
Photo : @Carole Visconti
Show: And crunch yum yum!
A storytelling show by Carole Visconti
Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion (Paris 16th)
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And crunch yum yum!
A storytelling show by Carole Visconti
from 4 years old / duration 45/50 mins
Stories of chattering teeth, well-filled throats, and tickled stomachs… and crunch!
A crafty, never-satisfied fox, a boastful duck, and a rascally frog… and yum!
A show for little ones with a big hunger for stories… and crunch yum yum
This workshop is organized as part of the exhibition Cric, Crac, Croc … Corentin! A tribute exhibition - City of Paris and this event is part of the "Eating, being eaten" highlight event
And crunch yum yum! ; Credits: @Carole ViscontiOur take on this event
Little ones with a huge appetite for storytelling are in for a treat this weekend. Expect a whirlwind of hungry foxes and boastful frogs as these tales come to life in a playful performance.
On Wednesday, December 9, 2026, the Germaine Tillion Library in the 16th arrondissement hosts Et croque miam miam !, a storytelling performance by Carole Visconti tailored for children aged 4 and up. This hour-long session invites young listeners into a world of hungry foxes, boastful ducks, and mischievous frogs through tales centered on appetite and curiosity. The event is free of charge and the library venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring a welcoming environment for all families interested in this playful exploration of stories held as part of the Manger, être mangé thematic event.
As part of the tribute exhibition Cric, Crac, Croc … Corentin ! and the city-wide event Manger, être mangé, the Germaine Tillion Library presents the storytelling show Et croque miam miam !. Created by Carole Visconti, the performance features a lively collection of characters, including a perpetually hungry fox and a boastful duck, designed to satisfy the appetites of young children for engaging tales.
The event takes place on Wednesday, December 9, 2026, from 15:00 to 16:00. The performance lasts between 45 and 50 minutes and is suitable for children from 4 years old. Located in the 16th arrondissement, the library provides full wheelchair accessibility to ensure the show is open to everyone. Admission is free, making it a perfect opportunity to enjoy a creative afternoon centered on literature and imagination.









