This wacky, whimsical story about the trouble with playing with Mom's makeup is reissued in paperback with an eye-catching new cover. Full-color illustrations.

Maquillage a gogo

In this delightful story, Julie meets a new boy in her neighborhood, David, whose father is a giant. "Munsch has another winner in this appealing story." - "Canadian Materials""The pace is quick, the events bizarre, the appeal guaranteed." - "Calgary Herald"""David's Father" touches on a fantasy children (and some adults) have: to find someone big, powerful and kind to protect them from a harsch world. And it does it with great humour and charm. Michael Martchenko's drawings, as wonderfully exaggerated as the plot, perfectly complement the text." - "Quill & Quire"

Le papa de David (Droles D'histoires)

Tout le monde est en retard pour le mariage et tout va de travers! Par chance, Émilie est là avec sa belle robe à rubans et elle peut tout arranger!

Ribambelle De Rubans

"A Promise Is A Promise" is about the Qallupilluq (plural, Qallupilluit), an imaginary creature like a troll, that lives in the Hudson’s Bay or resides in icebergs. The Qallupilluit wear women’s parkas of loon feathers, are grotesque-looking, and grab children who come too near the shore or stand too close to cracks in sea ice. The main character in the story is Allashua, a young Inuk girl.

Une promesse, c'est une promesse

One of Robert Munsch's most popular and ingenious characters is now available as a doll. Dressed in her trademark paper bag, the spunky but dishevelled Elizabeth is ready to tackle new adventures.

La princesse dans un sac

“Something good” is exactly what Tyya, Andrew and Julie want to put into their shopping cart. Tyya’s dad won’t buy anything good at the store—no ice cream, no candy, no cookies. But when Daddy gets fed up and tells Tyva to "Stand here and Don't Move!" Tyva knows she's in big trouble... and that's when the story becomes Munsch's own, witty and warm.

Ou Es-Tu, Catherine: #14 (Droles D'histoires Series, 14)

On partage tout!

Les superbes illustrations de Mike Boldt animent à la perfection cette histoire hilarante de Robert Munsch.Lors d'une sortie en mer avec son père, Kristi tombe par-dessus bord. Lorsque son père la secourt, elle tient dans ses mains un énorme poisson. Ni une ni deux, le pêcheur y voit une méthode miraculeuse pour attraper de très gros poissons...

Maquillage a gogo

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