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Méchant Minou, président

by Nick Bruel (2014)

About this book

Cet adorable personnage et ses aventures loufoques sont une parfaite introduction aux romans à chapitres. Les enfants adorent Méchant Minou et ses pitreries les font rire aux éclats. Il est temps d'élire le nouveau président du Club des Chats du Quartier. Qui gagnera les élections? Le candidat choisi par les chats du côté droit de la rue? Ou celui des chats du côté gauche? Quand le grand jour arrive, un candidat (devinez qui?) se rend compte qu'il ne s'est même pas inscrit sur les listes électorales. Le résultat des élections pourrait bien surprendre Méchant Minou. Tout se jouera sur le dernier bulletin, envoyé à la dernière minute par un vieux minou.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMéchant Minou, président Lead Character

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