Babar's Guide to Paris
By Laurent de Brunhoff
Isabelle's solo Paris trip reveals surprises beyond the city's famous sights
charming · informative · whimsical
Genres
What is Babar's Guide to Paris about?
When Babar's youngest daughter, Isabelle, embarks on her first solo trip to Paris, he offers her advice on experiencing the city's delights. From savouring treats at cafés and exploring bustling street markets to admiring the Eiffel Tower and strolling along the Seine, Babar's guidance ensures Isabelle enjoys every moment. Through charming illustrations, readers join Isabelle on her adventure, discovering Paris's iconic sights and sounds, while being reminded of the warmth of returning home to family.
About the author
Laurent de Brunhoff was a French author and illustrator best known for continuing the much-loved adventures of Babar, the friendly elephant king. He wrote and drew many colourful Babar books, including Babar and His Children and Babar’s Birthday Surprise. His gentle stories, imaginative pictures and cheerful characters have delighted children and families around the world.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2017
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