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Le Lapin et la Lune (French Edition) Paperback – Large Print, December 1, 2017
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- Print length32 pages
- LanguageFrench
- Publication dateDecember 1, 2017
- Dimensions8 x 0.08 x 10 inches
- ISBN-13979-1069910959
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- ASIN : B077V5TX7H
- Publisher : Birdie Bergamot Books (December 1, 2017)
- Language : French
- Paperback : 32 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-1069910959
- Item Weight : 3.2 ounces
- Dimensions : 8 x 0.08 x 10 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #42,733 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #87 in Children's Rabbit Books (Books)
- #281 in Children's Sleep Issues
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About the authors
Depuis son enfance, Marianne est émerveillée par les différents projets créatifs de sa mère, qui ont éveillé en elle une passion pour les métiers d'art. Avocate en propriété intellectuelle et elle-même mère de deux petits garçons, elle écrit ces contes en hommage à sa famille et concrétise un beau projet mère-fille transatlantique inspiré des techniques d'écriture de sa jeunesse et des illustrations de sa mère.
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Pros:
- The story is the perfect length to get the kids hooked up but short enough for them to keep focus the whole story (especially the little one).
- The hand paintings are beautiful and soft for my 3 yo but intricate and detailed enough for my 5 yo to notice a cute detail to comment on or ask questions besides the words.
- The story goes over a wide range of emotions that I have seen my kids express out loud: laughter, sadness, empathy, curiosity, wonder, relief, hapiness
- I like that the story line is simple enough for the kids to understand the story but also has more depth to it. We (as adult readers) can explain a new aspect of it every time we read it (why does the peacock has this name, the concept of homonyms, meaning of French expressions...). I find that not 2 readings of this book end up being the same as it always starts a conversation that goes in a different direction.
- The vocabulary (in French) that is various and there are just the right amount of "complex" words to make it educational but still easy to read.
- I love the overall "moral" of the book and closing words that promote 'helping one another' as well as the whole character interactions during the book (call me old school but I like books where characters says 'Please' and 'Thank you' when they request something :)).
Cons:
- Being a popular item in our house, this book tends to be hard to locate around bedtime which generates some intense emotions (in all parties...). I am considering buying a second one as a backup so that the kids can check out their own copy whenever they want and misplace it at will :)
The illustrations are beautiful and its a nice story.
The simple story of "Le lapin et la lune" provides another good example of Kurt Vonnegut's "good/ill" theory of narrative form: someone has something, they lose it and then they try to get it back. It combines imaginative elements of fairy tales, magic, anthropomorphic animals and "pouvoirs mystérieux" to form a fun and entertaining story that never feels embarrassed by its obviously unrealistic elements. One shouldn't look for "cinéma vérité" style realism in fairy tales anyway. The illustrations also provide a good accompaniment for the tale, with their adorable fuzzy "lapins", "une lune" reminiscent of Méliès and a quite realistic "paon." The French remains at a children's book level throughout, which makes it a good read for teaching French to children or for French learners of any age to brush up on vocabulary and grammar. Though targeted at younger ages, the grammar includes some intermediate and advanced forms, such as "présent du subjonctif" and compound verb tenses such as "plus-que-parfait de l'indicatif." So one shouldn't confuse this book for an "easy French" book with verbs and vocabulary "watered down" for absolute beginners, but it will nonetheless provide a good platform for beginners or intermediate learners who want to improve their French through reading simpler texts. Those who want more of "Papa Lapin" will find additional installments in French, such as "Le Lapin à la recherche du Printemps," "Le Lapin et le Roi Grenouille" and the intriguing "Le Lapin et l'Ornithorynque." Whether looking for a good tale or some more challenging French reading, "Le lapin et la lune," with its simple yet profound moral, will provide.
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Très belle idée de cadeau à l'approche de Noël.