9 PICTURE BOOKS 36 pages | 19,5 x 23,5cm | Paperback 36 pages | 19,5 x 23,5cm | Paperback During a great storm at sea, Poirot, a newborn seal pup, lost his mother. No matter which creatures of the deep he asked while searching for her — octopuses and squid, groupers and mackerel — none of them had seen her. And as if his distress weren’t enough, he fell into human hands. “Man is the strangest of all the creatures you may meet in your life, my son. He can do the best, but also the worst,” his mother had once told him. Which of these two faces would he come to see? From Wilbur Chopson’s livestock farm, Marilyn the piglet found herself at the farm of Margaret Lovejoy and Vicky Greengrower, together with an assortment of animals. There lived a jet-black little donkey a goat who wanted to be the leader, a pony who was always dashing about wildly just to make his mane fly in the wind, and many others. What would her life be like from now on? How would the people and the farm animals treat her? What did they really want from her, in the end? Includes an appendix with informative material and photographs. Poirot, the Seal Marilyn, the Piglet ENGLISH TEXT AVAILABLE ENGLISH TEXT AVAILABLE CLICK HERE to see the book CLICK HERE to see the book
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