There are two things in life that Camille doesn’t like: Mondays and Mr Bourgon. He is her teacher, and tells her that she can’t do anything. Camille is so upset that she has stomachaches.
However, when Saturday comes, she can do lots of things: she’s a scarf champion, a rock-star singer, an organiser of stuffed animals’ funerals!
Things change when Mrs Plumet tells her that with her soprano voice, Camille would be perfect in the school show. Finally, she will show what she can do…
Sara Gréselle delivers a touching tale of school discomfort, sometimes linked to certain unkind teachers. This picture book is about finding one’s place in school environment.
Age : From 5 years•Size : 20 x 25 cm•Volume : 40 pages•Price : 14.9€•ISBN : 978-2-930938-58-5•Rights sold : Korean
Sara Gréselle is a French illustrator and puppeteer living in Brussels. She studied arts at ENSAAMA in Paris and then attended the international movement theatre school LASSAAD in Brussels. For her, theatre and drawing are two complementary fields. Her first book, Princess Bryone, in which she illustrated a text by Ludovic Flamant, was published by Esperluète in 2019. She juggles between writing shows, making and manipulating puppets and illustrated books.
