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26 oeuvres 708 utilisateurs 24 critiques

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Comprend les noms: Bijou Le Tor, Bijou Le Tord

Œuvres de Bijou Le Tord

Sing a New Song: A Book of Psalms (1997) 73 exemplaires
PEACE ON EARTH (1992) 63 exemplaires
Noah's Trees (1999) 51 exemplaires
Rabbit Seeds (1984) 40 exemplaires
The Little Shepherd (1991) 30 exemplaires
The Deep Blue Sea (1757) 27 exemplaires
The River and the Rain (1994) 26 exemplaires
The Little Hills of Nazareth (1988) 15 exemplaires
Good Wood Bear (1985) 13 exemplaires
A Brown Cow (1989) 11 exemplaires
The Generous Cow (1977) 9 exemplaires
Elephant Moon (1993) 8 exemplaires
Picking & weaving (1980) 8 exemplaires
A Perfect Place to Be (1976) 8 exemplaires
Joseph and Nellie (1986) 6 exemplaires
My Grandma Leonie (1987) 6 exemplaires
Merry Christmas, Hooper Dooper (1979) 5 exemplaires
An Alphabet of Sounds:ABC (1981) 4 exemplaires
Mamie Léonie (2000) 1 exemplaire
Little Shepherd 1 exemplaire

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female
Nationalité
France
Lieu de naissance
Saint-Raphael, French Riveria, France
Lieux de résidence
Sag Harbor, New York, USA
St. Julien Molin Molette, France
Courte biographie
Bijou Le Tord was born in Saint-Raphaël on the French Riviera. She lives in Sag Harbor, New York, USA and in St. Julien Molin Molette, France, where she works as a writer and artist of picture books for children.
Her most highly acclaimed books include: A Bird Or Two: A Story About
Henri Matisse, A Blue Butterfly: A Story About Claude Monet, and Noah's Trees. She is now working on a book about Marc Chagall. Her future projects include a book about the American artist Georgia O'Keeffe and the continuing series about 20th Century artists: Paul Cézanne, Pierre Bonnard, Mirò, and Constantin Brancusi. Bijou is illustrating a book of "little stories" about St. Francis of Assisi.

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a great book that discusses the life of henri matisse and how he created his wonderful works of art.
6 books
 
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TUCC | 1 autre critique | Jun 15, 2017 |
An unusual take on the Noah story, focused on beloved trees dutifully cut down to build the ark. The book leaves the rest of the ark story a mystery, which keeps it from touching on scary aspects of the flood and its impact. - Marla S.
 
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cavlibrary | Sep 22, 2016 |
This book was awesome for a lesson plan for a younger crowd, maybe 2nd graders. It has a model in the back to help make a birdhouse of your own at the end! I enjoyed this book about Bear building a birdhouse.
 
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Trock33 | 3 autres critiques | Nov 25, 2014 |
This story is about Jesus telling stories called parables. One of the parable examples Jesus tells is about some seeds that fall outside soft furrows. Birds then swoop and eat those seeds leaving little crumbs behind. Some crumbs fall on the rocky ground, and others fall where they can not grow. The point behind this parable is " God nurtures us the same way the good earth nurtures the little seeds." These parables explain how God will be there to take care of you no matter what!
 
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kfisher524 | 1 autre critique | Nov 23, 2014 |

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Œuvres
26
Membres
708
Popularité
#35,797
Évaluation
3.1
Critiques
24
ISBN
43
Langues
1

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