In person(s)
"Arbristoires", poetic natural and botanical stories by Laurent Azuelos
Audio 29:00
Laurent Azuelos.
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By: Pascal Paradou Follow
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Seventeen portraits of trees told in the form of tales, legends or even poems, by a botanist and storyteller on immersive music that takes us to the heart of the forests
", this is the presentation of this great book of images that can also be viewed online.
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Laurent Azuelos,
botanist at the
Natural History Museum,
storyteller and musician within the Muziconte Nature association, and author of the book
Arbristoires,
published by Didier Jeunesse.
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"
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", published by Editions de l'Opportun.
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