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FRENCH CHILDREN'S MATERIALS No. 23
Scarry, Richard
Que font les gents toute la journée?
Paris: Gautier-Languereau, 1989. ISBN 2217280104
331.7 Sca75whp
Translation of "What do people do all day?" An
illustrated panorama of the animals of Busytown at work.
Occupations -- Juvenile literature.
L'abecedaire des animaux
Champigny-sur-Marne: Editions Lito, 1992. ISBN
2244462021
441.1 Ab35
The alphabet is introduced through names of animals and
other words beginning with the same letter.French language --
Alphabet -- Juvenile literature.
Ma première encyclopedie en images
S.l.: Nathan, 1986. ISBN 2092650025
443 M325
A French language picture dictionary for preschool
children.
Picture dictionaries, French -- Juvenile literature. French
language -- Dictionaries, Juvenile.
Wilkes, Angela
Mon grand album de mots Paris: Larousse, 1992.
ISBN 203601156X
443 W65my
French language version of "My first word book."
French words are introduced by labeled pictures grouped topically
under clothes, home, food, playtime, the country, colors, and
other familiar things and places. For preschool and primary (K-3)
school children.
Picture dictionaries, French -- Juvenile literature. French
language -- Dictionaries, Juvenile.
Brown, Margaret Wise
Bonsoir lune Paris: l'ecole des loisirs, 1998.
ISBN 2211072933
813 B8175go
Translation of "Goodnight Moon," a going-to-bed
book for children. Ages 4-8.
Lobel, Arnold
Ranelot et Bufelot Paris: l'ecole des loisirs,
1971. ISBN 0221108130
813 L78fr
French translation of "Frog and Toad are friends."
Five tales recounting the adventures of two best friends. For
primary (K-3) school children.
Frogs -- Juvenile fiction. Toads -- Juvenile fiction. Friendship
-- Juvenile fiction.
Brame, Geneviève
Chez toi en Europe Paris: Hachette jeunesse,
1997. ISBN 2012236537
940.09 B733ch
A travel guide for children to Western Europe. Ages 8-12.
Europe -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Histoire de France
Paris: Larousse-Bordas, 1997. ISBN 2036524109
944 H623
A short history of France for children. Ages 8-15.
France -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Fleming, David J.
Alan prend du large
Paris: Hachette Jeunesse, 1992. ISBN 2010192044
823 F62now
Translation of "Now then, Al." Fleeing problems at home
Alan and a friend hitchhike to his uncle's farm in Scotland. For
junior (7-9) high school students.
Teenagers -- Scotland -- Juvenile fiction.
Brunhoff, Jean de
Babar et le Père Noël
Paris: Hachette, 1951.
843 B83bap
Babar, the King of the Elephants, sets out to find Father
Christmas and bring him back to visit the children of the
elephant's country. For preschool and primary (K-3) school
children.
Elephants -- Juvenile fiction. Santa Claus -- Juvenile fiction.
Christmas stories.
Fevrier, Paul
Hubert Caryna
Paris: Fernand Landre, 1978.
843 F4352ca
The story of an American teenager's adventures in a French
boarding school. For junior (7-9) and high (10-12) school
students.
Boarding schools -- France -- Juvenile fiction. Teenage girls --
France -- Juvenile fiction. Americans -- France -- Juvenile
fiction.
Goscinny
Asterix chez les Bretons
Paris; New York: Dargaud, 1985. ISBN 220500185X
843 G695asbr
A comic book for children about Asterix and his adventures among
the Bretons. Ages 6-10. Comic books, strips, etc. -- France.