J'ai le droit d'aimer les livres (et le chocolat!), by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty
The series continues after the right to be a child, the right to culture and the right to save the planet
Here is a lively and joyful ...
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I Have the Right to Love Books (and Chocolate!)
Quelques gouttes de pluie sur la terre, by Abbas Kiarostami, illustrated by Hoda Hadadi
55 simple and luminous haïkus by the great Iranian artist Abbas Kiarostami, with drawings by one of Iran’s most talented illustrators
Hail
breaks a ...
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A Few Drops of Rain on the Earth
Les coquelicots savent-ils qu'ils sont fragiles by Alain Serres, illustrated by Judith Gueyfier
Short poems in the form of questions and answers, which children can continue, following the same fun principle The simple words of Alain Serres make ...
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Do Poppies Know that They are Fragile?
Le voyage de Charlie le hérisson, by Callie, illustrated by Anna Griot
The Journey of Charlie the Hedgehog is a clever, fast-paced tale featuring a most unlikely yet utterly loveable hero Charlie the hedgehog is a stickler for good behaviour who ...
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The Journey of Charlie the Hedgehog
L'arbre qui rêvait d'être un avion, by Antoine Vigne, illustrated by Léa Louis
A tree in the middle of the forest is so fascinated by the sparkling, glittering plane it sees crossing the skies every day that the desire to do likewise is almost ...
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The Tree that Wanted to Become an Airplane
Les amis de Momoko, by Kotimi - the third volume of the series A Japanese Childhood
And here are four new stories from Kotimi’s 1960s Tokyo childhood In this book, we learn about Hanami – celebrating the cherry blossom Showers of pink petals ...
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Momoko’s Friends – A Japanese Childhood