New Releases by Tomi Ungerer

Los tres raubaires de Tomi Ungerer revirat de l’anglés per Patric Guilhemjoan Un còp èra, que i avè tres lèds raubaires... mes que’us cambiè la vita d’encontrar a Teofània, l’orfaninòta. De tres bandolèrs que’n hasó... tres ànjols bravolàs ! Il était une fois trois vilains brigands... dont la vie changea lorsqu’ils rencontrèrent Tiffany, la petite orpheline. Elle transforma les trois bandits en... trois braves anges ! 38 p. – 207 x 208 – 2025 – 15 € ISBN 978-86866-199-9 entà consultar e crompar lo libe que podetz seguir aqueste ligam : pour consulter et acheter le livre vous pouvez suivre ce lien : https://www.pernoste.com/librairie/242-los-tres-raubaires

Mrs. Porter received a large python as a birthday present from her son. After confirming it was non-venomous, she named it "Criccodo" and cared for it like a son. Criccodo not only knew how to spell letters and numbers, but also loved children, was helpful, and even helped catch thieves. The mayor awarded him a hero medal, and a sculptor erected a statue of him. It turns out that snakes can be intelligent and brave. Criccodo is truly the most amazing snake in the world! Through the humorous writing of Tommy Unger, winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the traditional image of snakes has been completely transformed. The enthusiastic and courageous giant python, Criccodo, seamlessly integrates into people's lives. He enjoys afternoon tea and shopping with the elegant Mrs. Porter. His unique and charming personality has endeared Criccodo to children worldwide for decades.

This book, the final masterpiece from Tomi Ungerer, is a timely, thought-provoking tale of friendship, trust, and hope - originally conceived for readers aged 5-8, this is also a must-read for all fans of the artist''s iconic work

Eight classic picture books by the legendary author, brought together in one lavish slipcased volume This glorious treasury brings together eight iconic tales by Tomi Ungerer, featuring well-known classics (The Three Robbers, Moon Man, Otto), acclaimed recent works (Fog Island), and lost gems (Zeralda''s Ogre, Flix, The Hat, and Emile), some of which are being published for the first time in 50 years! Special features include a personal letter from Tomi, new quotes and anecdotes about each story, an exclusive interview, photos and previously unpublished materials from the making of some of his most celebrated works, such as storyboards, sketches, photographs, and images that inspired him.

Zloty, die mit ihrem Motorroller durch den Wald düst, überfährt einen grossen Zwerg und lernt dadurch auch einen kleinen Riesen kennen. Die beiden helfen ihr. Schliesslich stösst sie mit einem Wolf zusammen, bringt diesen zu ihrer Grossmutter ...

Que faire pour qu'un ogre cesse de dévorer les enfants ? Lui préparer des repas délicieux chaque jour, bien sûr ! C'est ce que fit la petite Zéralda du haut de ses six ans...

A snail hides in all kinds of places. Can you find him?

Alsatian artist Tomi Ungerer has published some 150 books during the past four decades in his quest to open people''s minds and abolish bigotry of all kinds. Though best known for his imaginative children''s books, Ungerer''s fantastic (and often controversial) erotic drawings deserve equal attention. This new book is a retrospective of his erotic oeuvre, including 200 images covering all aspects of his erotic work and almost 200 previously unpublished drawings. From the very original ""he Joy of Frogs"" to his erotic flowers series (""""rare"" flowers with such names as ""Spermafloris linguifolium"" and ""Perivagina superba""), Tomi Ungerer''s work stretches the imagination and is marked by a very original style.

Piper Paw cannot bear being kissed by his mother all the time, and it takes some painful experiences for them to reach a mutual understanding.

When each of the four Mellop brothers brings home a Christmas tree, the young pigs end up spreading Christmas cheer to those who need it most.

When Orlando finds a prospector in trouble in the Mexican desert, he summons help, contacts the man's family, and rescues his son from bandits.

Les dessins et les souvenirs d'enfance (Deuxième Guerre mondiale) de Tomi Ungerer, illustrateur alsacien.

Determined to catch the thief of his prize pears, a retired tax collector sets a trap in his garden and captures a beast unknown to modern science.

The man in the moon outwits the police in several escapades on Earth with the help of his waxing and waning powers and the friendship of a 300-year-old scientist.