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The Man with the Big General Notions

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Auteur-trice Robert Lax

Illustrateur-trice Camille Perrochet

Aussi disponible en Deutsch

Réf. produit 2425

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Disponible, délai de livraison : 2-5 Tage

Couverture souple, ouvrage broché

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With profundity and much mischief, the author constructs a set of ideas only to throw them into question immediately: A man builds a house for himself not with bricks and cement but with hardness and stickiness. And he doesn’t want a wife – all he wants is something alive, like a dog or a cat.

Zurich-based artist Nadine Spengler has illustrated Robert Lax’s short poem in a deliberately simple style. Text and images encourage young readers to follow the spare language of the story and invite them to read aloud. The sense of calm this creates comes as much from the content of the book as the simplicity of the language.

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Form	Couverture souple, ouvrage broché
Âge	12, 13, 14, 15, dès 16
Cycle	2e cycle, 3e cycle
Classe d'école	6e année, Secondaire 1, Secondaire 2
Langue	Anglais
Thèmes	Identité & confiance en soi, Religion & philosophie
Pages	32
ISBN	978-3-7269-0608-5
Largeur (mm)	135
Hauteur (mm)	210

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