Les Contes de la Folie Méricourt
Les Contes de la Folie Mericourt is a collection of French-language children's stories by Pierre Gripari and the continuation of his Contes de la rue Broca .
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The stories from the slide Mericourt, which Pierre Gripari originally wrote in Paris for the children in his neighborhood, consists of a further 14 stories that were originally taken from Greek, French and Russian fairy tales and revised by Gripari:
- Les déménageurs (The Movers)
- Le renard et sa queue (The fox and its tail)
- Pirlipipi, deux sirops, une sorcière (Pirlipipi, twice syrup and a witch)
- Jeannot et l'ogresse (Jeannot and the ogre )
- Le marchand de fessées (The dealer of the popo slaps)
- Le gel au nez rouge (Master Frost with the red nose)
- La cinq fois belle (De beautiful Catherine)
- Pouic et la Merlette (Piep and the Blackbird Lady)
- Le juste et l'injuste (The just and the unjust)
- Catherine sans nom (Kathrin nameless)
- Le paysan et le moineau (The farmer and the sparrow)
- La princesse Barbue (The princess with a beard)
- La sorcière et le commissaire (The witch and the commissioner)
- Nanasse et Gigantet (The Smaller and the Greater Story)
Some of the stories were published together with the stories from Contes de la rue Broca as an animated film series in 1995/1996 on the French channel France 3 and from 1998 in German on Ki.Ka , on ORF 1 and in SF 1 under the title The mysterious Rue Broca in a series with 26 episodes aired.
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- Pierre Gripari: Les contes de la Folie Méricourt . Grasset Jeunesse, Paris 1993, ISBN 2-246-30672-8 .