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Philippe Coudray

    Philippe Coudray is a beloved creator of children's comics and illustrated books, widely recognized in his native France. His work often finds a place in educational settings, celebrated by young readers for its accessible and engaging style. He frequently collaborates with his twin brother, Jean-Luc, on humorous projects, blending their creative energies. Coudray's artistic pursuits extend to painting and a unique fascination with exploring and documenting his travels.

    Bigby Bear Book 3
    Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking: Toon Books Level 2
    Bigby Bear: For All Seasons
    Benjamin Bear in "Bright Ideas!"
    Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking
    Benjamin Bear in Brain Storms!: Toon Level 2
    • The book features a series of one-page comic strips centered around Benjamin Bear, a serious character who approaches life with a unique and humorous logic. Each strip showcases his whimsical perspective, providing readers with a blend of laughter and insight through his quirky adventures and interactions.

      Benjamin Bear in Brain Storms!: Toon Level 2
    • Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.1(10)Add rating

      Benjamin Bear does everything in his own funny way, whether it's drying dishes on a rabbit’s back or sharing his sweater without taking it off. In this series of gags starring a very loopy bear, Philippe Coudray creates a zany world that makes kids think and solve puzzles, drawing all readers into the game.

      Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking
    • Benjamin Bear in "Bright Ideas!"

      A Toon Book

      • 35 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.2(569)Add rating

      Benjamin Bear, accompanied by his faithful rabbit friend, continues to share his observations and questions about the world around him.

      Benjamin Bear in "Bright Ideas!"
    • A series of vignettes on imagination, science, mathematics, and the life of our planet...shared from the perspective of a curious bear and his furry, forest-dwelling friends!

      Bigby Bear: For All Seasons
    • Featuring a whimsical bear, this collection of humorous gags by Philippe Coudray invites children into a playful and imaginative world. The stories encourage creativity and critical thinking, making them not only entertaining but also thought-provoking for young readers.

      Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking: Toon Books Level 2
    • Bigby Bear Book 3

      • 104 pages
      • 4 hours of reading
      3.6(38)Add rating

      A series of vignettes on imagination, science, mathematics, and the life of our planet…shared from the perspective of a curious bear and his furry, forest-dwelling friends! Bigby Bear lives peacefully in the lush mountains where he was born, but now he is ready to explore further than his forest home and the changing seasons. Follow Bigby and his furry friends as they head to space!

      Bigby Bear Book 3
    • Bigby Bear

      • 96 pages
      • 4 hours of reading
      3.6(130)Add rating

      A series of vignettes on imagination, science, mathematics, and the life of our planet...shared from the perspective of a curious bear and his furry, forest-dwelling friends! Bigby Bear lives peacefully in the lush mountains where he was born. Struggling to figure out nature and its elements, Bigby engages in silly experiments of all kinds. Accompanied by his loyal rabbit friend, he gives us the secret to living a happy, simple life: to follow your curiosity, and make friends along the way.A feel-good tale for all ages!

      Bigby Bear
    • The whimsical adventures of Benjamin Bear take readers through imaginative scenarios, such as knitting a sweater for a sheep and exploring a fish's underwater home. With playful situations like riding a square-wheeled bicycle down stairs, the book invites young readers into a world of creativity and fun, showcasing the charm and curiosity of its beloved character.

      Benjamin Bear in Bright Ideas!
    • L'ours Barnabé

      Sans paroles

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Que ce soit sur ses propres scénarios ou sur ceux de son frère Jean-Luc, les livres de Philippe Coudray ont marqué des lecteurs en France... comme au Japon ! Outre L’Ours Barnabé, petit miracle d’humour et d’imagination désormais édité à La Boîte à Bulles, Philippe Coudray est le dessinateur de Théocrite et de l’Empereur nous fait marcher, scénarisés par son frère. Artiste peintre reconnu (il considère la BD et la peinture comme des disciplines complémentaires), il travaille régulièrement dans la revue “Psikopat” et animait une rubrique de cryptozoologie dans le regretté “Capsule Cosmique” (Milan Presse).

      L'ours Barnabé