Pepito is bad news. No, worse: He’s a bad hat, says Madeline, Miss Clavel’s little French student. In “Madeline and the Bad Hat” by Ludwig Bemelmans, Pepito and his Spanish ambassador ...

Some characters also speak ’90s, such as when motorcycle-bound Pepito says to Madeline, “Hey, do you want to drive or what?” There’s also an ambassador from Uzbekistan, despite the fact ...

And though Madeline and Pepito are loving the gypsy life, they soon discover they miss homes and school. But will they ever admit this? Find out in Playmakers of Baton Rouge's production of ...

But Pepito isn’t all bad. Madeline is so successful at instilling a love of animals in him that he frees the animals in a zoo. A drawing of his daring act hangs nearby. Bemelmans got the ...

His illustrations and books continue to captivate readers of all ages, and in 2021, Illustration for 'Madeline and the Bad Hat’ ("Pepito carried a bulging sack") (mixed media on paperboard laid down ...

This is what ‘Madeline’ is all about. He’s repairing his childhood.” The Spanish ambassador’s son Pepito abandons his bad ways and finds his “love of the animals” in this gouache ...

The Madeline stories repainted the childhood he ... and such minor delights as Pepito’s hat. Aside from the exhibit, kids can enjoy many activities during February school vacation week ...

and neighborhood friend Pepito. The first book famously starts with an illustration depicting Madeline and her fellow students filing behind their schoolmaster, accompanied by the inimitable intro ...

In Marciano’s third Madeline title, he resurrects the mischievous character of Pepito, the son of the Spanish Ambassador who first appeared in Ludwig Bemelmans’s Madeline and the Bad Hat.

Puppets are mechanical, after all. Once Pepito and Madeline get their kite in the air, that's about it. Watching them fly it and fly it and fly it some more quickly gets boring. But, then ...