Gaya WisniewskiPapa, écoute-moi !

It is summer. Like every year, Badger Daddy takes his four boys camping. Always at the same place.
– It’s good to live there,” he says.

Between Badger Dad’s passion for fishing and the triplets to look after, it’s hard for the eldest, Nil, to make himself heard. Nil doesn’t like camping, we’ll have to accept that. But how can he find his place within the family and assert himself, take care of each other, meet everyone’s expectations and sometimes make compromises?

This book illustrates how difficult it can be to assume one’s difference within a group, for fear of disappointing or because it is difficult to make oneself heard.
The story of the eldest child in the family who always grows faster than his parents imagine.