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		<title><![CDATA[Albert & Co (English) — The Belgian Royals]]></title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>By Charel Cambré, published on 2010/29/01</p><p>The subtle humor of cartoonist and scriptwriter Charel Cambré depicts Albert, King of Belgium, and his royal family. It’s a pleasure to see him sketch comical situations where he teases the crowned heads of his country — loyally and without any nastiness. It's got to be said that Albert and his family are great providers of situations prone to jokes in the author’s imagination!</p><p>In these comic strips, you will find Albert and his family in situation, by the sea or in the mountains, at work or on the road, but always funny through the author’s eye. Episodes are shown in a progressive way which puts a real suspense into the situations, the final stage being revealed only at the very end of the reading.</p><p>16 full-color comic strips (109 panels overall).<br />Also available in Flemish (original version) and French.</p><p>Translated by <a href="http://www.amgtraduction.com/?from=com.igomatik.www.albertandco1">AMG traduction</a>.</p>]]></description>
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		<title><![CDATA[Albert & Co (Lite) — The Belgian Royals]]></title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>By Charel Cambré, published on 2010/29/01</p><p>The subtle humor of cartoonist and scriptwriter Charel Cambré depicts Albert, King of Belgium, and his royal family. It’s a pleasure to see him sketch comical situations where he teases the crowned heads of his country — loyally and without any nastiness. It's got to be said that Albert and his family are great providers of situations prone to jokes in the author’s imagination!</p><p>In these comic strips, you will find Albert and his family in situation, by the sea or in the mountains, at work or on the road, but always funny through the author’s eye. Episodes are shown in a progressive way which puts a real suspense into the situations, the final stage being revealed only at the very end of the reading.</p><p>16 full-color comic strips (109 panels overall).<br />Also available in Flemish (original version) and French.</p><p>Translated by <a href="http://www.amgtraduction.com/?from=com.igomatik.www.albertandco1">AMG traduction</a>.</p>]]></description>
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		<title><![CDATA[The True Story Lite (English)]]></title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>By Denys Mathey, published on 2009/18/12</p><p>What if everything you thought you knew about the great figures of history was just a web of barefaced lies? Prepare yourself for a shock, because the time has come to reveal the genuine truth!</p><p>Here’s a word of advice: never become famous because it could also happen to <em>you</em>…!</p><p>Featured in this first lesson:</p><ul><li>William Tell</li><li>Godfrey of Bouillon</li><li>Lord Greystoke</li><li>The Thief from Bagdad</li><li>King Kong</li><li>Dracula</li><li>Nostradamus</li><li>Hannibal</li><li>Leonardo da Vinci</li><li>Vercingetorix</li><li>Julius Caesar</li><li>Darwin</li><li>Flipper</li><li>Zorro</li><li>Lucy</li><li>Sherlock Holmes</li><li>Napoleon</li><li>Blackbeard</li><li>Arnold von Winkelried</li><li>Gutenberg</li></ul>]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>By Sophie Verhille, published on 2009/09/12</p><p>Here's a nice story to share between parents and children during the Christmas holidays.</p><p>Cephée, magician in a circus, is secretly in love with the beautiful acrobat Cassiopée. He is very shy and awkward, but is ready to pick up the moon and stars to her gentle! A beautiful story, full of magic, in the heart of the colorful world of circus.</p><p>A little history to discover in 23 pages, in French, English, German and Spanish, ideal for exploring these languages around the circus theme.</p>]]></description>
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		<title><![CDATA[The True Story, Lesson #1 (English)]]></title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>By Denys Mathey, published on 2009/02/12</p><p>What if everything you thought you knew about the great figures of history was just a web of barefaced lies? Prepare yourself for a shock, because the time has come to reveal the genuine truth!</p><p>Here’s a word of advice: never become famous because it could also happen to <em>you</em>…!</p><p>Featured in this first lesson:</p><ul><li>William Tell</li><li>Godfrey of Bouillon</li><li>Lord Greystoke</li><li>The Thief from Bagdad</li><li>King Kong</li><li>Dracula</li><li>Nostradamus</li><li>Hannibal</li><li>Leonardo da Vinci</li><li>Vercingetorix</li><li>Julius Caesar</li><li>Darwin</li><li>Flipper</li><li>Zorro</li><li>Lucy</li><li>Sherlock Holmes</li><li>Napoleon</li><li>Blackbeard</li><li>Arnold von Winkelried</li><li>Gutenberg</li></ul>]]></description>
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