Sibylle Delacroix Books

Blanche hates the night

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Every day ends the same. Night always falls. Blanche s mom turns off the light and closes Blanche s bedroom door. It s time to go to sleep. There s just one problem: Blanche hates the night. She do...

Grains of sand

By Sibylle Delacroix

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A brother and sister dream up ways to save sand from a beach vacation.

JAMAIS DE LA VIE

By Sibylle Delacroix, Elisabeth Brami

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La Barbe Bleue

By Charles Perrault, Sibylle Delacroix

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Peau d Ane

By Perrault Charles Delacroix Sibylle

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Les vertes lectures La comtesse de Segur Jules Verne Lewis Carroll Jack London Karl May Selma Lagerlof Rudyard Kipling Benjamin Rabier Herge et Gripari

By Michel Tournier

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Cleo et Le Pot French Edition

By Sibylle Delacroix

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L anniversaire de Cleo

By Sibylle Delacroix

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Oiseau sur mon epaule Un ALBUMS French Edition

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Ma Grande

By Sybille Delacroix

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