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Papa, pourquoi t'as voté Hitler , by Didier Daeninckx, illustrated by Pef Germany, March 1933 Rudi’s father is about to vote for Adolf Hitler’s party, but his mother flatly refuses to Didier Daeninckx uses the daily life of one family to ...

Daddy, Why Did You Vote For Hitler?

Le livre des z'idées, pour allumer sa créativité, by Raphaële Frier, illustrated by Solenn Larnicol Here’s a gallery of illustrated ideas, all based around an electric light bulb, the symbol of the flash of genius There are also some empty ...

The Book Of Ideas, Tap Into Your Creativity!

Hernig & Zebraël, by Victor Boissel, illustrated by Beax Everything opposes Hernig, a lonesome and silent man, and Zebraël, a spirited and charming teenage boy But these two heroes will have to unite and travel together on a quest that ...

Hernig & Zebraël

Till l'Espiègle, by Philippe Lechermeier, illustrated by Gaëtan Dorémus We are reunited with Till in all his glory, still penniless, ready to do anything to fill his pockets In the first story, Till plays cards with a group of cheaters, ...

Till Owlyglass

Versailles From Louis XIV to Marie-Antoinette, the most beautiful parties and entertainments were thrown in Versailles And what better way to discover them than a game booklet Colouring, cutting, mazes, models and masks: all the classic games of ...

Versailles Celebrations

L'Albatros, by Charles Baudelaire, illustrated by Mathilde Magnan The Albatross is probably one of Baudelaire’s most famous poems from The Flowers of Evil collection It is also one of the most comprehensible because of its universal subject: ...

The Albatross

La Souris qui sauva toute une montagne, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty A mouse wants to replace the precious milk she has just stolen from a child But nature has been ransacked, even on the great mountain of Sardinia ...

The Mouse Who Saved An Entire Mountain

Santa Fruta, by Delphine Perret, illustrated by Sébastien Mourrain In the Colorado desert, a cactus is feeling bored Thousands of kilometers away, a cat loves nothing better than to lie flat on the ground next to the radiator Following advice ...

Santa Fruta

Cette nuit-là au musée, by Isabelle Simler The sun sets on the museum, everything seems still But suddenly, a butterfly escapes from its window display And then, animals, fossils and objects in all the museum halls come to life! For one ...

That Night At The Museum…

Extravagant, by Betty Bone This is a crazy story! The glove has lost his hand and the hand her glove The eye and the nose go looking for them but the head doesn’t really want to stand up straight… Brillant and mischievous, Betty Bone ...

The Glove Who Lost His Hand

Amis retrouvés, by Cristina Sitja Rubio Azur and Lapinitto both live deep in the jungle… One day, they pack their bags and start a long trip to visit their friends Coutchuplum and Oisoletto, in the heart of the city… There, everything ...

Old Friends

Les Herbiers, by By Laurent Audouin, Yannick Fourié, Delphine Boudou, Audrey Caron and Lionel Hignard Find out about the plants your favourite characters gathered on their adventures Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack, Tom ...

Fairytale Plant Collections

Les Contes nature, by Pascale Hédelin, Crescence Bouvarel, Ursula Bucher, Nicolas Duffaut, Vanessa Gautier, Ambroise Héritier and Dominique Mertens Fairy tales, detective stories and fables starring animals and plants In this book, ...

Nature Tales

France's First Black Clown Monsieur Chocolat, le premier clown noir, by Bénédicte Rivière, illustrated by Bruno Pilorget Monsieur Chocolat was the son of slaves who entertained Paris society in the 1900s His success was due to his huge ...

Monsieur Chocolat

Une Cuisine du monde pour les bébés, by Anne Kerloc'h, illustrated by Judith Gueyfier and Zaü This book takes readers on a world tour of cookery for very young children, aged six months to two years Whether crunchy, finely chopped, or ...

World Food for Babies

J'Atteste, by Abdellatif Laâbi, illustrated by Zaü In a few powerful words, the great poet Abdellatif Laâbi argues the case for peace and humanism His words of hope run alongside an account of the Paris attacks In the aftermath of the ...

Against Barbarism

Mon Pays en partage, by Yves Pinguilly and illustrated by Sandra Poirot Cherif In these times of mass exile, Yves Pinguilly maps out a land of poetry, which welcomes all the colours of humanity Never forgetting the pain of people torn from ...

My Shared Country

Lettres ouvertes à tous les terriens, by Children from all over the world and illustrated by Laurent Corvaisier Children from around the world talk about their fears for the planet and their dreams of seeing it change They tackle issues such ...

Open Letters to Earthlings

Le carnet du Musée de l'Orangerie Here, we discover or rediscover the Orangerie Museum in the garden of Tuileries in Paris, and its treasures: Monet’s Water Lilies and artworks by Matisse, Picasso, Cézanne, Renoir Let’s cut, ...

Explore The Musée de l’Orangerie

Mythes Fondateurs, d'Hercule à Dark Vador, by Dominique de Font-Réaulx A book to discover the new Louvre section designed for children and families It shows us how the world was created, and takes us to enchanted worlds where we meet ...

Founding Myths, From Hercules to Dark Vador

Louise de New-York, un été de chiens, by Jean Poderos and illustrated by Gaia Guarino Louise is spending her holidays in the Hamptons, in Auntie Emma’s awful little house When she meets Sido, the little dog her Auntie just adopted, Louise ...

Louise of New-York, a Summer of Dogs

Hérodote le hérisson, by Jean-Luc Buquet Hérodote wonders what the animals living in the forest believe in So he goes and asks the fox, the crest, the sheep and the wolf about it… A beautiful walk across the forest starts: meeting with ...

Herodote, the Hedgehog

Après l'orage, by Hélène Romano and illustrated by Adolie Day Growing-up in a happy family, this child has not understood what the attacks are exactly The parents did not dare to explain what happened and they have locked themselves ...

After The Storm

For Girl's Rights to an Education Malala pour le droit des filles à l'éducation, by Raphaële Frier and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty Malala, the 17- year-old Pakistani girl who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, made ...

Malala

La nature en famille, by Patrick Luneau A new collection of outdoor activities for families Parents, grandparents, teachers and play leaders will find these books a treasure trove of practical ideas for teaching children about nature ...

Family Fun Nature

Dans les poches, by Isabelle Simler Alice, Cinderella, the Three Bears, Tom Thumb, Pinocchio and Gepetto, we all know their story But the question is: what did they have inside their pockets In this picture book, Isabelle Simler pays ...

In Their Pockets (Tales)