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‘Des ours dans la brousse’

In French, from 3yo.

The Polar Bear family is very excited about their holiday in Africa. They look forward to seeing all the animals. Here they are walking in the savannah and cannot spot one single animal. It is so disappointing! Are elephants not supposed to be big or giraffes tall? Where are they? Sadly, they decide to go back home when the African animals decide to approach them and make sure they spend a great time in Africa.

To buy your own copy of this lovely story https://bit.ly/42HDEsy

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‘Les animaux a proteger’

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In French, from 4yo.

Beautiful book to learn about endangered species. It includes many flaps for interactive reading. Learn fun facts and do the engaging activities, such as recognise the paw prints, the pattern of their furs and skins and other characteristics.

To find out more about these animals visit https://bit.ly/4fecxu0

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‘Sauvage’

Sauvage

In French, from 1yo.

This is the story of an infant left in the woods. The animals will raise the little girl, they will feed her, play with her and make her happy. One day she is discovered by humans who will try to ‘civilise’ her. She thinks that the humans speak in a weird way and she hates wearing clothes and having to use cutlery when eating. She runs away and goes back to her family in the woods. She is ‘wild’ and happy again.

For this beautiful story visit https://bit.ly/4cFo2c1

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‘Les animaux en danger’

les animaux en danger - le toboggan

In French, from 3yo.

This is the perfect book to bring awareness to animals in danger. Teach your child about the causes of animal extinction and how humans contribute to it. By losing their habitat, wild animals come closer to human dwellings and it often ends up in hunts. Some of us also collect trophies or believe that by consuming some body part it will bring us health.

However, we can still reverse some of this trend by engaging in programs that will protect the animals and ensuring we preserve what is left of their natural habitat.

For more information visit https://bit.ly/3Lp8rTF