La maison qui s'envole

by Claude Roy

Est-il bien raisonnable de laisser quatre enfants seuls à la maison sous la garde d'un grand-père très somnolent ? Des enfants turbulents qui ne pensent qu'à tout démonter, de l'horloge à l'escalier. La maison devient un véritable champ de bataille au moment où les objets décident de se révolter...

Genres: Childrens, France

96 pages, Pocket Book

First published December 1, 1977

About the author

Claude Roy, writer: born Paris 28 August 1915; twice married, secondly to Loleh Bellon (one son); died Paris 13 December 1997.
The son of the artiste-peintre Felicien Roy, Claude Roy was born with an eye for the unusual and colourful, and an ear for words so acute, he always seemed like a child learning to speak and read.

Several of his best known books are rhymes, poems and absurd tales for the young of all ages, illustrated by well-known artists, among whom he had many friends, including Picasso, Balthus, Zao Wou Ki and Zoran Music. Roy's last work was a book on his friend, Balthus (1996). His most enchanting children's books, two volumes of Enfantasques (1974 and 1978) are illustrated by his own witty collages. He wrote a delightful book about the art of painting, inspired by memories of watching his father at work, in L'Amour de la peinture (1955).

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Reviews

[Lina Kalech]

le livre est joli .

[Gildas]

Un livre indispensable.