Brigitte Luciani Boeken

Set in a whimsical world, the story explores the dynamic relationship between Monsieur Blaireau and Madame Renarde, highlighting themes of friendship and the challenges of coexistence. Their interactions are filled with humor and poignant moments, reflecting on the intricacies of social bonds. Originally published in French, this translation brings the charming illustrations and engaging narrative to a wider audience, inviting readers to enjoy the delightful escapades of these memorable characters.

Toddlers will love this uncomplicated story, while older preschoolers will be involved in guessing what must be left behind as they watch Roxanne pack up for the beach! One beautiful summer day Roxanne decides to go to the beach. She loads up the car with everything she wants to take with her: the turtle...the umbrella..the book of wonderful stories...the ball...and, of course her baby! But the car won't start. Undaunted, Roxanne decides to take the bus to the beach. But something can't go on the bus. Whenever Roxanne comes up with a new way to get to the beach she discovers she must leave something behind-and children will have great fun guessing just what's missing each time.

The story follows a wild cat that embarks on an adventure through a vibrant landscape, exploring themes of freedom and survival. As the cat navigates various challenges and encounters other animals, it reflects on the instinctual nature of life in the wild. The narrative combines stunning illustrations with a poignant exploration of the bond between nature and the individual, making it a captivating read for both children and adults. The 2016 French edition offers a unique perspective on the untamed spirit of the animal world.

The story features Mr. Badger and Mrs. Fox overseeing a boat race among the kids, each with their own unique boat design ideas. Ginger favors a sailboat for ease, while Bristle and Grub opt for a fun kayak. Amidst the competition for leadership, Berry, Badger's baby sister, collaborates with their otter and ferret friends. As the race unfolds, it becomes clear that combining everyone's ideas through teamwork leads to the creation of the best boat, highlighting the value of collaboration and friendship.

Ginger the fox discovers the value of family as she navigates life with her mother, realizing that togetherness can provide strength in challenging situations. When unwanted cats threaten the children's clubhouse, Ginger learns that teamwork and support from loved ones can help overcome obstacles, highlighting themes of belonging and resilience.

The narrative follows the Fox family as they seek refuge from a hunter's dog, leading them to the home of Mr. Badger and his feisty children. As they navigate their new living situation, the story explores themes of family, cooperation, and the challenges of blending different personalities. Through humor and heartwarming moments, the characters learn to coexist, creating a unique family dynamic amidst adversity.

W komiksie o Borsuku i Lisicy poznajemy historię nietypowej rodziny: pana Borsuka i jego trojga dzieci oraz pani Lisicy i jej córki. Borek, Szperaczek i Róża w jednym zgadzają się całkowicie: borsuki i lisy nie są stworzone do wspólnego życia! Jednak ich rodzice są innego zdania. Na domiar złego pan Borsuk i pani Lisica postanawiają zamieszkać razem w jednej norze! Seria cieszy się we Francji wielką popularnością. Jest także lekturą szkolną dla najmłodszych. Według dziennika „Le Monde” historia pana Borsuka i pani Lisicy to „przepełniona humorem i czułością piękna lekcja tolerancji”. Na podstawie komiksu powstał film animowany wyświetlany w polskiej telewizji pod tytułem „Jak borsuk z lisem”.

Nadeszła jesień. Róża, Szperaczek i Borek postanowili zorganizować regaty na rzece. Ale muszą najpierw zbudować łódkę, co nie jest tak trudne, jak dogadanie się, jak ta łódka ma wyglądać. Czy uda im się w końcu wziąć udział w przygodzie żeglarskiej? Ludzkie charaktery w zwierzęcych maskach, zabawne perypetie i próba zmierzenia się z innością, która zamiast dzielić, łączy naszych sympatycznych bohaterów. Według dziennika Le Monde historia pana Borsuka i pani Lisicy to przepełniona humorem i czułością piękna lekcja tolerancji.