Brume et les Toucouleur, by Marie Sellier and illustrated by Limo Mist and the Allincolours relates how the universe was created First, there was the white, the nothing at all Then with the Big Bang, the black arrived And later the ...

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Mist and the Allincolours
Même les mangues ont des papiers, by Yves Pinguilly and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty Leaving your homeland to flee poverty A dream that’s not so easy to realize Khady and Momo took a long time to make up their minds before ...

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Even Mangoes Have Papers
Ah ! Quelle soupe les amis!, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Judith Gueyfier As she walks through the woods, Lydie collects various items: fish, tree trunks and a rabbit-poo necklace then swaps them with her neighbours The ...

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Ooh! What Yummy Soup!
Plus haut que le ciel, by Carl Norac and illustrated by Zaü Four meercats spend their days gazing at the sky and arguing about the best way to watch it The argument is so heated that it turns into a brawl None of them notices a ...

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Higher Than the Sky
Têtes de bulles, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Martin Jarrie Supposing we stopped to think Here are some twenty extraordinary heads painted by Martin Jarrie, with bubbles that have escaped from their mouths: simple words ...

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Bubbleheads
Dachenka, by Karel Capek Dachenka, the best-known dog from the Czech Republic, has been amusing readers since 1933 with the misadventures of Karel Capek as he attempts to train a little fox terrier After telling the tale of ...

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Dachenka
Alphabet galopin, by Françoise, text by Françoise Morvan Twenty-six letters, twenty-six rhythmic texts, accompany Françoise’s charming pictures for baby’s delight Following Springtime for Jeanne-Marie, this is the second book by this ...

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The Gay ABC
Ni oui, ni non, les animaux, by Agnès de Lestrade and Rémi Saillard An animated book full of surprising riddles, to have fun without prejudices and above all… saying neither yes nor no! Each book offers 12 new riddles for curious readers ...

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Neither Yes Nor No
C'est le printemps, Jeanne-Marie !, by Françoise The first title in a series of four American classics to be reissued by MeMo Jeanne-Marie, Patapon her sheep and Madelon her female duck, travel through the brightly coloured, gently rolling ...

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Springtime for Jeanne-Marie
Le Petit Musée du Bleu, works by 13 great painters & texts by Carl Norac After the colour red, the colour blue is the common theme shared by these 13 masterpieces! Through a short poem facing the painting or the sculpture, Carl Norac gives ...

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The Little Blue Museum
L'ABC du Marin, by Virginie Morgand A breath of fresh air! Is it possible to add yet another alphabet book to a genre that has been revisited so many times Virginie Morgand has chosen a sea voyage From A for Anchor to be raised, B for Buoy we ...

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The ABC of Sailors
Chat noir, chat blanc, by Claire Garralon In a black and white world, black cats and white cats cannot meet, even though they’d like to So what’s next They have to invent their very own world An elegant cardboard book to ask without fuss ...

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Black Cat, White Cat
Jean-Loup fait des trucs, by Clémentine Mélois Meet Jean-Loup, the world’s idlest dog, and follow him through 3 extraordinary adventures: Jean-Loup Makes Some Soup; Jean-Loup Takes Exercise; and Jean-Loup Has A Cold Jean-Loup is a dog In ...

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Jean-Loup Does Stuff
Les Farfelus, by Miguel Tanco It is hard to spot a Gentle Rascal among ordinary people The Gentle Rascals look just like ordinary people, but if you pay careful attention, you will see that they are different… In this highly sensitive ...

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The Gentle Rascals
Heure bleue, by Isabelle Simler The day is ending; soon, the night will come And in-between, it is the blue hour The time when the day animals become quiet, and the night animals haven’t started to sing yet It is also the time for us to ...

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Blue Hour
Le cahier de Plume et Compagnie, by Isabelle Simler Isabelle Simler invites us to play with the fascinating world that made her pictures books a success All the ingredients are gathered here: Feather the tomcat and his fellow birds, the insects ...

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Feather’s Activity Book
Une si petite noisette, by Sylvain Alzial and Sébastien Touache Did you know that a tiny little nut could trigger a huge cataclysm On a sunny day, a man walks across a village carrying a bag on his back A nut falls down from the bag and, ...

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Such a Tiny Little Nut
Pablo et la chaise, by Delphine Perret An initiatory tale to help discovering the pleasure of being oneself As a birthday gift, Pablo receives a chair This makes him angry, and he locks himself in his room with his present, determined not to ...

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Pablo and His Chair
Les Petits Géants series The first literary series for toddlers, featuring poems from all around the world! The Small Giants series, the first library of poetry for very young readers, also offers a wonderful panel of contemporary illustrators, ...

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Small Giants Series
La Forêt Invisible, by Julia Woignier An army of explorers, all armed and equipped, is walking deep into a strange forest It all seems peaceful but soon, strange noises can be heard… and colorful monsters pop out from the white of the page A ...

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The Invisible Forest
Les Sauvages, by Mélanie Rutten Two wooden houses separated by a field In the dark, two figures pick their way through the long grass to the edge of the river In silence, they climb onto the raft This book tells the story of a night-time ...

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The Unfettered
Bizarbres, by Bernadette Pourquié and Cécile Gambini  Exploring a world of extraordinary trees What amazing things would we learn if trees could talk But not just any trees Unusual, incredible, unforgettable trees ! This ...

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Strange But Tree!
Les p'tits bio, by Danièle Schulthess  Even the youngest children can learn how to sow, plant and harvest their own yummy fruit and vegetables, while learning about protecting the environment and producing natural fertiliser and mulch for ...

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Little Organic Gardeners
L'oiseau sur la branche, by Anne Crausaz On a branch, as the seasons go by, week by week, 52 birds tell us how they live Those who migrate, those who stay, and the way they eat All this gives the opportunity to see a dazzling parade of ...

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The Bird on the Branch
L'Opéra volant, by Carl Norac & illustrated by Vanessa Hié The moving story of a little girl and her bird friends who try and convince everyone they meet that art and poetry are necessary A dreamer, a player, and a dancer, Birdy the bird ...

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The Flying Opera
Madame Cerise et le trésor des pies voleuses, by Sandra Poirot Cherif Granny Cherry tends to forget a lot of things, but Grandpa Cherry is going to make sure she remembers the most important Granny Cherry’s memory has been failing her ...

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Granny Cherry and the Thieving Magpie’s Treasure