Momo and Lily

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Momo & Lily

Author: Katarína Macurová

Illustrator: Katarína Macurová

Original Publisher: Albatros

Album, from 3 years old

Published in June 2017 (Czech Republic)

Themes : friendship, difference, communication

The publisher’s presentation

Lily is sad because she doesn’t have anyone to play with. But one day she receives an unexpected parcel.

The package is enormous, covered with stickers in foreign languages, and it contains Momo. What’s Momo? And where has it come from? Lily has never seen anything like it before. „Come on, Momo,“ she says, „let’s play.“ And so their great adventure begins…

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By the same author

Already published : Henri l’escargot ; Un ver de terre pas comme les autres ; Poussières de lune

By the same illustrator

Already published : Henri l’escargot ; Un ver de terre pas comme les autres ; Poussières de lune

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