A Big Tasty Earthworm

Publié par Morgane le

Un ver de terre pas comme les autres

Author: Katarína Macurová

Illustrator: Katarína Macurová

Original Publisher: Albatros

Album, from 3 years old

Published in March 2024 (France)

Themes : chick, friendship, worm, stubbornness, games, solidarity

The publisher’s presentation

A tender story of friendship written by an acclaimed children’s author, about the importance and benefits of sometimes thinking outside the box.

It’s the story of three friends, Pipo, Bod and Kenny, who were always dreaming up new games. They never had as much fun as when they were together. But one day, Pipo didn’t feel like joining his friends. He went off on his own and came across a worm like no other, which seemed impossible to dig up. After a hard struggle, Pipo came up with an ingenious solution to dig it out of the ground, and discovered something unexpected…

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By the same author

Déjà paru chez A2MIMO : Le jour où maman est sortie en pyjama.

By the same illustrator

Déjà paru chez A2MIMO : Mimo, graine de zéro.

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