Philippe Lechermeier
Philippe Lechermeier
Philippe Lechermeier
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Philippe Lechermeier’s journey began with his debut children's book, evolving into works that span imaginative realms and traditional European fairy tales, all marked by his poetic and playful language. His collaboration with Rébecca Dautremer on Princesses oubliées ou inconnues showcases a humorous take on the unseen lives of royal
Author
Philippe Lechermeier’s journey began with his debut children's book, evolving into works that span imaginative realms and traditional European fairy tales, all marked by his poetic and playful language. His collaboration with Rébecca Dautremer on Princesses oubliées ou inconnues showcases a humorous take on the unseen lives of royal figures, earning widespread acclaim and translations into approximately twenty languages. Lechermeier's tales, such as Le journal secret du Petit Poucet, reinvent classic narratives with a blend of comedy and poetry, earning him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Hans-Christian-Andersen-Prize for Best Picture Book.
Edouard Monceau
Philippe Lechermeier
Philippe Lechermeier
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French author-illustrator known for his playful and inventive children's books that often involve reader interaction, such as drawing or manipulation of the book itself, to engage children's creativity. His distinctive style is characterized by simplicity and whimsy, making his work (Gros cornichon, Roule ma poule!) favorites among young readers.
Clotilde Perrin
Philippe Lechermeier
Clotilde Perrin
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Ilustrator and author of De si mignons ogrillons or Les Incroyables. Perrin's work is celebrated for its imaginative depth and the whimsical, detailed illustrations that bring stories to life, making her a prominent figure in the realm of children's literature and illustration.
Anne Dumontier
Anne Dumontier
Clotilde Perrin
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Anne Dumontier is an author with a scientific background and experience teaching French as a Second Language. Her novel Disparue à Pétra follows high school senior Angèle, who uncovers a family secret about a missing relative, leading her to Israel and Petra, Jordan. This journey reveals deep family mysteries intertwined with historical and cultural insights.
Camille Mallet
Anne Dumontier
Camille Mallet
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Camille Mallet writes children's books with a delightful culinary twist, engaging young readers with tales that stir both imagination and taste. Her two books, centered around the adventures of Tao and Capucine, cleverly combine mystery with the joy of cooking, offering stories that are as enriching as they are entertaining. See Les
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Camille Mallet writes children's books with a delightful culinary twist, engaging young readers with tales that stir both imagination and taste. Her two books, centered around the adventures of Tao and Capucine, cleverly combine mystery with the joy of cooking, offering stories that are as enriching as they are entertaining. See Les aventures gourmandes de Tao et Capucine and Le mystère du dragon jaune here and its associated videos here.