Camille the chameleon is sad because she never succeeds in winning the game of hide and seek.
Despite her inability to blend into the background during games with members of her family, she will manage to hide herself perfectly when playing with other animals.
How does she get there?
This 4th The story of the “Animated Animals” collection is funny and demonstrates that despite certain pitfalls or learning difficulties, we can still have fun, have fun… and win games!
Ideal for first readings or for readings fast sleep and for an introduction to colors.
This book contains 7 illustrations that come to life using the application Alaska .
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Marie-C. Lachance is a graduate of the National School of Humor. She notably participated in the staging of one man show by Simon Gouache, Martin Petit and François Bellefeuille (winner of an Olivier for directing). She also acts as a content producer on several galas including Prix Gémeaux, ComédiHA, and Les Olivier.
When she has time, she writes a podcast about Disney, chicklit and children's albums. “The chameleon…” is the 4th history of the “Animated Animals” collection and its 6th book, just as humorous as the others!
ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR:
Mike Pelland is a graduate of Concordia University (BFA). An accomplished artist, he explores animated cinema, television, media arts and visual arts. He regularly participated in international projects including Miami Scope , New York Affordable art fair and Affordable Art Fair Battersea (London). Passionate about culture, he shares his free time between drawing and his immense garden.
Other information
Target audience: 2 to 7 years old
Format: 21.5 cm x 21.5 cm soft cover
Number of pages: 40 color pages
ISBN 978-2-9816217-3-3
