Hunting prohibited

É Standard Bookstore Success! Booksellers' favorite. Hunting prohibited When the forest takes its revenge on a terrible hunter! A seasoned hunter, convinced that he can defy any danger, decides to explore the forest despite the warnings.He doesn't suspect that the animals, much more cunning than he imagines, have a surprise in store for him.He will discover the strength and solidarity of the inhabitants of the forest, which will profoundly transform him.Beyond the simple (hilarious) adventure, it is a real life lesson which reminds him that nature is a treasure to be preserved, and not a hunting ground. Album Highlights: A story that turns the tables! Here, there is no question of letting the hunter triumph at the expense of the animals. This story echoes the desires of children, who are tired of stories where hunters mistreat wildlife. On the contrary, they will love following the adventures of this hunter trapped by the forest and its inhabitants! A unique and daring subject In the panorama of children's albums, few works address hunting. With its humorous and twisted angle, this book breaks free from conventional stories to offer a refreshing and memorable plot. A simple and strong message Through this book, children understand that the forest is a space for discovery and wonder, and not a hunting ground. This ecological message, delivered with kindness and humor, touches young readers as much as their parents. Colorful and engaging illustrations The album pages are full of fun and colorful details, making each illustration lively and unique. This identifiable graphic style appeals to children and adults alike, and invites you to return to each page to rediscover its many details. A dynamic and accessible text The narration is lively, rhythmic, with a touch of humor that will please the little ones. This text is also a pleasure for parents to read aloud. An album for all readers The album uses the OpenDyslexic font, specially designed to make reading easier for dyslexic children. It improves the visual stability of characters, reducing the effects of slippage or confusion between letters. This not only helps children with dyslexia read more fluently, but also makes reading more fluid for all young readers.Read more publications on Calaméo