Le vent dans les saules, illustrée (Cloke)
Kenneth Grahame et Rene Cloke

Everyone has a favourite character in The Wind in the Willows.
The practical yet poetic Rat, the sentimental, lovable Mole, or even the bombastic Toad.
The youngest readers will love the book just for the splendid story but older ones will enjoy the atmosphere of the river, the Wild Wood, the cosy homes of the little animals and the magnificence of Toad Hall and Badger's vast underground tunnels.
There is excitement and laughter in the remarkable adventures of Toad, who is quite sure that he can outwit everybody and gets into a great deal of trouble while trying to do so.
Ratty's love of the river, Toad's enthusiasm for everything that is new and Mole's acceptance of any good idea, give each animal a character of his own, backed up by Badger's down to earth reasoning and help when danger threatens.

Titre original : The Wind in the Willows