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The country of the giant trees

The country of the giant trees

6-8 ans - 10 pages, 405 mots | 5 minutes de lecture | © Le Regard Sonore, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés


The country of the giant trees

The country of the giant trees

After a long journey, Moko arrives in Amazonia. He thinks that all of the people from this country must be giants because the trees in the forest he comes across are enormous. He climbs the tallest tree he can find and looks out towards the landscape and sees that the trees stretch out as far as the eye can see. Moko wonders if this is what the end of the world looks like. He feels quite alone and makes a wish to the stars to put a new friend on his path.

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The country of the giant trees A tale by Arnaud de Buchy Pedagogical content by Emmanuelle Reyss & Jean-Baptiste Lorenzo Illustrated by Sonia Grandame & Joachim Hérissé Le Regard Sonore Editions


The day shook its last colors upon the surface of the waves. Moko approached the shore. Immense trees lined the coast, hiding the sunset. Moko tied his boat and started walking, full of hope.
"I must finally be at the end of the world", Moko said to himself. As he walked deeper into the forest, he noticed gigantic shadows, dancing, in holes of light, at the bottom of big trees. The fruit, bigger than the moon, dangled at the tip of the branches. Moko walked for a long time, for so long that he started to wonder if this forest had an end.