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Westhoffen (2). Traditions et temps présent
Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d’un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d’origine.
Nowhere Girl
This is the story of a girl growing up in the 1990s – a middle- schooler who finds herself lost in the gulf between childhood and adolescence, developing paralyzing fears of failure, school, other people, and her own changing body. Along the way, she becomes obsessed with the Beatles... which might be just what she needs to find her way back to being okay. Yeah yeah yeah!
101 Optical Illusions
This is an incredible book packed with 101 optical illusions that will boggle the mind each time you read it. However, be warned, readers may find themselves staring at these illusions for hours, and still won't believe their eyes. Illustrations: Full colour throughout
Forget Me Not
When Clémence, a student and actress struggling with personal issues, sees how miserable her grandmother is in her nursing home, she decides to break her out and take her on a road trip to the coast so she can see her childhood home one last time. But traveling with a senior with Alzheimer's Disease comes with a fair amount of challenges, and the journey is fraught with highs, lows, and near misses. Still, it's a chance for the two women to reconnect, with each other and with themselves, and it's a chance for Clémence to give Grammy the gift of one last thrilling and joyful experience.
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My Hands
A wonderous exploration of all the amazing things we can do with our hands – perfectly pitched for the youngest of readers. With his accessible graphic illustrations, artist/designer Néjib takes us on a tour of the many things we can do with our hands. From saying hello to waving goodbye; from walking the dog to catching a ball; from sowing seeds or playing the piano to juggling balls or picking your nose; this delightful book is a celebration of what our hands are for and how essential they are throughout the day. Splashes of bright color add excitement and interest to the high-contrast black and white art. Children will appreciate the light touches of humor too as they develop a new appreciation for hands and explore all the verbs and phrases presented on each page. The smaller trim size is just right for little hands to explore on their own or with an adult at their side. My Hands can also be used as part of the early years’ science curriculum with school age children.
