nearly 3 years) play the game with me for 1 year with always the same enthusiasm. She has now learned all colors, can harvest the fruits and count with the raven figure to 5. They also now waits with the dice until it is his turn. And she likes the happy! A great learning incentive of really created in the game by the way.
And if it once which may be different, it takes the fruits either in the grocery store or plays with the raven "raven sock" to.
So I bought a game and my daughter has many different uses. Toll.
I would advise anyone who is looking for a nice little game and beautifully presented in-between (a passage is so between 5 to 10 minutes) recommend buying.