Madeline
Ludwig Bemelmans
Are you mad about Madeline? This delightful edition folds out into
a three-dimensional, five-pointed carousel with five panels that reveal
selected scenes from the book based on Ludwig Bemelmans's illustrations
and presented diorama-style. Our favorite panel depicts Madeline standing
on top of her bed showing her scar to 11 somber little girls, as Miss Clavel
smiles in the background. The complete text of the original 1939 Madeline
folds out like an accordion on the flip side of the panels. We can't resist
this excellently engineered pop-up Parisian carousel, and we can almost
guarantee squeals of delight from young Madeline fans. (Ages 4 and older)
--Karin Snelson - Amazon.com
Paperback
Madeline:
Story & Pictures Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline
(Reading Chest) Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline
: A Pop-Up Book Based on the Original Ludwig Bemelmans
Publisher: Viking Press; (September 1987)
Madeline
and Other Bemelmans : 40th Anniversary Edition Ludwig Bemelmans, Audio
Cassette
Madeline
and the Bad Hat Ludwig Bemelmans
Publisher: Live Oak Media; Book and Cassette edition (September 2000)
Madeline
and the Gypsies Ludwig Bemelmans, School & Library Binding
Madeline
Ludwig Bemelmans, School & Library Binding
Madeline
(edicion en espanol) Ludwig Bemelmans, et al, Paperback
Madeline
(Storytapes) Ludwig Bemelmans, Audio Cassette
Madeline/Spanish
Ludwig Bemelmans, School & Library Binding
Madeline
in London Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline
in London Ludwig Bemelmans, School & Library Binding
Madeline
Paper Dolls Ludwig Bemelmans, Jody Wheeler (Illustrator), Paperback
Madeline
Playtime Activity Book Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline's
Rescue Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline's
Rescue Ludwig Bemelmans, School & Library Binding
Madeline's
Christmas Ludwig Bemelmans, Paperback
Madeline's
Christmas Activity Book Ludwig Bemelmans, Jody Wheeler (Illustrator),
Paperback
Lost
in Paris VHS (1999)
This 75-minute animated feature is a bright new adventure of Ludwig
Bemelmans's French heroine, a much better direction than the ho-hum 1998
live-action film. The makers of the pleasant 30-minute Madeline animated
videos--including ace narrator Christopher Plummer--create a rich enough
story for this longer video. A man (voiced by Jason Alexander) appears
at the French school for girls announcing that he is Madeline's long-lost
uncle. First overjoyed that she has family, Madeline confronts her emotions
in leaving her friends and Miss Clavel. But something is not right, and
Madeline is soon lost in the big city with her trusty friends in pursuit.
Of course, all will end well, and usually in rhyme, when it comes to Madeline.
A fresh dose of new songs makes this Madeline tale--the first released
by Disney--a real keeper. Ages 2 and up. --Doug Thomas - Amazon.com
