Georg Hallensleben Books

Lisa's Airplane Trip

By Georg Hallensleben, Anne Gutman

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Lisa travels on an airplane by herself to visit her uncle in New York.

Gaspard at the Seashore

By Georg Hallensleben, Anne Gutman

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Gaspard goes to summer camp at the beach in the hope of learning to windsurf, but soon discovers that he must first learn to swim.

Lisa in New York

By Georg Hallensleben, Anne Gutman

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When Lisa gets lost while visiting her uncle in New York City, she is saved by her own cleverness and a Statue of Liberty nightlight.

Lisa in the Jungle

By Anne Gutman

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Although she spent the summer at the community swimming pool, Lisa tells her classmates that she visited the jungle where her uncle raises panthers and leopards.

Gaspard and Lisa s Ready for School Words

By Anne Gutman

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Isabelle and the angel

By Thierry Magnier

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Isabelle, a pretty pig with artistic aspirations, visits the museum and is shown all the paintings and statues by the little Angel, an experience that changes her life.

Daddy kisses

By Anne Gutman

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Animal and human fathers kiss in different ways, but they all show love.

Mommy hugs

By Anne Gutman

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Animal and human mothers hug in different ways, but they all show love.

Mommy loves

By Anne Gutman

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Describes how mothers love their babies, and uses various animal babies to demonstrate the numbers one to ten.

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