Description :
In Marguerite's family, when it comes to sweets, everyone is obsessed. Marguerite, her older brother and her grandfather love it. The mother - and a little less the father - are worried about the consequences for the grandfather's health and Marguerite's swollen belly. In this daily struggle, there is little room for love. So Marguerite locks herself up in her wardrobe, makes sweet potions to change the world, and the whole household tries to get her out. By all means... A sweet fairy tale in a prologue, five cakes, twenty-six parts, an enchantment and an epilogue (for the road). Pauline Guillerm trained in theatre and creative writing at universities in Paris. She has also followed other training courses in acting and playwriting. Today she divides her time between writing and performing. Lady B. Marguerite is her fourth text published by Lansman, the first for young readers and spectators.