Bambi - Felix Salten

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Biographie:
Felix Salten (1869-1945) was an Austro-Hungarian writer born in Pest, Austria-Hungary. He wrote many plays, short stories, books and essays, but is best-known for the classic novel, Bambi, 1923. The beloved book was intended as a parable for the persecution of Jews in Europe. Bambi was extremely successful and, in 1942, it formed the basis of Disney's feature-length film of the same name....

Sommaire:
...Bambi was as though bewitched. He was completely beside himself with pleasure. He was simply wild. He leaped into the air, three, four, five times. He had to do it. He felt a terrible desire to leap and jump. He stretched his young limbs joyfully. His breath came deeply and easily. He drank in the air. The sweet smell of the meadow made him so wildly happy that he had to leap…...