Clovis Ecrevisse et Batiste Béte-Puante - Clovis Ecrevisse et le Bon Voyage a Pauline

Poo-yi! There is nothing more foul than the smell of a skunk, except for the harsh words of teasing children. Mary Alice Fontenot has created a delightful story to teach children that people who are different from themselves are special in their own way, too. It is late summer on the bayou, and the friends are sad because soon summer will be gone. Christophe Cricket chirps sadly, "Je suis triste, je suis bien triste, parce que l'�t� est...
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Poo-yi! There is nothing more foul than the smell of a skunk, except for the harsh words of teasing children. Mary Alice Fontenot has created a delightful story to teach children that people who are different from themselves are special in their own way, too. It is late summer on the bayou, and the friends are sad because soon summer will be gone. Christophe Cricket chirps sadly, "Je suis triste, je suis bien triste, parce que l'�t� est pass�," which means I am sad,
I am so sad, because the summer is over. The bayou friends are even sadder because it is time for Bertile Butterfly to leave. She must fly south for the winter with the other monarch butterflies, and cannot stay in the bayou much longer. To wish Bertile bon voyage, Clovis throws a going-away party, complete with music and entertainment. All of the friends will be there�they all want to say good-bye to their friend Bertile.