(item sold as is, used condition see all photos)
Grégoire Solotareff
Loulou
(1991)
27 pages
Leisure Schools
(320x225x10)mm
Weight: 430 grams

When a young wolf and a little rabbit meet, sometimes they play FEAR OF THE WOLF and even FEAR OF THE RABBIT. Until we are too afraid. Will Tom the little rabbit and Loulou the young wolf manage to remain the best friends in the world?

Grégoire Solotareff was born in 1953 in Alexandria, Egypt, to a father who was a doctor of Lebanese origin and a mother who was a painter and illustrator of Russian origin, Olga Lecaye.
He first practiced medicine then decided to devote himself to drawing and writing, and more particularly to children's books. He created his first albums in 1985 when his son asked for images for the stories he told. Since that date, he has published more than 150 books for young people, mainly at the leisure school. Several of his stories were illustrated by his sister Nadja or by his mother, Olga Lecaye, thus continuing an artistic bond initiated in childhood.
In 2003, he adapted his album, Loulou, into a medium-length animated film, in close collaboration with the screenwriter Jean-Luc Fromental, under the title Loulou and other wolves, composed of several short films...