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A witty and anarchic tale from master storyteller Didier Levy. The hippopotamus is feeling worried. Is his bottom too big? All the other animals have an opinion, but nobody can agree and things soon start to get out of hand. Is there a way to sort out the mess? Didier Levy's subversive story is accompanied by Marc Boutavant's glorious illustrations, which perfectly capture the characters' idiosyncrasies, mannerisms and hilarious reactions. Hippobottomus will reassure all young readers beset by body insecurity, and remind them above all that in life, keeping a sense of proportion is key.

A charming story where Morris the cat discovers the magic of reading.

A humorous look at what life is like with a fire-breathing dragon.  In this delightful follow-up to How to Light Your Dragon , readers see how fun life with a pet dragon can be. In five short, amusing stories full of colorful illustrations, the child and dragon playact as firefighters, doctors, and even Christmas trees! But living with a dragon is anything but normal; when they get tired and need to sleep, dragons snore and little sparks come out of their nose that attract fireflies. Pure magic and wonder!  Illustrated in color throughout

Seinen Namen schreiben, mal klein, mal gross, mal auf den Kopf gestellt: So drückt Arnold, ein charaktervoller Junge, seine Identität und seine Launen aus. ARNOLD, Arnold, ARRRRRNOLD oder Dlonra … Wir sind nicht immer gleich, aber wir sind immer wir selbst, sagt Arnold mit der ganzen Energie seiner jungen Jahre. Dieses bewegende Bilderbuch hilft dabei, mit Worten, Buchstaben und Bildern die innere Welt darzustellen, die uns ausmacht. • Einzigartiges Spiel mit der Typografie; • Ein Buch, um sich selber kennenzulernen; • Ein bewegender Text; • Illustrationen voller Finesse.

A little boy has a problem with his dragon: he's no longer able to breathe fire. What to do? How on earth do you rekindle a despondent dragon's flame? The little boy tries shaking him by his tail, and jumping on his belly, and tickling his legs... No joy. How about goading him somehow? - make him angry, fuel his jealousy... Still no luck. Maybe sticking false flames on the side of his face would work - but, no, that makes it all worse. Much, much worse. Now the dragon's downright depressed. Oh no! He decides that he'll just have to tell him that he loves him just the way he is, even though he can't breathe fire, and that he will always be his dragon - and plants a big fat kiss on his cheek. What do you think happens next?

Der Junge, gerade von der Stadt aufs Land umgezogen, ist begeistert von seinem neuen Freund, bei Max zuhause ist einfach alles super! Da gibt es tonnenweise ungesunde Sachen, eine Spielkonsole und, weil Max` Vater zu den Jägern des Dorfes gehört, sogar einen Schrank mit Gewehren. Bei ihm daheim gibt es immer nur Gesundes, alles Bio. Am liebsten würde er sich von Max` Eltern adoptieren lassen. Doch dann, an einem Abend im Herbst, passiert Merkwürdiges: Bären, Wildschweine, Hirsche und Hasen kommen aus dem Wald und verstecken sich im Garten, denn die Jagdzeit beginnt! Schon tauchen die Jäger auf. Da plötzlich treten seine sonst so langweiligen Eltern auf den Plan und - kaum zu fassen - nichts bleibt, wie es war!

An enchanting story about a boy living in a hotel who befriends an eccentric old lady claiming to be a queen in exile.

When a food fight frenzy erupts in the jungle, a little elephant named Jojo hatches a silly plan to help all the angry animals become friends again.

Afin de prouver son courage à tous, Arjun, jeune chasseur, se lance sur les traces de Shamindra, un tigre redoutable. En chemin, il est assailli par les attaques répétées de Zine-Zane le moustique, tandis que le chant de Banjo le toucan rythme sa quête. Une histoire qui entremêle le point de vue des quatre personnages principaux, ce qui permet de jouer avec les perceptions du lecteur.

Has your dragon forgotten how to breathe fire? Have no fear. This imaginative story follows the exploits of one frustrated dragon owner as she tries increasingly hilarious tricks to rekindle her dragon’s flame. Covering everything from the simplest tactics (tickling the dragon), to the sneakiest ones (surprising it with unlit birthday candles), this book is perfect for children who love to guess what’s going to happen next. Readers will learn that in the end, the most important thing is loving the dragon unconditionally. If a person can do that, and if they mean it from the bottom of their heart, then they might discover a truly magical result. Full of vibrant illustrations and begging to be read aloud, How to Light Your Dragon is a creative lesson in friendship and perseverance.