Capucine, the tiny French storyteller

by Mathew on January 17, 2009 · View Comments

I guess I am getting soft in my old age, but as soon as I saw the video of Capucine — a young French girl who tells a magical story filled with monkeys and tigers and Winnie the Pooh and a hippopotamus that is allergic to magic — I fell in love with her, as did hundreds of thousands of other people who saw the Vimeo video. I showed it to my wife and three daughters, who also loved it. So we all eagerly read a story in the National Post this morning about how Capucines’s mother is using her daughter’s Internet fame to raise money for a charity that builds libraries in developing countries. So watch the video, and read the story — and then go buy a T-shirt. I just bought one for each of my daughters, and am seriously thinking about buying one for myself.

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  • http://twitter.com/acroll/statuses/1126550757 acroll (Alistair Croll)

    RT from @mathewi – Perhaps the cutest thing I’ve seen all year. And I’m not into cute. http://is.gd/gepX

  • Cassandra

    did you see how a movie producer wants to make her story into a film?

    http://www.vimeo.com/2560763

  • http://www.mathewingram.com/work mathewi

    That's awesome, Cassandra — thanks for posting that.

  • Cassandra

    did you see how a movie producer wants to make her story into a film?

    http://www.vimeo.com/2560763

  • http://www.mathewingram.com/work mathewi

    That's awesome, Cassandra — thanks for posting that.

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