Öko, un thé en hiver,  by Mélanie Rutten It's winter in the village and Madeleine, the old cicada, has just died Everybody gathers to say goodbye to her Öko, Mitsu, Eliott and other friends discuss around the fireplace about her, and also ...

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Öko, Tea in Winter
Le Diamant du sultan, by Catherine Gendrin and Judith Gueyfier The sultan wants to give his pregnant wife a gift once the baby is born He asks the jeweller to drill a magnificent diamond But the jeweller splits the stone in two! He is ...

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The Sultan’s Diamond
Eliott et Nestor, l'heure du matin, by Mélanie Rutten It's summer time Eliott has convinced Nestor to go on travelling with him On their way, Nestor's bad mood and small habits are getting on Eliott's nerves Nestor finds his friend too ...

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Eliott and Nestor, Morning Time
Le Petit Brown, by Isobel Harris and André François Little Boy Brown is a young boy who lives in New York City He describes the world he and his parents live in, with no nature, almost no underground, between tunnels and subways One day, ...

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Little Boy Brown
Drôles de bêtes, by André Hellé Odd Animals (Noah’s Ark) is André Hellé’s masterpiece and was one of the artist’s most remarkable creations for Tolmer, the master printer First published in 1911, his illustrated book is no less than ...

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Odd Animals
1, 2, 3 étoiles! Je compte dans la nature, by Anne-Sophie Baumann and Anne-Lise Boutin This unusual picture book invites children to explore the world of figures and big numbers: from zero for a worm's paws, to 10 pips hidden in an apple, to ...

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1, 2, 3 Stars! Counting Nature
Korczak pour que vivent les enfants, by Philippe Meirieu and Pef Very few books are designed to help children think about their education This book explores the career of Janusz Korczak, a doctor and gifted educator who was a tireless champion ...

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Korczak-Long Live the Children
L'Herbier: petite flore des bois d'Europe, by Emilie Vast Here is Emilie Vast’s new herbarium on the small flora from woods in Europe Both a botanical treatise and a beautiful book of images, it shows the plant with the details of its leave, ...

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L’herbier – Small Wood Flora in Europe
Babak, le jour où ton cheval est né,  by Alain Serres and Vanessa Hié The illustrations in this volume show each stage of a single painting that grows more complex with every page As readers follow the “birth” of this work, they’re also ...

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Babak, the Day your Horse was Born
Et si Tout ça n'était qu'un rêve, by Thierry Lenain and Irène Bonacina Radhija is a girl who wonders: “and if I was just someone’s dream, of someone who dreams And when he wakes up, I may not exist anymore" She thus asks her mother, her ...

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And if all this Was just a Dream
Wangari Maathai, la Femme qui plante des millions d'arbres, by Franck Prévot and Aurélia Fronty Magnificent colours and lines bring children on the steps of this uncommon Kenyan woman who became Peace Nobel Price Wangari Maathai was much more ...

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Wangari Maathai, The Woman who Plants Millions of Trees
Mandela, l'Africain multicolore, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Zaü 20 years ago, Nelson Mandela was set free after 27 years in prison He was to become the first black president of South Africa From the fields of his childhood to the supreme ...

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Mandela, the Multicoloured African
Une cuisine qui sent bon les soupes du monde, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty Soup is universal – around the world, it is a symbol both of celebration and of day-to-day life But it is always shared! Warming, heart-warming, soups bring ...

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Soups from Around the World
Une cuisine tout en chocolat! by Alain Serres, ill by Nathalie Novi Childhood, chocolate and imagination: three ingredients that complement each other with pleasure in this large picture book, designed with warm colours There are 40 recipes: ...

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A Whole Cook Book on Chocolate
La petite école de l'imagination, by Alain Serres This boxed set features 15 large-format illustrations and 30 tokens that serve as visual prompts to stimulate children’s imagination: children choose an image, take a token and then invent ...

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The Little School of the Imagination
La Toile, by Isabelle Simler This is the story of a spider, both an artist and a collector, that can't resist in painting the landscape where it lives with all that falls into its legs The Web is a magnificent herbarium and an extraordinary ...

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The Web
Pour faire un livre, by Alain Serres and Solenn Larnicol This simple creation explains all there is to know about how books are made On one side of this cardboard accordion book you’ll meet all the people involved in the bookmaking process On ...

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How to Make a Book
Small, by Pef This is the story of a very small man, who shuffles through life with very small steps His goals are no bigger than himself, and he never makes a big impression This entertaining book plays with the words “big” and “small” ...

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Small
À bas le coton, vive l'illustration, by Solenn Larnicol Solenn Larnicol’s picture diary is a witty account of her life as a young illustrator Drawing all night, selling linens all day: it’s not easy being a young artist! The author reveals ...

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Down with Cotton, Long Live Illustration
Equi-passion, texts by Sophie Ducharme, illustrations by Audrey Gessat, photographs by Eloïse Vene This series is aimed at girls who love horses and practice in a club, those who would love to have a horse at home, hang posters of horses in ...

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Passion for Horses
1,2,3 poneys! Texts by Stéphanie Ledu, illustrations by Vanessa Gauthier This series is the ideal present for all pony-loving children who start ridding The idea is to propose an informative series dedicated to the special relationship that ...

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1,2,3 Poney!
Il y a, by Guillaume Apollinaire and Laurent Corvaisier The great French poet Guillaume Apollinaire died in 1918 in World War I His poem, “There Is”, which he wrote while at the front, is an ode to love and peace 2014 will be the centennial ...

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There Is
L'enfant qui savait lire les animaux, bestiary illustrated by Zaü, text by Alain Serres A captivating book for animal lovers and art enthusiasts Zaü’s animals all have a powerful presence and exude a quiet serenity Accompanied by a few simple ...

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The Child Who Could Read the Animals
Les deux carrés, by El Lissitzky A true Heritage book for children, emblematic of the Suprematist movement of the 20’s Soviet Union, it was designed after the encounter of the artist with Malevich This famous book-manifesto of a dozen pages ...

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Two Squares
Le petit livre des souvenirs, by Kate Greenaway This book was a bestseller between the 1880s and 1900s Charming colour plates for each month, one small illustration for each day, a verse and then some blank space to fill in with important events ...

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Kate Greenaway’s Birthday Book
Les aventures improbables de Peter et Herman, by Delphine Jacquot Answer Peter the mole and Herman the stork’s invitation to travel, including sea landings, love and absurd adventures with 25 stopovers! Peter, an artist mole, and Herman, a ...

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The Improbable Adventures of Peter and Herman