2024.11.14 Ce que papa m'a dit !

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Astrid DesbordesIllustrateur : Pauline MartinArchibald et son papa regardent les hirondelles partir de l’autre côté de la terre : « Moi aussi je pourrai aller aussi loin, quand je serai grand ? demande Archibald. Encore plus loin que ça, répond son papa. »« Mais si le vent se lève ? demande Archibald. Si le vent se lève, le vent passera, répond son papa. »Les questions d’Archibald se succèdent, dévoilant une à une les craintes de l’enfant à l’idée de ce grand voyage qui, on le devine, est celui de la vie.En réponse, papa apaise, transmet, encourage, libère et, par-dessus tout assure Archibald de son amour indéfectible…Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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