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Madame Pamplemousse And The Time Travelling Cafe
In Paris there is a cafe, elegantly furnished with polished wooden tables and an awning of striped gold and green, whose walls are filled with drinks such as Green Fairy Liqueur, Mermaid Madeira and Red Devil Lemonade. And sitting on the bar is a large, silver, steam-powered expresso coffee machine.The cafe is owned by Monsieur Moutarde, and Monsieur Moutarde has made the...more
Paperback, 148 pages
Published
August 2010
by Bloomsbury UK
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Oh, these books are so delightfully fun! What's not to like about an adventure to save the city of Paris which is undertaken by the owner of a shop which sells 'incredible edibles', a trusting young girl and a cat named Camembert? There are also a few dinosaurs thrown in for good measure. The story carries on delightfully from the first book in the series, and I can't wait to see where the third book takes these eccentric and rather loveable characters.
L'intrigue a été un total dépaysement, c'est assez perturbant mais j'apprécie toujours cette série ! J'adore surtout son esthétisme.
I love the Madame Pamplemousse series! I cannot wait to read the next. I loved that Rupert really continues the story of the mysterious characters of Madame Pamplemousse, Camembert, and the normal girl Madeline but, I also love how he added in another cafe/shop to the story without forgetting the first.
Brilliantly written; charming
Décidément, quel délice cette série ! L'impression de retomber en enfance, que du bonheur !!
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Rupert Kingfisher’s first book, Madame Pamplemousse and Her Incredible Edibles, was highly acclaimed. His favourite authors as a child were Roald Dahl, Susan Cooper and Ursula le Guin. He also loved American horror comics and French cartoon books such as Asterix and Tintin. It was on a family holiday to Paris that he visited a bookshop dedicated to books such as Tintin – and also ate anchovies for...more
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