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La révolte des cocottes
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- Narrated by: Nathalie le Breton
- Length: 5 mins
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La révolte des cocottes
Narrated by:
Nathalie le Breton
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Publisher's Summary
Charlotte et les quarante poules de la basse-cour en ont assez d'être les seules à ranger le nid, couver les œufs et surveiller les poussins, pendant que Hadoc le coq et les poulets se prélassent et paradent la crête en l'air. Les poulettes manifestent, couvrent le cocorico matinal de leurs caquètements et font la grève des ailes. Cela cloue le bec d'Hadoc qui accepte de négocier. L'occasion pour l'autrice de jouer sur les mots du registre avicole et pour l'illustratrice de dresser une galerie de portraits désopilants de gallinacées.
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