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Les poubelles sauvages

Les poubelles sauvages

Ages 9-12 - 16 pages, 972 words | 9 minutes of reading | © Éditions du Pourquoi pas, 2021, for the 1st publication - all rights reserved


Les poubelles sauvages

Les poubelles sauvages

It all started with a sweet. As he was passing through Dici Street, Mr. Dubalai, from Dacoté Street, threw the wrapper of his soft caramel onto the pavement. A little later, Mrs. Prout-prout, who also lives on Dacoté Street, brought down a three-legged chair on Dici Street. On the same day in the same place, Mr. Léger got rid of his old fridge. "I've seen it all!" yelped a neighbour from her window. If she had known what was going to happen next, maybe she would have done something about it, right then and there. After a while, the people of Dici Street decided to react. The war on littering was declared.

Cet album a été sélectionné pour le Prix Danielle Grondein 2022.

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