L'Arbre sans fin
By Claude Ponti
1992
First Published
4.50
Average Rating
46
Number of Pages
Hipollène est presque grande et son père a décidé de lui apprendre tous les secrets de la chasse aux glousses. Ils habitent dans l'Arbre sans fin. Au bout d'une branche il y a toujours une autre branche. Grand-Mère sait tout de l'arbre. Grand-Mère meurt, l'arbre pleure. Hipollène se cache dans sa maison secrète. Elle est si triste qu'elle se transforme en larme, et c'est le début de son immense voyage.
Avg Rating
4.50
Number of Ratings
183
5 STARS
64%
4 STARS
25%
3 STARS
9%
2 STARS
2%
1 STARS
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Author
Claude Ponti
Author · 27 books
Claude Ponti is a prolific author, painter, and illustrator, known for his humorous explorations of the nonsense world of dreams. His first picture book, Adele’s Album, was created to amuse his young daughter; he has since authored more than sixty children’s books. On a personal note, Claude says: "I’m left-handed; I prefer cats to dogs (they don’t lick people); and I’m not a vegetarian because I can’t stand the cry of the lettuce or the carrot wrenched from the earth." He also fondly remembers climbing trees as a young boy, looking for the best spot to sit and read a book. Claude Ponti currently divides his time between the French countryside (where there are many birds, such as pheasants) and Paris (where there are pigeons).
