Ann Kronheimer Livres

A truly magical colouring book, brimming with extraordinary illustrations of fantastic fairytale princesses, sparkling slippers, amazing ballgowns, cute carriages and pretty ponies.

The Ballet Colouring Book is packed with stunning pictures to colour and complete. With perfect pirouettes, gorgeous costumes, scenes from famous ballets, and much more, it's the perfect gift for any budding ballerina.

These titles in the popular First Reading series are re-issued with hardback covers with audio CDs inserted into a wallet inside the back cover.

Children will simply fall in love with this enchanting collection of fabulous fairies and magical scenes to colour. From adding flashes of colour to fairy toadstools, to completing fantastic fairy dresses or bright, beautiful wings and wonderful wands, there's plenty of fairy-magic to be had.

This icy new colouring book is full of shimmering crystal palaces, dazzling mountain scenes and perfect ice princesses. From giving friendly snowmen cuddly jumpers and colouring in a speeding sleigh to creating the perfect ball gown, The Ice Princess Colouring Book will guarantee hours of frosty fun!

The perfect gift for fashion-lovers, The Fashion Through Time Colouring Book charts the history of clothes and fashion in intricate detail from the Ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks, right up through the roaring 20s and the swinging 60s to today.

Get lost in the depths of the Indian jungle with beautifully illustrated colouring scenes from Rudyard Kipling's classic The Jungle Book, in this brand new colouring book.

Meet the boy who never grew up and fly away to Neverland with beautifully illustrated colouring scenes from best-loved children's tale, Peter Pan.

Colour your way along the yellow brick road all the way to the City of Emeralds in The Wizard of Oz Colouring Book.

Orgueil et préjugés est le plus connu des six romans achevés de Jane Austen. Son histoire, sa question, est en apparence celle d'un mariage : l'héroïne, la vive et ironique Elizabeth Bennett qui n'est pas riche, aimera-t-elle le héros, le riche et orgueilleux Darcy ? Si oui, en sera-t-elle aimée ? Si oui, encore, l'épousera-t-elle ? Mais il apparaît clairement qu'il n'y a en fait qu'un héros qui est l'héroïne, et que c'est par elle, en elle et pour elle que tout se passe.