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Folio Cadet - 419: Ma chère momie

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  • 128 stránek
  • 5 hodin čtení

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In unabridged form read by Sophie Thompson, the story follows Verity and her aging tabby cat, Mabel, who once belonged to Verity's deceased mother. Though Mabel is not as sprightly as she once was, Verity cherishes her, especially during visits to her mother's grave, which provoke unsettling thoughts about death. When Verity discovers Mabel has died, she decides to mummify her, inspired by ancient Egyptian practices, believing this will keep them together forever. However, the challenges of sourcing mummification materials and the potential fuss from Gran over hygiene complicate her plans. Jacqueline Wilson crafts a compelling narrative about a spirited girl grappling with the loss of a beloved pet. The story transcends its premise, offering a poignant exploration of a family's unresolved grief over a long-lost loved one. Wilson skillfully addresses serious themes while maintaining focus on her characters' deeply personal experiences, making for a captivating read.

Nákup knihy

Folio Cadet - 419: Ma chère momie, Jacqueline Wilson, Olivier de Broca, Nick Sharratt

Jazyk
Rok vydání
2002
Vazba
(měkká),
Stav knihy
Velmi dobrá
Cena
69 Kč

Doručení

Platební metody

3,6
Velmi dobrá
469 Hodnocení

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Titul
Folio Cadet - 419: Ma chère momie
Jazyk
francouzsky
Rok vydání
2002
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
128
ISBN10
2070549763
ISBN13
9782070549764
Série
První vydání
2006
Původní název
Cat mummy
Hodnocení
3,55 z 5
Anotace
In unabridged form read by Sophie Thompson, the story follows Verity and her aging tabby cat, Mabel, who once belonged to Verity's deceased mother. Though Mabel is not as sprightly as she once was, Verity cherishes her, especially during visits to her mother's grave, which provoke unsettling thoughts about death. When Verity discovers Mabel has died, she decides to mummify her, inspired by ancient Egyptian practices, believing this will keep them together forever. However, the challenges of sourcing mummification materials and the potential fuss from Gran over hygiene complicate her plans. Jacqueline Wilson crafts a compelling narrative about a spirited girl grappling with the loss of a beloved pet. The story transcends its premise, offering a poignant exploration of a family's unresolved grief over a long-lost loved one. Wilson skillfully addresses serious themes while maintaining focus on her characters' deeply personal experiences, making for a captivating read.