Informationen zum Autor Illustrator Laurent de Brunhoff is the son of Babar creator Jean de Brunhoff. He is an accomplished artist and a worthy heir to the legacy his father began in 1931. Laurent has originated dozens of Babar books over 60 years, including the New York Times bestselling Babar and the Succotash Bird, Babar's Museum of Art, Babar's Yoga for Elephants, among many others. Babar was called by the New York Times a beloved storybook character, was praised by Where the Wild Things Are creator Maurice Sendak as at the very heart of my conception of what turns a picture book into a work of art, was featured in USA TODAY, which said, Few series have had such enduring appeal to young readers, and cited in The New Yorker, which wrote, There are a few parents who haven't tried the Babar books, and the rare small child who doesn't like, or even love them. Klappentext Who better to guide anyone around Paris than Babar, that beloved Francophile elephant? His youngest daughter, Isabelle, is going to Paris alone for the first time, and he tells her how to feel at home there. He explains that to enjoy Paris to the fullest, it's as important to go to cafe s and street markets as it is to see the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Zusammenfassung Celebrate Paris all year in this irresistible addition to the bestselling Babar series

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Illustrator Laurent de Brunhoff is the son of Babar creator Jean de Brunhoff. He is an accomplished artist and a worthy heir to the legacy his father began in 1931. Laurent has originated dozens of Babar books over 60 years, including the New York Times bestselling Babar and the Succotash Bird, Babar’s Museum of Art, Babar’s Yoga for Elephants, among many others. Babar was called by the New York Times a “beloved storybook character,” was praised by Where the Wild Things Are creator Maurice Sendak as “at the very heart of my conception of what turns a picture book into a work of art,” was featured in USA TODAY, which said, “Few series have had such enduring appeal to young readers,” and cited in The New Yorker, which wrote, “There are a few parents who haven’t tried the Babar books, and the rare small child who doesn’t like, or even love them.”

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Who better to guide anyone around Paris than Babar, that beloved Francophile elephant? His youngest daughter, Isabelle, is going to Paris alone for the first time, and he tells her how to feel at home there. He explains that to enjoy Paris to the fullest, it's as important to go to cafe s and street markets as it is to see the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.

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Celebrate Paris all year in this irresistible addition to the bestselling Babar series