The Bakery Of Happiness

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The Bakery of Happiness is a gentle, gorgeously illustrated tale about kindness, courage and the mysterious way one person can brighten an entire room. Ian Beck serves up a warm Parisian story with plenty of pastries, a lovable dog and just enough romance to keep things interesting without turning the bakery into a soap opera.

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What is The Bakery Of Happiness about?

In a quaint Parisian bakery, Paul bakes bread while Marie serves customers, bringing joy to all who visit. When Marie departs, the bakery loses its warmth, leaving Paul and his dog Gracie in sorrow. Can Paul restore the happiness that once filled his shop?

About the author

Ian Beck is a much-loved British author and illustrator. He is best known for illustrating the classic book 'The Owl and the Pussycat' and writing the popular 'Tom Trueheart' adventure stories. Ian’s wonderful drawings and imaginative tales have delighted children for many years. He enjoys creating magical worlds with words and pictures.

Discussion ideas around The Bakery Of Happiness

The magic of kindness: Why do customers leave the bakery feeling happier when Marie is there? What small acts of kindness can make someone’s day better?

Paul’s feelings: How do Paul’s feelings change when Marie leaves, and what do his actions show about what matters to him?

A big opportunity: Marie is offered a chance to sing at the opera. What might make a new opportunity exciting, difficult or frightening?

A special place: What makes Paul’s bakery feel different from an ordinary shop? Design your own happy place and explain what would happen there.