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Nature Reading: Unloved Animals

Photo : Frédéric Combeau

Nov 18Free

Nature Reading: Unloved Animals

[Reading for children] Every month, the Maison Paris Nature offers readings of stories selected from the Nature Library collection. This month, the stories featured will be about unloved animals. Aimed at children from 3 years old, accompanied by an adult (Registration required for each participant).

Bibliothèque de la Maison Paris Nature (Paris 12th)

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Meet at the Maison Paris Nature, Pavilion 2 of the Parc Floral de Paris

This activity is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Registration is free but mandatory, via the form below. To cancel your registration, you can use the last form.

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Our take on this event

Step aside from the usual zoo favorites and get up close with nature's most misunderstood critters. This storytelling session invites you to discover the secret lives of animals that usually go overlooked, proving they are far more captivating than their reputation suggests.

Join the Maison Paris Nature library for an engaging session on misunderstood animals on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. From 15:30 to 16:15, children from the age of 3 are invited to learn about these often-overlooked creatures through storytelling. Held in pavilion 2 of the Parc Floral de Paris in the 12th arrondissement, this educational activity is completely free of charge. Participation requires prior registration via the online form. The venue is fully inclusive, offering accessibility for wheelchair users as well as individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, or living with cognitive disabilities.

Visit the Maison Paris Nature library, located in pavilion 2 of the Parc Floral de Paris, for a special session dedicated to animals that are frequently misunderstood. Taking place on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 15:30 to 16:15, this event uses literature to teach children aged 3 and up about the vital role these animals play in our environment.

The activity is free, but you must register in advance using the provided form to secure your spot. Should your plans change, a cancellation form is also available. The event is designed to be fully accessible to ensure everyone can participate comfortably. The space is equipped for wheelchair access and provides necessary accommodations for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, and those with cognitive disabilities.

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