2 seasonal books – Autumn and An Autumn with M. Henri

We offer you a sweet moment of autumn reading with friendly, endearing characters.

These are books to share with the family while enjoying a good apple pie.

Here are our opinions on Lucie and her friends – Autumn by Marianne Dubuc from Casterman and An autumn with Mr. Henri by Fanny Ducassé published by Seuil Jeunesse.

Lucie and her friends – Autumn

It’s a gentle journey through the fall season, perfect for little ones ages 2 and up.
We find Lucie, Adrien, Marcel Léon and Doris, four friends who, through three short stories, experience great adventures: picking apples to prepare a delicious pie, dressing up to have fun, and worrying about Marcel Léon which seems to go into hibernation.

These stories highlight essential values ​​such as friendship and mutual aid, while inviting young readers to discover the simple joys of autumn.

This album is a favorite with its tender illustrations which capture autumn in a joyful way, accompanied by a text that is both poetic and perfectly suited for toddlers. To discover this book Click here or Click here

An autumn with Mr. Henri

It’s an album where we enjoy strolling, exploring the shimmering colors and comforting flavors of autumn, alongside touching characters.

Monsieur Henri, a badger passionate about this season, discovers one morning a mysterious letter left under his door.
Curious to know the author of this message, he takes out his autumn-colored clothes from his wardrobe, while already imagining himself preparing delicious seasonal dishes.
As the days pass, he receives other enigmatic messages, each one bringing him a little closer to the identity of his mysterious correspondent.
The story culminates with the great autumn festival, where Mr. Henri, surrounded by his friends, makes his traditional mask. The final surprise? Find out who is behind these secret letters!
One of the charms of this album lies in the six simple and delicious recipes that accompany the story. They offer families wonderful moments of sharing in the kitchen, while celebrating the flavors of fall.

Recommended for ages 3 and up, this book can be enjoyed with the family, whether by the fire or during a walk in the forest.
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