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La mère Michel a perdu son chat ! Quelqu'un a voulu le manger, c'est sûr ! Qui a pu être assez méchant pour faire ça ? Les trois porcelets mènent l'enquête et les accusations vont bon train. La Grenouille, Maître Corbeau, une mouche, Boucle d’Or et Le Petit Poucet s’en mêlent. À chaque rumeur lancée, les porcelets foncent tête baissée pour donner une bonne leçon au méchant désigné. « C'est le gros ogre laid qui a mangé le chat, Nous on est les gentils et on le punira ! » Les gentils, vraiment ?
Un album enjoué sur les dangers de la rumeur et de la délation, par les auteurs de Boucle d’ours et de La Culotte du loup.
Un album enjoué sur les dangers de la rumeur et de la délation, par les auteurs de Boucle d’ours et de La Culotte du loup.
Mother Michelle’s cat has disappeared! Who could have eaten it? The ogre, the wide-mouthed frog, the fox, and the wolf; the three little pigs accuse them all, without any proof. An upbeat book about the dangers of spreading rumors and denouncing others, by the authors of Goldibear and The Wolf’s Underwear.
The three little pigs go looking for Mother Michelle’s cat. Who could be so mean as to eat it? The characters they meet along the way whisper clues… and the accusations are rife! Little Thumbling swears he saw a bad guy with a big mouth and a huge belly… Who could that be? The ogre! Surely it was him. Then Mr. Crow, a fly, and Goldilocks interfere. With each new rumor, the pigs hurry on their way to teach the bad guys a lesson. The wide-mouthed frog, fox, ogre and bear are all chastized lickedy-split! “It was the big ogre who ate the poor kitty. We’re the good guys, so we’ll punish him in a jiffy!”
But are they really the good guys? What if the bad guys were not always the ones we think of? Could they be the ones who were quick to punish without any evidence or trial?
Stéphane Servant and Laëtitia Le Saux offer a zesty, rhythmic story filled with references to classic fairy tales.
The three little pigs go looking for Mother Michelle’s cat. Who could be so mean as to eat it? The characters they meet along the way whisper clues… and the accusations are rife! Little Thumbling swears he saw a bad guy with a big mouth and a huge belly… Who could that be? The ogre! Surely it was him. Then Mr. Crow, a fly, and Goldilocks interfere. With each new rumor, the pigs hurry on their way to teach the bad guys a lesson. The wide-mouthed frog, fox, ogre and bear are all chastized lickedy-split! “It was the big ogre who ate the poor kitty. We’re the good guys, so we’ll punish him in a jiffy!”
But are they really the good guys? What if the bad guys were not always the ones we think of? Could they be the ones who were quick to punish without any evidence or trial?
Stéphane Servant and Laëtitia Le Saux offer a zesty, rhythmic story filled with references to classic fairy tales.
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