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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!

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

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

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

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!

"Sèvres, a Ceramic History" series Each volume of the series Sèvres, a Ceramic History examines an era in the saga of the Manufacture de Sèvres, the world most prestigious porcelain factiry, beginning with its creation in 1740 With analyses, ...

Sèvres, a Ceramic History

Chasseur d'orages, by Dean Gill Confession of a man who was struck by lightning Some photographers are passionate about birds and butterflies Dean Gill's heart thrills at Zeus's outbursts of wrath When the sky begins to rumble and a ...

Storm Hunter

L'enquête sauvage : Pourquoi et comment renouer avec le vivant , by Anne-Sophie Novel We’re always being invited to reconnect with nature, but what does this mean in practice and how can we do so Inspired by her own realisation, journalist ...

Wild Study: Why and how to reconnect with the living world?

Zéro déchet à la manière d'un lombric, by Nathalie Tordjman Why does nature recycle better than we do Nature doesn't need bins, it's the first to practice zero waste Why can't we Chasing food waste like a lynx by eating only what is ...

Recycle Like an Earthworm

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

L'école à ciel ouvert, by Sarah Wauquiez, Nathalie Barras and Martina Henzi The first educational book to teach outdoors Pushing the classroom’s walls to teach surrounded by nature… Is that madness Utopia So as to overcome the ...

The Outdoor Classroom

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

Histoires surnaturelles, by Gregory Roeder, photographs by Stéphane Hette 20 mind-boggling stories of partnerships, trickery and rivalries between insects and plants, illustrated by stunning photographs From the insect that ...

Supernatural Stories

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

Illustratio, by Jean-Baptiste Bourgois Illustratio! is a cunning mise en abyme of the creative process and an exploration of the genesis of imagination and style, the realms that fed and shaped the author’s imagination, and the ...

Illustratio!

Les orphelins de Prolis, by Tristan Deluzarches Book one: Evasion in the New World It is the fifth century of the Age of Light and young orphans Yann and Briac manage to survive by pilfering goods at local markets until Briac, the ...

The Orphans of Prolis I – Evasion in the New World

Lignes, by Jacques Arragon Upon losing his job as a telecommunications cable specialist, Philibert Jacquemin finds himself at the heart of a global conspiracy to destroy humanity and must search deep within to find the strength to resist ...

Lines

L'arbre m'a dit, by Jean-Pierre Siméon and illustrated by Zaü A compendium of some 40 short pieces on the theme of our relationship to trees by the poet Jean-Pierre Siméon, published here for the first time The Tree ...

The Tree Told Me

Toute personne qui tombe a des ailes, by Elisabeth Brami All the Fallen Have Wings is one mother’s heartfelt monologue to her son after he commits suicide As she tries to understand what motivated her son to take his own life, she ...

All The Fallen Have Wings

Les images libres, by Loïc Boyer Nicole Claveloux, Etienne Delessert, Patrick Couratin, France de Ranchin, Bernard Bonhomme, what do these French illustrators have in common They were all involved in the renewal of the children’s ...

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