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L'Ecosse ne s'imagine pas sans son rugby, ses kilts et ses whiskys ! 
Ce livre décrit le « terroir culturel » des plus grandes distilleries du pays, détaille les ingrédients, les pratiques, les traditions qui aboutissent à une gamme de whiskies aussi différents que délicieux. Des photos captent les paysages au fil des saisons, les portraits des artisans qui y travaillent et les bâtiments eux-mêmes.
Un livre majeur pour découvrir les whiskies, par l'un des plus grands experts en la matière.

Whisky, l'ame de l'Ecosse : le guide des meilleurs distilleries

A brilliantly funny new series from Dirty Bertie author, Alan MacDonald, featuring a pig on a bike, a Poopomatic, and a talking dog!

 Meet Oscar. He's no ordinary dog .

 Sam has wanted a dog for AGES, so when Oscar turns up on this doorstep he can't believe his luck.

 And when he finds out that Oscar's secret he can't believe his ears!

 Oscar thinks humans are silly and rather badly trained - but when the freedom of the town's dogs is under threat, Oscar's about to discover that a dog's best friend is his boy. 

 Alan MacDonald is the author of many books for children, including the bestselling Dirty Bertie series, which he worked on with award-winning illustrator David Roberts. His series Troll Trouble (Bloomsbury) has been optioned for film by Twentieth Century Fox, and Alan has also published picture book The Prince of Pants (Scholastic) with the illustrator Sarah McIntyre. When not busy with books, Alan writes for children's TV series such as Horrid Henry, The Tweenies, Boo! and Fimbles.

 Sarah Horne has illustrated many hilarious children's books, including Llama United by Scott Allen (Pan Macmillan) the Fizzlebert Stump series by A. F. Harrold (Bloomsbury), the Guinea Pigs Online series by Amanda Swift and Jennifer Grey (Quercus) and Michael Rosen's Laugh Out Loud Joke Book (Scholastic). Sarah grew up in Derbyshire and now lives in London.

Ask Oscar

Il était une fois un cochon nommé Pegotty qui croyait être le plus joli, le plus rose, le plus parfait cochon du monde. Mais les autres animaux n'étaient pas tous de cet avis. Comment faire
pour retrouver confiance en soi ?

Pegotty la coquette

The second book in a brilliantly funny new series from bestselling Dirty Bertie author Alan MacDonald, about a boy and his incredible talking dog.

 Oscar's back . and he's got plenty to talk about!

 Sam had a very ordinary life, until Oscar the dog arrived on his doorstep. Because Oscar has a big secret - he can talk!

 In Sam and Oscar's second adventure, Sam's dad wants the whole family to get involved in his new business idea (a cafe with a rather unusual menu), but Sam's got other things to worry about when dogs start disappearing . can Sam and Oscar unmask the dastardly dognappers?

 A warm and funny series of doggy adventures, perfect for fans of Spydog, My Brother's Famous Bottom by Jeremy Strong, Horrid Henry and Pamela Butchart. 

 Alan MacDonald is the author of many books for children, including the bestselling Dirty Bertie series, which he worked on with award-winning illustrator David Roberts. His series Troll Trouble (Bloomsbury) has been optioned for film by Twentieth Century Fox, and Alan has also published picture book The Prince of Pants (Scholastic) with the illustrator Sarah McIntyre. When not busy with books, Alan writes for children's TV series such as Horrid Henry, The Tweenies, Boo! and Fimbles.

 Sarah Horne has illustrated many hilarious children's books, including Llama United by Scott Allen (Pan Macmillan) the Fizzlebert Stump series by A. F. Harrold (Bloomsbury), the Guinea Pigs Online series by Amanda Swift and Jennifer Grey (Quercus) and Michael Rosen's Laugh Out Loud Joke Book (Scholastic). Sarah grew up in Derbyshire and now lives in London.

Oscar and the Dognappers

The third book in a brilliantly funny new series for 6+ readers from bestselling Dirty Bertie author Alan MacDonald, about a boy and his incredible talking dog.

 Sam had a very ordinary life, until Oscar the dog arrived on his doorstep. Because Oscar has a big secret - he can talk!

 Oscar usually has a lot to say on any subject, but in this book something makes him speechless . a CAT has moved in next door! And Carmen the pampered feline is almost as much of a nightmare neighbour as her owner, Mrs Bentley-Wallop.

 But Sam and Oscar have bigger things to worry about. When a jewel thief strikes, it's time for the daring duo to turn detective . Can they sniff out the culprit before it's too late?

 Don't miss Oscar's other adventures!Book 1: Ask OscarBook 2: Oscar and the Dognappers

 Perfect for fans of Spydog, Jeremy Strong, Horrid Henry and Pamela Butchart's Wigglesbottom Primary series.

Oscar and the CATastrophe

Raoul Craspouille, est un garçon bourré d'idées géniales, mais aussi un peu fripouille et un peu cracra.... Un recueil de 3 histoires impertinentes et drôles. Fou rire garanti ! 

1. But! 
Raoul déteste les entraînements de foot. À quoi bon courir dans le froid? Sélectionné malgré lui pour être goal lors d'une rencontre interscolaire, il va devoir faire courageusement barrage à des volées de tirs au but. 

2. Patatras! 
Le voyage scolaire conduit Raoul et sa classe dans une vieille bâtisse moisie avec obligation de remplir un questionnaire à la fin de la visite! Comment supplanter Nick-je-sais-tout qui prétend effectuer un parcours sans faute? Raoul décide de semer de faux indices. 

3. Abracadabra! 
Grâce à sa boîte de magie, Raoul persuade son entourage de ses pouvoirs illimités. Mais lorsqu'il tente de changer Eugène en ver de terre, le succès est plutôt inattendu: impossible de lui rendre sa forme initiale!

Partagez les idées plus que géniales d'une adorable fripouille!

Raoul craspouille joue et gagne

Raoul supportera-t-il un bébé pot de colle un week-end entier ? Trouvera-t-il l moyen d'imposer le retour des frites au menu de la cantine ? Echappera-t-il à la fête d'anniversaire spécial filles de sa voisine Angela ? Pour le savoir, plongez vite ce recueil de 3 histoires impertinentes et drôles. Fou rire garanti !

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