Au boulot, Léo!
Troy Wilson
- Reading
- Read together and pause to compare what each brother seems to want from the stalls. You could invite your reader to notice what makes work enjoyable for Leo, without treating his approach as the only right one.
- Themes
- Sibling rivalry and cooperation: Twin brothers compete to make their lemonade stalls successful; their younger brother wants to spend time with them and is refused help. The book’s stance on this remains unclear.
- Work, money and success: After his brothers refuse his help, Leo takes on small jobs before opening his own apple-juice stall. The book’s stance on this remains unclear.
- Worth knowing
- The twins refuse Leo’s offer of help, and their rivalry is described as aggressive; their stalls later fail. These are brief points of family conflict and setback, though the story is characterised as humorous.