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Cette série suit la vie d'une adolescente qui navigue à travers les défis universels de l'adolescence, des premiers émois amicaux et amoureux au parcours complexe de découverte de soi. Les histoires sont ancrées dans la réalité, offrant un mélange d'humour doux et une représentation honnête du passage à l'âge adulte. Les lecteurs se connecteront avec l'esprit vif, la résilience et les vulnérabilités attachantes de la protagoniste. C'est un récit sur l'apprentissage de la vie, des erreurs et de l'amour en cours de route.

Madlenka
Madlenka's dog

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  • Madlenka's dog

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    Another delightful romp around Madlenka's city blockMadlenka wants a dog! She doesn't really care what kind, so long as it's a dog that she can put on a leash and walk around the block. But her mother and father say NO! What is Madlenka to do? It just takes some imagination . . . Madlenka's friends on the block all play along, remembering the dogs of their childhood, and in the end it seems quite possible that there's more to Madlenka's dog than we can see. With his considerable charm, Peter Sís uses lift-up flaps and peek-through windows to bring us into Madlenka's magical world where play and fantasy make wishes come true.Madlenka's Dog is a 2002 New York Times Book Review Notable Children's Book of the Year and a 2003 Bank Street - Best Children's Book of the Year.

    Madlenka's dog

  • Madlenka

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    A trip around a city block is like a trip around the world!Peeking out through a die-cut window on the jacket, Madlenka invites the reader to enter her world. And what a world it is! On the surface, it looks like an ordinary city block, but as we meet Madlenka's neighbors -- the French baker, the Indian news vendor, the Italian ice-cream man, the Latin American grocer, a retired opera singer from Germany, an African American school friend, and the Asian shopkeeper -- and look through die-cut windows to the images and memories they have carried from old country to new, we can see that Madlenka's block is as richly varied as its inhabitants. And why is Madlenka going around the block, jumping for joy? Her tooth is loose, and she wants everyone to know!Madlenka is a 2000 New York Times Book Review Notable Children's Book of the Year. This title has Common Core connections.

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