Resultados narrador por "David Bernard" en Todas las categorias

Gaspard et son grand frère Simon ont passé une journée de rêve à construire une Méga Giga Grande Cabane trop stylée ! Mais c'est la nuit maintenant, et il faut dormir. Aïe ! Gaspard a oublié son doudou dans la cabane. Sans doudou, pas de dodo ! Que faire ? " Gaspard, va chercher ma cape ! " dit Simon. C'est décidé. L'heure est grave. Il est temps pour Simon de révéler à Gaspard qu'il est Superlapin, un superhéros capable de braver les ténèbres pour rapporter son doudou à un petit frère sans défense...

À Noël, c'est connu, le Père Noël descend du ciel pour apporter des cadeaux aux enfants. Simon et son petit frère Gaspard ont tout préparé avec leurs parents : un sapin décoré, un goûter pour le voyageur en traîneau et ses rennes. Mais aïe ! Il neige à gros flocons.

Aujourd'hui Simon et son petit frère Gaspard vont faire les courses avec leur mère au supermarché. Maman a été très claire : on achète à manger, et rien d'autre. Les deux lapins font quelques tentatives devant les bonbons, les cartes Kikojun et les peluches Bloubiga : " Moi veux ça ! " Inflexible, Maman emplit son caddie de bons légumes, quand, tout à coup, elle aussi se met à hurler comme une folle.

Simon est tout triste et un peu jaloux. Lou, sa jolie Lou, sa chérie, Lou ne le regarde plus, ne lui sourit plus, ne lui fait plus de bisous tout doux... Elle n'a plus d'yeux que pour Mamadou. Il n'y a plus qu'avec lui qu'elle joue. Ô rage, ô désespoir ! Simon est profondément triste et horriblement jaloux. Alors, dès que quelqu'un lui dit quelque chose comme : " Va au lit ", il répond : " Patate pourrie ! " Aller au lit, quelle torture, quand on n'arrive pas à dormir.

Simon adore la petite maison où il est né. La quitter pour une plus belle ? Impossible. Pas question. Pourtant, quand son petit frère Gaspard manifeste son inquiétude à son tour, Simon trouve les mots pour lui parler du déménagement.

Ce matin, tout le monde a eu 10/10 à l'interrogation de tables de multiplication. Tous sauf Simon. Il a dit : 3 x 2 = 4, les autres ont explosé de rire et l'affreux Ferdinand l'a traité de nul. Vexation + colère = Simon est très malheureux. Heureusement, grâce à un conseil de sa maman et à une idée géniale surgie au coeur de la nuit, Simon trouve un truc pour retenir, mais surtout pour comprendre ce qu'est une table, au juste. Et il va en profiter pour battre Ferdinand aux billes.

John Blacksad, fameux détective privé, doit enquêter sur le meurtre de son ancien amour, une star de cinéma... Plongée immersive au coeur d'un pur roman noir, avec cette adaptation audio de la bande dessinée chef-d'œuvre de Juanjo Guarnido et Juan Días Canales.

If you want to learn how to beat the market, you have to learn how the market works. Never forget it: Trend is your friend! Would you like to know the world of swing trading but don't know where to start? That's why you have to buy this audiobook: This book contains all the information you need to help you approach the world of trading in the best way. Thanks to the contents of this manual, you will learn to predict market trends and generate profits thanks to proven and successful swing trading strategies.

On savait que le cerveau était l'entité la plus complexe de l'univers connu. Mais les nouvelles découvertes démontrent que ses possibilités sont bien plus étonnantes qu'on ne le croyait. Non seulement il est totalement élastique - même âgé, handicapé, voire amputé, il peut se reconstruire, apprendre, inventer -, mais aussi totalement social - un cerveau n'existe qu'en résonance avec d'autres : nous sommes neuronalement constitués pour entrer en empathie.

Dirigibles proved popular in a variety of different ways throughout the 20th century, and they continued to be complements, even as airplane technologies rapidly advanced. Modern Balloons and Airships: The History and Legacy of Dirigibles During the 20th Century looks at the development of balloons and airships during the 20th century and the innovative ways they were used.

The Wright Brothers initially underestimated the difficulties involved in flying, and they were apparently surprised by the fact that so many others were working on solving the “problem of human flight” already. Decades before their own historic plane would end up in the National Air & Space Museum, Wilbur and Orville asked the Smithsonian for reading materials and brushed up on everything from the works of their contemporaries to Leonardo Da Vinci.

Few people need to be reminded in the 21st century of the cost of European imperialism and colonization on indigenous and native cultures around the world. The increasingly controversial view of Columbus Day, still represented on the United States commemorative calendar, attests quite clearly to an ambiguous modern view of early European encounters with Native Americans. Slavery, disease, land and resource appropriation, and the rapid disintegration of indigenous societies are all characteristics of European global expansion.

Today the Space Race is widely viewed poignantly and fondly as a race to the Moon that culminated with Apollo 11 “winning” the Race for the United States. In fact, it encompassed a much broader range of competition between the Soviet Union and the United States...On February 20, 1962, John Glenn orbited the Earth, nearly a year after Gagarin’s orbit, and he remains best known for that historic feat...this audiobook profiles his life, chronicles his historic space mission, and details all the highlights before and after it.

Early Balloons and Airships: The History of the City’s Underground Ossuaries and Burial Network looks at the development of the first balloons and airships, and how they were primarily used. You will learn about the first airships like never before.

As 1975 dawned, the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) prepared for a final series of campaigns to conquer the territory of South Vietnam, leading to a chain of events that culminated with the fall of Saigon and some of the most infamous footage in 20th century America’s history. The Fall of Saigon: The History of the Battle for South Vietnam’s Capital and the End of the Vietnam War examines how the war ended.

The Mamluks of Egypt, a group of warriors, slaves, and kings. Hailing from the Eurasian steppes, the Mamluks were not Arab, but ethnically Turkish, enslaved at a young age, and sold into military service in Egypt, where they underwent intense military training in Cairo.The Mamluks held a tight grip on political and military power, and this system of recruitment from abroad and social isolation created an elite army loyal to the state and succeeded in barring the ruled people, even the sons of the Mamluks, from entering the ruling classes.

The magnificent monolith the locals call “Uluru”, situated in the heart of Australia, hovers over a patchy bed of desert poplars and spinifex grasslands. The pleasant, but otherwise unexceptional, surroundings of the spellbinding sandstone landform only further accentuates its majesty - one that can be appreciated from a variety of angles.

It was in the nature of Belgium’s withdrawal from Africa that power was essentially handed over to the first in line to receive it. Very little of the careful preparation that characterized the British withdrawal from Africa was evident in Congo. As it turned out, the first in line to take power was a tall, stern-featured ideologue by the name of Patrice Lumumba. This audiobook looks at one of the most important African leaders of the 20th century.