Conversations d'une petite fille avec sa poupée Suivies de l'histoire de la poupée

In a sun‑lit bedroom of the Belmont family, five‑year‑old Mimi treats her beloved doll Zozo as a tiny child of her own. Their daily “conversations” turn ordinary chores—washing, prayer, dressing—into playful lessons, with Mimi gently correcting Zozo’s mispronunciations and counting aloud the alphabet and numbers. The rhythm of their dialogue captures the quiet seriousness of a mother’s guidance while preserving the imagination of a child’s make‑believe.

Through the sweet repetitions of praise and gentle rebuke, listeners hear a portrait of 19th‑century domestic life, enriched by delicate engravings that bring each scene to life. The book weaves moral teaching with linguistic practice, inviting you to share in Mimi’s caring world where every tiny mistake becomes an opportunity for kindness and learning.