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  • Would recommend 70  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    This book, rare, addresses a subject on a dramatic tone shifted as it looks totally inspired Queneau. Ask yourself one or two hours: this will be enough to complete these "sandwiches at kétcheupe" and you take a liking to the boy manhandled by l
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  • Very well written as usual  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    but frankly the story - even if the subject is more serious - is treated far too short. To read on the subway between stations ...
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  • gentillet  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    Le petit Nicolas, it always happens to funny stuff. He goes to kindergarten, and as it is hyperactive and not lucky kind, it goes inevitably wrong, whether at school or at home. In a humorous way and in a very simple language, Marie-Sabine Roger tell
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  • What a trip!  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    This author I just found takes you into the head of a small boy abused and it is a very moving and very funny journey together
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  • well lived the poverty ??  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    MS as usual addresses the problems of modern life with humor, and it shows us that we can be happy in spite of the context in which we live. But the reality in our time is different, I think!
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  • Funny and moving  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    Reissue of a title released in 2000 sold at Nathan, at kétcheupe The bread is a funny and moving novel. What a lovely spontaneous and confusing to play down violence! Nicolas is 5 years old, he is in Kindergarten, a little turbulent, it is often take
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  • As touching as head fallow  

    The sandwiches at kétcheupe (Paperback)
    What is impressive at Marie Sabine Roger, is the ability from a simple fact, and plunge us into the heart of the "hero". This novel is as sensitive and emotional as the fallow head. I do not understand that booksellers sulk Marie Sabine Roger an
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