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1. Notable.ca: Your Perfect Book Gift Giving Guide

By: Tundra Books, on 12/17/2014
Blog: Talking with Tundra (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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For that cute niece or nephew, Notable is recommending An Armadillo in Paris by Julie Kraulis this holiday season!

An Armadillo in Paris
Written by Julie Kraulis
Hardcover | 32 Pages | Ages 5-9
ISBN: 978-1-77049-526-5
“Toronto-based Kraulis wrote and illustrated this delightful book about a Brazilian armadillo named Arlo who is inspired by his grandfather Augustin’s travel journals to go on an adventure of his own. Arlo visits Paris, guided by Augustin’s journal, encountering all sorts of adventures along the way. You and your niece or nephew will revel in Kraulis’ beautiful illustrations as you rollick through Paris with Arlo.” – Shannon Culver, Notable.ca