Books with author Thierry Robberecht

Thud! A wolf falls out of a book! In his own book, he was a scary wolf with sharp, pointy teeth. But in this room, he's all alone with huge, unfriendly cat glaring down at him. Quickly, he slips into another book. Who knows which story he will jump into Enchanting illustrations and familiar storybook characters make for an intruiging and lively adventure

Finding where you belong isn’t easy . . . especially when you’re a storybook wolf. In this illustrated fractured fairy tale for kids, a book falls to the floor and a wolf tumbles out. The wolf needs to get back to his story, but a hungry cat has other ideas. Jumping from book to book, this wolf is on a journey to find a new home (and to avoid becoming dinner). His sharp, pointy teeth don’t help him fit in with the dinosaurs, and his shiny black fur doesn’t get him into the ball. But a little girl in a red hood is waiting for someone just like him to arrive. For children and adults who enjoy playful twists on a classic story, The Wolf Who Fell Out of a Book’s colorful illustrations and a “story-starter” ending are sure to keep your imagination turning even after the book is returned to its shelf. Thierry Robberecht is a children’s author, graphic novel scriptwriter, and songwriter. He lives in Brussels, where he devotes himself to a passion for literature. Grégoire Mabire studied illustration at the Saint Luc Institute in Brussels. He illustrates children’s picture books and contributes to children’s magazines. This is a translated work: Le loup tombé du livre © 2015 Mijade Publications (B-5000 Namur – Belgium) Grégoire Mabire for the illustrations Thierry Robberecht for the text

This fresh and lively picture book follows Chick, an artist whose colorful, patterned eggs become too flashy for the egg factory she works in. Forced to leave her job, the homeless and penniless Chick is forced to sell her artistic eggs on the street; just as she is about to lose all hope, a kindred soul takes Chick under her wing. Chick’s new patron encourages her artistic vision, nurturing her talents and helping her to sell her eggs. Imparting the important childhood message to be true to oneself and to think creatively and independently, this book shows Chick following her dreams and reaching her full potential as an artist, a mother, and a chicken.