Herve Blondon Books

Stories for young people.

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Contains English translations of five of Leo Tolstloy's short shorts.

Thirteen-year-old Jonathon, feared and hated by the brown-eyed Valley people because of his blue eyes, tries to find answers to his true identity in the Red Mountains, home of the Dalriada, a mount...

Un rival pour Sherlock Holmes

By Beatrice Nicodeme, Herve Blondon

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Histoires pour tous les jours

By Natha Caputo, Sylvie Albert, Sara Cone Bryant, Herve Blondon

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Les Hermines

By Jean Francois Chabas, Herve Blondon

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Lapoigne et l Ogre du metro

By Thierry Jonquet, Herve Blondon

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Des mots plein les poches

By Herve Blondon, Georges Cathalo

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Dis Bonjour a la dame

By Francoise Grard, Herve Blondon

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Laugh Town

By Adam Gunn, Herve Blondon, Kay Paul Jr.

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Laugh Town

By Adam Gunn, Herve Blondon, Kay Paul Jr.

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