Life under a stone
Janet Halfmann
Examines the nature and behavior of the many small creatures that live in dark, cool dampness under stones, from millipedes to earthworms.
Read Time: ~0.5 hr
Le pingouin qui voulait être différent
by Maria O'Neill (2001)
About this book
Ce sera bientôt Noël, mais Clara se sent triste. En grimpant au sommet de la montagne, elle a découvert que tous les pingouins de son village se ressemblent. Seul le Père Noël peut lui venir en aide. "Cette année, lui écrit-elle, le cadeau que je désire le plus, c'est être différente des autres!"
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLe pingouin qui voulait être différent Lead Character
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