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"In
sunny Provence, there can be found a café
" Two
rabbits, Monsieur Lapin and Monsieur Blanc, serve the best salads
in their restaurant, but a crafty fox has other ideas about the
menu. An irresistible story with effervescent illustrations. (Picture
book)
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Adorable
story of Martine, a truffle hunting pig who can't find truffles
(a French delicacy), until she meets a wild boar in the forest.
Charming illustrations. (Picture book)
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"Where
Camille lived, the sunflowers grew so high the looked like real
suns
" One day, Vincent, a painter, comes to live in Arles,
and Camille, the postman's daughter, becomes his friend. A bright
story that will delight little ones. (Picture book)
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Visit
van Gogh in Arles his yellow house on the corner, his bedroom,
the postman and his wife, the wooden drawbridge over the river,
vase of sunflowers. (Picture book)
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Warm-hearted,
humorous memoir of a Provencal childhood. Joys of boyhood hunting
expeditions in the mountains, seemingly-endless summer holidays,
and 10 year old Marcel, exploring the thyme and rosemary-scented
hills above Marseilles. A great read aloud. (Chapter book)
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(More children's
books on other France pages) |