Palmir

Palmir, a little dragon, flees his country. He only takes an empty suitcase with him. Various emotions live in him: fear, sadness but also pride when he finds a solution to a difficulty, and joy when his crossing becomes a game. For he remains, despite everything, a child. "A poetic and warm album which, in a few sentences, with a simple and funny graphics, transmits a whole lesson of courage in the face of adversity, of learning the happiness that one must know how to recognize and seize like luck. An adventure that also gently evokes the journeys of migrants… ”(Parutions.com) "A marvelous album that leaves plenty of room for the imagination of the little ones, allows them to understand what some of their comrades have gone through, and even to understand images they have seen on television. But the story is positive, looking to the future through sharing, friendship. »(Childhood uppercase)