Figure 1.-- This title translated in German to Petra aus der zweiten meaning "Petra from second grade". The original French title of this book is: Martine ŕ l'école. This is a good example of the gowing integratin of Europe after World War II.
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Figure 1.-- This title translated in German to Petra aus der zweiten meaning "Petra from second grade". The original French title of this book is: Martine ŕ l'école. This is a good example of the gowing integratin of Europe after World War II. |
One German reader tells us that Belgian Marcel Marlier books were published and were popular in Germany. A German reader tells that she collected some because they provided nice models for learning how to draw children. The children's images are charming, perhaps our German reader tells us "a litte too cute". One title translated in German to Petra aus der zweiten meaning "Petra from second grade". The original French title of this book is: Martine ŕ l'école. This is a good example of the gowing integratin of Europe after World War II. We wonder how popular Belgian and French authors of children's literature were before the War.
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