Sous la neige

Early in the morning, the storyteller opens doors and windows onto several short stories that fit together around the idea of lost and rediscovered paths. She takes young and old alike on a walk through a small, flat place swept by wind, snow and night. Shutters bang, water forms puddles… Let’s put on our hat, coat, slippers and mittens… to protect ourselves before sticking our noses outside!

With small hidden steps, feeling our way through the fog or blindly through the pitch-black night, the aim is not to lose sight of one another.

A long path takes shape as we meet a bird, a little mouse, a gray cat, the tiny creature that climbs and climbs and climbs and climbs… and Goldilocks waiting at the end of the road. The storyteller revisits this popular, well-known tale to give children the pleasure of (re)discovering the Three Bears.

Soon it will be time to go home, and Goldilocks will sleep in her bed!