The Cat From Across the Way (eBook, ePUB) - Raymond, Eva
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This is the story of a cat called Bianco, who meets a dog named Chocolate. Both so different and yet so close. From this chance encounter grows a deep friendship based on shared values and companionship. One day, Bianco decided to go a little further afield than usual. He likes to climb on the Parisian terraces and balconies but this time, he takes a path of a sidewalk. Leaving the 15th district, he walks for a long time until he gets lost. At Place de la Bastille he meets Chocolate, a dog who also explores Paris in a different way. This book is a walk through Paris with these two pals whose…mehr

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This is the story of a cat called Bianco, who meets a dog named Chocolate. Both so different and yet so close. From this chance encounter grows a deep friendship based on shared values and companionship. One day, Bianco decided to go a little further afield than usual. He likes to climb on the Parisian terraces and balconies but this time, he takes a path of a sidewalk. Leaving the 15th district, he walks for a long time until he gets lost. At Place de la Bastille he meets Chocolate, a dog who also explores Paris in a different way. This book is a walk through Paris with these two pals whose curiosity and kindness will hopefully lead to greater tolerance among all people ...

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Born in Slovakia, she studied modern literature , project management and cultural mediation in Paris. After living there for 15 years, she now lives in Vienna, Austria. Passionate about languages and literature, she publishes her first children's book in French, English, and German "The Cat from Across the Way". Written in 2 volumes, the first one is called Chocolate, and the second one, Caramel. The book is for children but also for adults, by covering topics such as friendship, tolerance, and diversity ...