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Zoé Kezako

Zoé Kézako
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Developed by Antoine Barraud
Vincent Costi
Directed by Fabrice Fouquet
Starring Bailey Stocker
Joseph Marrese
Dawn Ford
Composer(s) Dragibus
Production
Producer(s) Corinne Kouper
Production company(s) Sparkling
TF1
Release
Original network TF1 (France)
Télétoon (Canada)

Zoé Kézako is a French animated television series, adapted from Véronique Saüquère's book series published by Frimousse. The first season was produced by Corinne Kouper at Sparkling; the second season was produced at TeamTO.

This second season is currently airing in France on TF1 and Télétoon. The series is also broadcast around the world: in Norway (NRK1), Sweden (SVT), Denmark (DR), Italy (Rai 3), Canada (Radio Canada), Belgium (RTBF and Ketnet), Portugal (RTP), Finland (YLE), Ireland (RTÉ) and in Argentina (Pakapaka).

A big round face with two springy pigtails on top, and a gangly body dressed in a stripy shirt, red tunic-dress and speedy sneakers. Zoé Kézako the TV series features the adventures of this irresistible little girl, with stacks of humor and piles of energy. The fruit of Véronique Saüquère’s imagination.

Just like all kids her age (7 and three quarters), Zoé asks herself lots of questions and is not always sure how to act in certain situations. Nothing could be more natural - after all, the one thing she doesn’t have is… experience!

From one episode to the next, Zoé gains vital experience for daily life. Each individual story is a slice of livingness, a portion of knowledge we all need to get a grasp of the world and the people around us. The understanding that helps us grow up, just at the right speed. Until, one fine day, we suddenly realize that: Life is a big heap of fun!

Hachette Books has been publishing the series’ episodes as short stories within the collection “Ma Première Bibliothèque Rose”:

Hachette has also published “Zoé’s tricks and tips”, released in August 2008.

A line of Zoé Kézako merchandising products (such as dolls, sofas and pillows) is currently being developed with TF1 Licences and SIMBA, to be released in 2009.


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