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André Paul
Author, Illustrator
Contact Information
studioandrepaul [at] hotmail [dot] com
PO Box 36
Plantagenet ON
K0B 1L0
b. (613) 673-4554
Selected Bibliography
Les brasseurs de marmites, written by André Go (Les Éditions Priori-T#1, 2007)
Léo et Julien : Mercredi il pleut (Studio André Paul, 2007)
Léo et Julien : Mardi au parc (Studio André Paul, 2007)
Léo et Julien : Lundi à la maison (Studio André Paul, 2006)
| Location: Plantagenet, ON | Availability: national | Available: anytime |
Reading Location:
libraries, schools
Grades:
Nursery School to 2
Audience Size:
20 to 30
Fees:
$250.00 for a one-hour reading (GST included), $50.00 for every extra presentation at the same location. Travel expenses are based on distance.
Language:
French
Readings
We start with the reading of the first three Léo et Julien books followed-up by a presentation of the step by step process of writing and illustrating a children’s book.
Book Sales:
Copies of books can be brought to be sold and autographed.
Workshop Location:
libraries, schools
Grades:
Kindergarten to 12
Audience Size:
20 to 30
Fees:
$300.00 for a one-hour workshop, $100.00 for every extra workshop at the same location. Travel expenses based on distance.
Language:
English, French
Workshops
Illustration workshop: A one hour workshop focused on the student’s self-esteem in the art world, in and out of school.
Location: Schools and libraries
Presentation Language: English and French
Special Equipment:
Blackboard, 11" by 17" paper sheets
Book Sales:
Copies of books can be brought to be sold and autographed.
Biography
On October 19 2006, André Paul officially launched the publishing and production company Studio André Paul as well as the first volume of the Franco Canadian children's book series Léo et Julien.
The characters, the texts, the scenes and situations are all inspired by his children’s daily lives. Each volume of the series represents a different day of the week. Léo (the dog) and Julien (the cat) are young, playful and curious animals discovering the world around them. The first volume, aptly titled Léo et Julien: Lundi à la maison (Leo and Julien: Monday at home) introduces the two main characters of the series. Volume two, Léo et Julien: Mardi au parc (Leo and Julien: Tuesday at the park) introduces Léo and Julien’s friends, Camille and Lysanne, two sweet little birds. Volume three of the series, Léo et Julien: Mercredi il pleut (Wednesday it‘s raining), offers a day were Léo and Julien’s imaginations have no limit.
The Franco Canadian text is short and to the point, allowing children to follow along and learn to read. It is a great introduction to Franco Canadian literature for children attending French immersion classes. The book always offers full page coloured illustrations where the characters share the scene. The joyful spirits and positive attitudes of Léo and Julien, allow children to discover the little joys in life.
André Paul is the author, illustrator and publisher of the Léo et Julien children's book series and his wife Angela Rhea is the colorist.
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