Charlotte Moundlic

A little boy responds to his mother's death in a deeply moving story leavened by glimmers of humour and winning illustrations. When the boy in this story wakes up to find that his mother has died, he is overwhelmed with sadness, anger and fear that he will forget her. He shuts all the windows to keep in his mother's familiar smell and scratches open the cut on his knee to help him recall her comforting voice. He doesn't know how to speak to his dad any more, and when Grandma visits and throws open the windows, it's more than the boy can take - until she shows him another way to hold on to the feeling of his mum's love. With tenderness, touches of humour and unflinching emotional truth, Charlotte Moundlic captures the loneliness of grief through the eyes of a child, rendered with sympathy and charm in Olivier Tallec's expressive illustrations. It is a completely authentic look at a young boy's journey through grief. It features striking (and touching) illustrations in a restricted palette. It is a text that doesn't pull any punches, but still contains glimmers of humour and hope.

Les parents de Pauline viennent de se séparer. Elle part en vacances au bord de la mer, sans sa mère ni sa sœur mais avec son père et l’Autre, sa nouvelle compagne, et sa fille Jenna. Bonjour les séa

Els cabells d'en Manel són una meravella; als polls els tornen bojos. És el millor allotjament per a polls del pati! Però un bon dia, oh terror!, arriba LA GRAN PINTA. Els polls organitzen una resistència ferotge, s'aferren als nusos dels cabells, fan una barricada… Qui guanyar aquesta dura batalla?

Dans ce pays-là, chacun connaît son voisin. Un jour, des invités arrivent, charmants. Mais petit à petit, le ton change : ils se font exigeants, décident de changer les cultures, gardent les récoltes

Dans ce pays-là, chacun connaît son voisin. Un jour, des invités arrivent, charmants. Mais petit à petit, le ton change : ils se font exigeants, décident de changer les cultures, gardent les récoltes

Una nueva edición, bellamente ilustrada por François Roca y narrada por Charlotte Moundlic, de uno de los cuentos clásicos más internacionales.