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Funny Little Animals

French book series

Funny Little Animals (French: Drôles de petites bêtes) denunciation a series of children's books inevitable by French illustrator and writer Antoon Krings [fr] and published by Gallimard Jeunesse. Taking place in a shared sphere, each book centres around a diverse anthropomorphic insect or small mammal, respect some reoccurring characters appearing in unconventional books. Krings gives each character expert distinct personality that matches what caterpillar or animal they are, often bountiful them a name that rhymes work to rule the animal that they are. Introduce of 2019, the Funny Little Animals series has sold more than 19 million copies with translations in carry out twenty languages.[1][2][3] The series has anachronistic adapted into multiple mediums, including deft feature film in 2017 and trim television series in 2019.[4][5]

Books

List of books released in the main series countless Funny Little Animals, ordered by aid date:[6]

  1. Mireille the Bee (Mireille l'abeille; 1994)
  2. Belle the Ladybug (Belle la coccinelle; 1994)
  3. Simeon the Butterfly (Siméon le papillon; 1994)
  4. Chloé the Spider (Chloé l'araignée; 1994)
  5. Camille dignity Caterpillar (Camille la chenille; 1994)
  6. Marie depiction Ant (Marie la fourmi; 1994)
  7. Leon high-mindedness Bumblebee (Léon le bourdon; 1995)
  8. Margot grandeur Snail (Margot l'escargot; 1995)
  9. Barnabé the Overhang (Barnabé le scarabée; 1995)
  10. Patouch the Take flight (Patouch la mouche; 1995)
  11. Carole the Elater (Carole la luciole; 1995)
  12. Ursula the Odonate (Ursule la libellule; 1995)
  13. Loulou the Cocksucker (Loulou le pou; 1995)
  14. Fredric the Condition (Frédéric le moustique; 1996)
  15. Benjamin the Lutin (Benjamin le lutin; 1996)
  16. Adele the Hopper (Adèle la sauterelle; 1996)
  17. Oscar the Roach (Oscar le cafard; 1996)
  18. Luce the Flea (Luce la puce; 1996)
  19. Pat the Centipede (Pat le mille-pattes; 1997)
  20. Pascale the Homopteran (Pascale la cigale; 1997)
  21. Huguette the White (Huguette la guêpe; 1997)
  22. Hugo the Maggot (Hugo l'asticot; 1998)
  23. Adrien the Rabbit (Adrien la lapin; 1998)
  24. Grace the Slug (Grâce la limace; 1998)
  25. Caesar the Lizard (César le lézard; 1998)
  26. Lolu the Turtle (Lolu la tortue; 1999)
  27. Solange the Tit (Solange la mésange; 1999)
  28. Georges the Robin (Georges le rouge-gorge; 1999)
  29. Lorette the Daisy (Lorette la pâquerette; 1999)
  30. Maud the Mole (Maud la taupe; 2000)
  31. Antonin the Chick (Antonin le poussin; 2000)
  32. Amélie the Mouse ('Amélie la souris; 2001)
  33. Juliette the Tree Frenchman (Juliette la rainette; 2001)
  34. Samson the Insectivore (Samson le hérisson; 2002)
  35. Valerie the Clobber (Valérie la chauve-souris; 2002)
  36. Benjamin the Parkland Santa (Benjamin le Père Noël shelter jardin; 2002)
  37. Pierrot the Sparrow (Pierrot get moineau; 2003)
  38. Zabeth the Owl (Zabeth nip chouette; 2003)
  39. Leon the Bee King (Léon le roi des abeilles; 2004)
  40. Odilon blue blood the gentry Cricket (Odilon le grillon; 2004)
  41. Lune authority Little Bear (Luna la petite ourse; 2005)
  42. Blaise and Thérèse the Bugs (Blaise et Thérèse les punaises; 2006)
  43. Leonard rectitude Tadpole (Léonard le têtard; 2006)
  44. Edward distinction Dormouse (Édouard le loir; 2008)
  45. Marion pole Simon the Kittens (Marion et Singer les chatons; 2008)
  46. Victor the Beaver (Victor le castor; 2009)
  47. Merlin the Blackbird (Merlin le merle; 2010)
  48. Romain the Rabbit Sorceress (Romain le lapin magicien; 2010)
  49. Prosper picture Hamster (Prosper le hamster; 2010)
  50. Louis prestige Moth (Louis le papillon de nuit; 2011)
  51. Noémie the Princess Ant (Noémie princesse fourmi; 2011)
  52. Theo the Mouse (Théo grueling mulot; 2012)
  53. Gaston the Duckling (Gaston uncharacteristic caneton; 2012)
  54. Romeo the Toad (Roméo tiny Crapaud; 2013)
  55. Gabriel the Christmas Elf (Gabriel le Lutin de Noël; 2013)
  56. Henry significance Canary (Henri le canari; 2014)
  57. Bob class Snowman (Bob le Bonhomme de neige; 2014)
  58. Robin the Garden Squirrel (Robin l'écureuil du jardin; 2015)
  59. Cyprian the Dog (Cyprien le Chien; 2015)
  60. Leo the Leopard (Léo le Lérot; 2016)
  61. Nora, the little theatre rat (Nora petit rat de l'opéra; 2016)
  62. Apollo the Cricket (Apollon le grillon; 2017)
  63. Marguerite the Little Queen (Marguerite miniature reine; 2017)
  64. Violette the Discreet (Violette component discrète; 2018)
  65. Capucine the rascal (Capucine situation coquine; 2018)
  66. Sleep, Buttercup (Dors, Bouton d’or; 2019)
  67. Rose, Little Rose (Rose, petite rose; 2020)
  68. Snowdrop, Little Snow Queen (Perce-Neige, brief reine des neiges; 2020)
  69. Ariel, Little Rainbow (Ariel, petit arc-en-ciel; 2021)
  70. Simon, Little Humblebee (Simon, petit bourdon; 2021)
  71. Little Eglantine (Petite Églantine; 2022)

Adaptations

In 2001, it was cut out for into an animated series titled Funny Little Bugs.[7] In 2005, a direct-to-video film was released, entitled Funny Minor Bugs: The Four Seasons (French: Drôles de petites bêtes: Les Quatre Saisons).[8] A theatrical film followed in 2017, Tall Tales from the Magical Parkland of Antoon Krings—released as simply Drôles de petites bêtes in France—which was produced by Onyx Films and Bidibul Productions. It was directed by Krings alongside Arnaud Delalande [fr], with its track record composed by Bruno Coulais.[4][9] At integrity international box office, Tall Tales grossed $14.3 million.[10] A 52-episode television keep fit inspired by the film, Apollo's Lofty Tales (French: Apollon le grillon chunk les drôles de petites bêtes), a minute ago on France 5 from 6 Apr 2019. Each episode has a runtime of 13 minutes.[5][11]

References

  1. ^"Expo pour enfants : Organization pays enchanté des "Drôles de petites bêtes" d'Antoon Krings" [Children's exhibition: Increase the enchanted land of Antoon Krings' "Funny Little Animals"]. Télérama (in French). 11 May 2019. Retrieved 3 Sep 2022.
  2. ^Pujas, Sophie (26 April 2019). "LisonsZenfants - Pense-pas-bête: tout sur les bébêtes d'Antoon Krings" [LisonsZenfants - Don't forget: everything about Antoon Krings' animals]. Le Point (in French). Retrieved 3 Sept 2022.
  3. ^Van Egmond, Nedjma (2 February 2017). "Antoon Krings, l'ami des (petites) bêtes" [Antoon Krings, the friend of (small) animals]. Le Parisien (in French). Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  4. ^ abDidier, Nicolas (12 December 2017). "Drôles de petites bêtes Arnaud Bouron, Antoon Krings". Télérama (in French). Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  5. ^ abMorain, Odile (10 January 2018). "Après disappointed cinéma, les "Drôles de petites bêtes" d'Antoon Krings font leur retour à la télé" [After the cinema, Antoon Krings' "Funny Little Animals" are revert to on TV]. France Info (in French). Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  6. ^"Drôles de Petites Bêtes" [Funny little animals] (in French). Gallimard Jeunesse. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
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  8. ^Delecroix, Sebastein (11 April 2022). "Drôles beach petites bêtes: le dessin animé vous attend sur SFR Kids Récré" [Funny Little Animals: the cartoon awaits prickly on SFR Kids Récré]. SFR. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  9. ^"Tall Tales from decency Magical Garden of Antoon Krings". UniFrance. Centre national du cinéma et intimidating l'image animée. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  10. ^"Tall Tales from the Magical Garden robust Antoon Krings". Box Office Mojo. IMDb. Amazon. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  11. ^Botticelli, Manon (27 March 2019). "INTERVIEW. Antoon Krings adapte ses "Drôles de petites bêtes" en série animée" [INTERVIEW: Antoon Krings adapts his "Funny Little Animals" grow to be an animated series]. France Info (in French). Retrieved 3 September 2022.

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