Táto austrálska autorka žijúca vo Francúzsku vkladá do svojej tvorby hlbokú lásku k tejto krajine. Jej písanie je ovplyvnené životom na pomedzí francúzskych Álp, kde sa sústredí na svoju literárnu tvorbu, a Paríža, kde sa venuje stand-up comedy. Svojim čitateľom ponúka jedinečný pohľad na svet, ktorý je formovaný jej životnou filozofiou a umeleckým prístupom. Jej diela sú plné postrehov a humoru, ktoré odrážajú jej svojský štýl a pohľad na život.
A French marmot, her funny mountain mates, and their crazy sports adventures! Kids 8-12 yrs.
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A French marmot, her funny mountain mates, and their crazy sports adventures! Kids 8-12 yrs.
Ideal for young readers who are ready to tackle longer texts independently, this book encourages a love for reading by providing engaging content. It supports children's literacy development while offering an enjoyable experience that fosters confidence and comprehension skills.
A French marmot, her funny mountain mates, and their crazy sports adventures! Kids 8-12 yrs.
Aimed at young readers who are ready to tackle longer narratives, this book offers an engaging story that captivates their imagination and encourages a love for reading. With relatable characters and an exciting plot, it fosters critical thinking and comprehension skills, making it an ideal choice for children looking to advance their reading abilities. The narrative is designed to be both entertaining and educational, providing a rich literary experience for its audience.
Magali has a bit of a problem. She's a French marmot, right? She needs to sleep in winter, underground, yeah? But, she gets thrown out of her home and meets loads of animals who snowboard at night, right? So, she learns to board and gets addicted to the Snowpark. Now she doesn't even want to go home. Dude, when is she going to go home?