The bird who ate the clouds
Enhanced version of the tale for children (3-5 years) written and drawn by Sophie Dri desprez.
You will find all the text and drawings of the paper version but increased with animations and sounds making the whole even more poetic.
It can be read on computer, tablet, smartphone, all systems combined.
Procedure: You will get this EPub or PDF (which is a complete fixed version of the tale) and will find inside the information necessary to read and/or download the animated version.
As always with us, there is no DRM and it can be shared, reasonably :-), around you.
Excerpt : https://anim.editions-lescalier.com/bird/excerpt/
Have a good read!
"At the end of winter, from between the roots of the great beeches, in the heart of the deepest forests a small blue bird with plumage as bright as a summer sky emerges.
It emerges from the humus where the egg was buried that its mother had delicately deposited at the very beginning of the previous autumn and then well covered with a thick layer of good brown earth, light and fragrant, to shelter it from the great cold during the darkest days of the year."
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You will find all the text and drawings of the paper version but increased with animations and sounds making the whole even more poetic.
It can be read on computer, tablet, smartphone, all systems combined.
Procedure: You will get this EPub or PDF (which is a complete fixed version of the tale) and will find inside the information necessary to read and/or download the animated version.
As always with us, there is no DRM and it can be shared, reasonably :-), around you.
Excerpt : https://anim.editions-lescalier.com/bird/excerpt/
Have a good read!
"At the end of winter, from between the roots of the great beeches, in the heart of the deepest forests a small blue bird with plumage as bright as a summer sky emerges.
It emerges from the humus where the egg was buried that its mother had delicately deposited at the very beginning of the previous autumn and then well covered with a thick layer of good brown earth, light and fragrant, to shelter it from the great cold during the darkest days of the year."
How to read this smartbook?
On the MySmartBook apps
(with discussion)
(with discussion)
On my computer
(without discussion)
(without discussion)
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