The princess and the shepherdess – 3 tales

The story : This book was the first published by the house. It is also from the third story that the name of our publishing house comes... The princess and the shepherdess - happiness. Once upon a time, there was a very pretty princess named Eglantine. She had everything she could want, but wasn't happy. The invisible dress - death. One day, a bad gray day, Amandine's grandmother fell ill. It wasn't a cold or a little bronchitis at all. It was a little more serious... It was even much more serious... Also find "A bubble in the ear" in Le panse-coeur - volume 1. The little bear who thought backwards - self-confidence. Victor was neither stupid nor stupid. On the contrary, he was rather smart and clever, but he was thinking backwards. When he made a cake, he said to himself: anyway, I'm going to miss it. And the cake was missed... For the 20th anniversary of the publishing house, find a special edition of this tale: Victor the little bear who thought upside down. For who : Three major philosophical themes: happiness, life/death, self-confidence. Accessible from 5 years old to 11 years old. In regards to : The princess and the shepherdess is the first tale published by Pourpenser in 2002. Testimony : We (...) read The Princess and the Shepherdess last night. It was a real thunderbolt for the children but for me too. We cried a little with The Invisible Dress, but it's a great story. Strongly the passage of the postman with the Amel (by mail the 01/03/2013). On the subject of death: <a href="https://pourpenser.blogspot.com/2020/10/un-livre-pour-parler-de-la-mort-son.html">an article on our blog .</a> Become aware that it is more effective to do things by saying to yourself, I will get there... (rather than that I will miss everything).