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Les mots d'Hélio, by Nancy Guilbert and Yaël Hassan After a terrible accident, Hélio has lost the ability to speak His amnesic mother has arranged for him to live with the Dainvilles, a family he has never met Recounted in the voices of the ...

Hélio And His Words

Je veux être riche et célèbre, je serai artiste, by Dominique de Font-Réaulx Youngsters often dream about being rich and famous, or even better, about becoming famous artists! But what does it really mean to be an artist What does it take And ...

I Wanna Be Rich And Famous, I’m Gonna Be an Artist!

Le livre est un livre est un livre, by Mathilde Jamain and Denis Gombert, illustrated by Léa Louis The book is such a commonplace object! And yet, so important It is always there, in our pocket, next to our bed or in our suitcase But why are we ...

The Book Is A Book Is A Book

Les Contes de l'olivier : contes juifs et arabes réunis, Catherine Gendrin and Judith Gueyfier Jewish and Arab tales of brotherhood and peace This book of stories brings together two cultures that are usually hostile to one another, with stories ...

The Olive Tree Tales, Jewish and Arab tales in one volume

Vivant, by Stéphane Servant and Isabelle Simler The work of award-winning illustrator Isabelle Simler and highly acclaimed author Stéphane Servant, Living is an exquisite ode to life Delicate depictions of plants and animals— among ...

Living

La terre rouge que le sang a bu, by Jean-François Chabas Acclaimed author Jean-François Chabas recounts the fate of an aboriginal community deep in the Australian outback through the eyes of Minga and Bimbarlulu, a pair of aliens on a ...

The Earth Bleeds Red

Blue et les grands jours maudits, by Nancy Guilbert At once an adventure tale, dystopian fiction and alternate history, Blue and the Days of Damnation follows Blue and her brother-in-arms Zian in their struggles to prevent oppressive ...

Blue And The Days Of Damnation

Carnet lointain, by Isabelle Simler A magnificent exploration of ancient species and imaginary creatures, Faraway: A Sketchbook teems with delicate illustrations of the Tasmanian tiger, the Gigantopithecus, the chimera, and the unicorn, ...

Faraway: A Sketchbook

On s'écrira by Pierre Glemet and Marie Saarbach In this poignant coming-of-age tale, Léo and Lola struggle to keep their summer romance alive once school starts But there are hundreds of kilometers between them, and their brief ...

We’ll Keep In Touch?

Mon amour, by Paul Cox This man has everything to be happy, but he’s in love To seduce the woman he loves, he does everything he can: climbing to the top of a pyramid or a coconut tree without any help, singing romantic songs, wearing ...

My Love

Histoire de l’art, by Paul Cox In a very sad kingdom, young painter Luco Pax is in love with a princess who has been captured by a cruel king One evening, a strange old man gives him a magical brush The characters he’s been ...

An Art Story

Le mystère de l’eucalyptus, by Paul Cox On Rastepappe Island, the koalas from Koalatown and the badgers from Badgertown live peacefully and enjoy each other’s company Koalatown inhabitants love to go to the opera and ...

Archibald and the Mystery of the Eucalyptus

Liberté, by Paul Eluard and 15 illustrators A special edition of Paul Eluard’s famous poem, published clandestinely in 1942 and now a world literature classic All the verses unfold on the pages of this book, illustrated by 15 leading ...

Freedom

Tout en rousseur, by Raphaële Frier and Aurélia Fronty A beautiful novel by Raphaële Frier with luminous images by Aurélia Fronty At the start of the new school year, we follow a boy and a girl as they each make the same ...

Redhead

Le gros livre, by Delphine Perret The Big Book might be a little book, but it is filled with A LOT of funny, philosophical and nonsensical things in it A declaration of love to books and reading from Delphine Perret! The Big Book ...

The Big Book

Petits enfants, grands lecteurs, by Joëlle Turin and Nathalie Virnot Today, everybody knows that very young children love stories, no matter if they’re real or made up They love to read stories and to listen to them When too young to read ...

Young Children, Great Readers

Collection "Bienvenue", by Assimil Following the trip of one or two teenagers, each book in this series takes the reader on a journey to discover a country; its landscapes, its monuments, its customs and traditions, its ...

“Welcome” series

La cavalière, c'est moi !, by Sophie Ducharme A practical guide about understanding, loving and looking after your horse To take care of your horse and understand its behaviour and education, everything is explained and illustrated by photos to ...

I’m the Rider!

Yasuke, by Frédéric Marais At the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, in Africa, lived a young slave who had no name No one had ever given him one He ran away from his village and found work on a ship, crossing the seas to Japan, where the most ...

Yasuke

Lynx, by Laurent Geslin The lynx as you’ve never seen it before! Emblematic predator, the lynx is the invisible lord of our forests By way of pictures and the story of an internationally renowned photographer, this book comes with ...

Lynx

Les orphelins de Prolis, by Tristan Deluzarches Book two: Wanderings in the Jungle of Taïvas The second volume of the Orphans of Prolis saga is as jam-packed with breathtaking battle scenes and exhilarating adventures as the first When ...

The Orphans of Prolis II – Wanderings in the Jungle of Taïvas

Les amis de Momoko, by Kotimi - the third volume of the series A Japanese Childhood And here are four new stories from Kotimi’s 1960s Tokyo childhood In this book, we learn about Hanami – celebrating the cherry blossom Showers of pink petals ...

Momoko’s Friends – A Japanese Childhood

Le Refuge, by Marie-France Zerolo When Chloé and Marie wake up in the hospital, there are police officers waiting to interrogate them about a dead man As they retrace their steps, they recall the nature hike they had embarked upon two days ...

Refuge

Le premier qui dit je t'aime a perdu, by Elisabeth Brami and Marie Sellier Told in the voices of Cécile and Aurélien, a pair of lonely teenagers who begin exchanging emails after Cécile has a serious accident and ends up in the hospital, this ...

The First Person to Say “I Love You” Looses

130 jours de mensonges, by Nadine Brun-Cosme Stick to the truth while you still can! 130 Days of Lies explores the role played by lies in the lives of three teenagers: Léon steals to make up for his parents’ indifference and lack ...

130 Days of Lies

Ceci n'est pas une nature morte, by Caroline Laroche An anthology of the still life genre and the things of our daily lives Co-published with the Musée du Louvre, This Is Not a Still Life! takes a fresh, wide-reaching look at the still life ...

This Is Not a Still Life