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Its summer vacation and this year, instead of sticking with Mom, its all about visiting grandparents and having new experiences.The books protagonist is Michel, an eightyearold Parisian boy. His brother Martin, whos twelve, detests him, and he detests Martin right back. This summer, Michel will go away alone, which really means without his mom, to stay with his grandparents while his parents move apartments. To add to the horror, Michels older boy cousins will be going, too. As Michel says, To put it simply, they are big, strong, and pals with Martin. I am their scapegoat. Recounted by Michel himself, his vacation doesnt turn out to be such a complete zero after all. Between a competition to see who can shower the least, wild bike rides without gear, and a tooth that finally falls out, Michel discovers both independence and real moments of happiness.The text is both very funny and moving, with good reason, for we see an eightyearolds vacation with his grandparents and older cousins through his own eyes, with all of the little things that are important to a boy of eight: the dumb things that hell never tell his mom; the small triumphs; the disregard and mocking of the older cousins; the shame of having a bathing suit that slips off in the pool; the freedom of being away from home; and the satisfaction of overcoming fears. As always, Olivier Tallecs illustrations render all the emotions of our little hero with an enormous amount of expressiveness, talent, and sheer gorgeousness.
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This bathing costume looked adorable on my vacation, but it's more for lounging by the pool than actual swimming. The fabric is nice and soft, but I wouldn't trust it in rough waves. Still, got some cute pics!
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Raj Patel
Cute design, but sizing issues
The bathing costume has a lovely design and I really liked the material. However, I found the sizing to be a bit strange. I usually wear a medium, but this one felt more like a small. Just be careful when choosing your size!
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Jessica Tran
Not what I expected at all
I got this bathing costume hoping for a fun beach day, but it just didn't work out. The fit was off and it didn't hold up well in the water. The colors looked much brighter online — it was a letdown for sure.
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