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
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
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
Martin et Rosa, ensemble pour l'égalité, by Raphaële Frier and Zaü
ML King and R Parks: the overlapping stories of two key figures who spoke out against racial segregation Their shared battle begins with the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955 The ...
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Martin and Rosa, United for Equality
Pedro Crocodile et George Alligator, by Delphine Perret
If you are the kind of reader who is “a little sweet but good to eat”-meaning you are under twenty- and if you can’t recognize a crocodile from an alligator: this book is meant for ...
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Pedro Crocodile and George Alligator
Et Picasso peint Guernica, by Alain Serres
This exceptional large-format picture book, which explains to children Picasso's howl of outrage against war, is about both a work of art and a life It describes the genesis of Picasso's brilliant ...
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And Picasso Paints Guernica
De l'origine des mathématiques, by Clémence Gandillot
If men find mathematics difficult, it is their own fault Clémence Gandillot ends her short essay on mathematics with this sententious conclusion And it perfectly summarizes her ideas: ...
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About the Origin of Mathematics
Le Ginkgo, le plus vieil arbre du monde, by Alain Serres, ill Zaü
This title explores a unique plant, the ginkgo biloba, also known as maidenhair tree
It has all of a great figure, coming across time and through ages, seeking its origins long ...
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Ginkgo, the Oldest Tree in The World
Tous les humains ont les mêmes droits, by Marie-Agnès Combesque, ill Clotilde Perrin
The 1948 United Nations Declaration of Human Rights explained to children
The complete Declaration is reproduced in the book, while each page highlights two ...
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All the Humans Have the Same Rights
Je serai les yeux de la terre, Photographs by Altitude, text by Alain Serres, illustrations by Zaü Foreword by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Using a mix of aerial photographies, drawings and texts, three artists instill in children and their parents ...
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I Will Be the Eyes of the Earth
L'Herbier: petite flore des bois d'Europe, by Emilie Vast
Both a botanical treatise and a book with stunning images, Emilie Vast's new herbarium shows the plant with details of their leave, fruit and seed The thin and delicate line of the author ...
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The Herbarium: Small Wood Flora
L'Herbier: arbres feuillus d'Europe, by Emilie Vast
18 different broad-leaved trees from Europe are represented here A delicate and detailed illustration of the leaf and the full branch invite children to collect them in nature Below, the text ...
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The Herbarium: Tree Leaves from Europe
Une Cuisine grande comme un jardin, by Alain Serres, ill by Martin Jarrie
A unique way to ...
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A Cook Book as Big as a Garden