Résultats pour "Bernard" dans Fiction sur les animaux

Il était une fois un petit lapin qui se prenait pour Superlapin. Lorsque sa maman lui disait : " Que vas-tu faire aujourd'hui, mon petit lapin ? ", il répondait : " Mais enfin, chère mère, je ne suis pas un petit lapin, je suis SUPERLAPIN ! Les Superlapins attrapent les méchants, vous le savez bien ! " Et le petit lapin - pardon, Superlapin -, dans son costume de Superlapin, partait chasser les méchants. Superlapin n'a peur de rien. Il peut sauter dans le creux d'un arbre, même s'il y fait très froid et très sombre. Même s'il y a un méchant armé d'une épée caché à l'intérieur.

“Bernard and his newfound friends—revolutionary rats, wise-cracking cats, and coffee-chugging squirrels, to name a few—will delight and inspire readers of all ages!” —Erin Entrada Kelly, Newbery Medal-winning author of Hello, Universe The drowsy Dormouse from Lewis Carroll’s...

Nick and Teresa from King of the Beach have never seen snow and asked their father to tell them a story about a place where it snows. Dad tells them about Bernard, a young St. Bernard puppy, who lives in the Alps and wants to be a rescue dog. The bigger dogs just laugh at him. A big snow storm comes and gives Bernard a chance to show how big his heart is. A story that emphasizes that, even if you are physically small, you can still do big things.

Ben the Bernard was only a puppy when his owner, Olivia, brought him home to her big ranch. On her ranch, she had all sorts of dogs and horses. There were big ones, small ones, and boys and girls. Olivia loved all her animals, and she especially loved her new dog, Ben the Bernard. Being only a puppy, he was much smaller than the other dogs, but sure enough he started to grow. However, that didn't stop the other ranchers from telling Olivia that her new dog was too small to work on a ranch.