James Riordan Livres

Poucette est une petite fille pas plus haute qu'un pouce. Mignonne et gracieuse, elle est tour à tour enlevée par une vilaine grenouille et un gros hanneton. Finalement abandonnée dans la forêt, elle trouve refuge chez la souris des champs lorsqu'arrive l'hiver. Le voisin de cette dernière, une taupe, tombe amoureux d'elle en l'entendant chanter.Un jour qu'elle se promène dans le corridor qui sépare les deux maisons, Poucette rencontre une hirondelle blessée. Elle la soigne tout l'hiver, et l'oiseau s'envole à l'arrivée du printemps.Poucette est bien malheureuse. Mais, la veille de son mariage avec la taupe, son amie l'hirondelle revient la chercher pour l'emmener avec elle.Arrivées aux pays chauds, l'hirondelle dépose Poucette au cœur d'une fleur où l'attend un prince bien plus charmant que le fils de la grenouille et l'ennuyeuse taupe ! [babelio.com]

Thirty-five years after his death in Paris at age twenty-seven, Jim Morrison's iconic legend remains as powerful as ever, swathed in the mists of mystery. There have been numerous biographies about the self-proclaimed "Lizard King's" life and career. But none have examined his roots and childhood, the intellectual foundations of his music, his wild days with the Doors, and his enigmatic early death as completely and insightfully as Break On Through.More than simply a fascinating look at a rock legend whose cult following never stops growing, here is the definitive Morrison biography: his angry relationship with his father; the early tragedies and terrible events responsible for the darkness of his artistic vision; his private life and legal trials, including his infamous Miami obscenity bust; and the truth about his final hours. Based on extensive research and featuring dozens of rarely published photographs, this is the authoritative portrait of the poet, the grim visionary, the haunted man, and his haunting music.

A collection of sixteen tales, including original stories by a variety of Irish authors and retellings of traditional folktales

An international collection of twenty-five tales of courage, daring, and romance, featuring heroes such as Robin Hood, El Cid, Perseus, and Volund.

The book explores the rich oral traditions of Siberia, showcasing a unique spiritual democracy and the enduring purity of its folk art. With roots that stretch back two thousand years, these stories reflect the region's beauty and strangeness, offering insights into the culture and beliefs of its people. The narrative emphasizes the significance of these tales in preserving the heritage and wisdom of Siberian communities, making it a compelling journey into a lesser-known aspect of human storytelling.

Little Bunny Bobkin wants to learn how to count, but nobody will help him. Mother Duck shoos him away when he tries to count her ducklings, and the honey bees chase him away when he tries to count their poppies. When he finds he has wandered into the wild wood and is trapped in the foxes' den, he must use his counting skills to outwit Mother Fox and avoid becoming rabbit stew.

"Uprostřed pustých hor Nového Mexika musí Rebeka, Ryan a Scott čelit lžím a kouzlům mocného indiánského šamana. Mají ale šanci odhalit indiánskému kmeni pravdu, jestliže se klam vplížil do jejich vlastních řad?"