Sylvie Chausse Books

The thirty-six cats of Marie Tatin

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Because she lives alone and has no one with whom to enjoy her delicious tarts, Marie consults a clever friend who helps solve the problem in a unique way.

The thirty-six cats of Marie Tatin

By Sylvie Chausse

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Because she lives alone and has no one with whom to enjoy her delicious tarts, Marie consults a clever friend who helps solve the problem in a unique way.

The egg and I

By Sylvie Chausse

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When his uncle dies and leaves Mathurin only the order to "go cook an egg," the results are astounding.

The egg and I

By Sylvie Chausse

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When his uncle dies and leaves Mathurin only the order to "go cook an egg," the results are astounding.

3 little culottes

By Sylvie Chausse

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Sisters Lucette, Paulette and Marie-Antoinette are three strong spirited little piglets. Once scary night their culottes are stolen so they go in search of the thief. Will the three little pigs fin...

The Legacy of Uncle MacLaughton

By Francois Crozat, Sylvie Chausse

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L art d etre chat

By Sylvie Chausse

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Le pere Noel

By Philippe Henri Turin, Christophe Durual, Sylvie Chausse

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Les ogres

By Chausse Turin Durual

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Les chevaliers ou Les merveilles de Broceliande

By Philippe Henri Turin, Christophe Durual, Sylvie Chausse

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