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Madeline in London

Beschreibung

"Madeline in London" is a charming addition to Ludwig Bemelmans' beloved Madeline series, first published in 1961. This delightful story follows the spirited and fearless Madeline and her classmates as they embark on an exciting journey from their Parisian boarding school to the bustling city of London. The girls are visiting their friend Pepito, the son of the Spanish Ambassador, who has recently moved to the British capital. As they explore iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London, their adventure is filled with the enchanting whimsy and captivating illustrations that characterize Bemelmans' work. "Madeline in London" continues to capture the hearts of readers with its blend of adventure, friendship, and the timeless charm of Madeline's world.

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Produktdetails

Verlag:

Heritage Inkwell Publishing

Autor:

Bemelmans Ludwig

Titel:

Madeline in London

gelesen von:

Guy Chase

Sprache:

ISBN Audio:

9784493999638

Erscheinungsdatum:

16. Mai 2024

Schlagworte:

children's literature Adventure London landmarks Whimsical illustrations

Laufzeit

7 Min

Produktart

AUDIO

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Über den Autor:

**Ludwig Bemelmans (1898-1962)** was a renowned author and illustrator best known for his beloved Madeline series. Born in Meran, Austria-Hungary (now Merano, Italy), Bemelmans came from a family of Belgian and German descent. His early life was marked by frequent relocations and a turbulent family environment, which led him to emigrate to the United States in 1914 at the age of 16. Settling in New York City, Bemelmans worked in the hotel industry, which greatly influenced his artistic career. He initially pursued painting and writing, and his unique blend of whimsical illustrations and engaging storytelling quickly garnered attention. His breakthrough came in 1939 with the publication of "Madeline," a charming tale about a spirited young girl living in a Parisian boarding school. The book's success established Bemelmans as a significant figure in children's literature. Over the years, Bemelmans wrote and illustrated six Madeline books, each one celebrated for its enchanting illustrations and delightful narratives. The series includes "Madeline's Rescue," which won the prestigious Caldecott Medal in 1954. In addition to the Madeline series, Bemelmans authored numerous other books for both children and adults, showcasing his versatility and creativity. Bemelmans' work is characterized by his distinctive artistic style, marked by bold lines, vibrant colors, and a keen eye for detail. His storytelling often combined humor, warmth, and a touch of whimsy, capturing the imaginations of readers around the world. Beyond his books, Bemelmans also contributed to various magazines, created murals, and was involved in the film industry. Ludwig Bemelmans' legacy extends far beyond his lifetime, with his Madeline books continuing to be cherished by generations of readers. His contributions to children's literature have left an indelible mark, celebrated for their originality, charm, and enduring appeal. Bemelmans passed away in 1962, but his work remains a testament to his talent and creativity, inspiring young readers and artists alike.