book available in French only
"The star lighter" is a storybook for children that plunges them into a fantastic world full of adventure. This second volume in the "Tales of the Star Fairy" series brings together two fascinating stories, both beautifully illustrated with full-color watercolors.
 
and a story about a vine, a rose and a fairy...
 
The first story, entitled "L'allumeur d'étoiles", features Marchaleau, a star-loving character. Every evening, he climbs to the top of a castle tower to admire and count the stars. One evening, however, he realizes he's running out. Intrigued, he asks his animal friends if they've seen who's stolen them. What begins as a simple riddle soon turns into a thrilling adventure in which Marchaleau must solve the mystery of the disappearing stars. Young readers will be captivated by this story full of suspense and twists and turns. It's a story about a wicked witch and stars that have gone out or are falling out!
 
The second story, entitled "Alphonse et Rosalie", features Monsieur Nerbard, who one day discovers that his vineyard is producing a wine that tastes and looks like a rose. Intrigued by this strange phenomenon, he decides to investigate with the help of his faithful dog Nounours. Readers will follow with interest Monsieur Nerbard's adventures as he attempts to unravel the mystery of this strange taste. This delightful story blends the magic of naturethe magic of a fairy with a touch of adventure, making for exciting reading for curious young minds.
 
"L'allumeur d'étoiles" and "Alphonse et Rosalie" are stories suitable for children from the age of 4, and also for those who can already read. Full-color watercolor illustrations add an important visual dimension to these enchanting tales. Young readers will be transported into fantastical worlds where stars play a central role and magic is ever-present.
 
Whether as a bedtime story or a reading book, "L'allumeur d'étoiles" promises to enchant children and take them on wonderful adventures. This book is ideal for encouraging young readers' imagination, ability to dream and curiosity.