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L'enfant, le libraire et le roi, by Thierry Maricourt and François Place In the hope that the long freeze of the pandemic is over, this short and beautifully crafted text arrives on the children’s shelves as a literary homage to the ...

The Child, the Bookseller and the King

Il était une fois la nuit, by Carole Reboul An illustrated book on the topical issue of the preservation of the starry sky and the battle against light pollution, illustrated by magnificent photos accompanied by informative, ...

Once Upon a Time There Was Night

Cherche et trouve de la Petite Salamandre, collective work A seek-and-find book to help children discover the various natural environments around us and the funny animals, big and small, that are hidden there These 32 ...

La Petite Salamandre’s Search and Find

Carnaval ! by Julie Billault and illustrated by Jean-Charles Baty Carnival! is set in a wacky town where multicoloured animals dwell on one side of the street and their black-and-white counterparts on the other Many of the town’s ...

Carnival!

A l'école vitamine, by Alain Serres and Christel Jeanne A creative approach to the world of school and to fruit and vegetables Funky compositions of bell peppers, oranges, lemons or avocado explain how delicate César’s vitamin C, ...

The Vitamin School

Histoire nature de la Petite Salamandre, by Pascale Hédelin A new compilation of bedtime stories to help children discover the amazing adventures of the animals living around us This beautiful book connects with nature every single ...

Inspiring Nature Stories

Quatre contes d'Andersen, by Hans Christian Andersen and illustrated by Elisabeth Ivanovsky Published in 1942 in Antwerp, this book presents four of Hans Christian Andersen’s first tales that are illustrated by Elisabeth Ivanovsky: The ...

Four Tales by Andersen

L'esclave qui parlait aux oiseaux, by Yves Pinguilly and Zaü Alexandre wants to know more about his friend Mariama’s African origins Mariama tells him about the rainy season, the savannah, and the long and terrible history She ...

The Slave Who Talked to the Birds

Sous le soleil, by Ariadne Breton-Hourcq Laurence Lagier When it’s summertime in the orchard, you can eat the berries without a care in the world The berries are eaten by a jay, who will be eaten by a weasel, who will be eaten by an ...

Under The Sun

Le Guide Nature à la mer, by various authors, series editor Alessandro Staehli Are you keen to discover the huge biodiversity of Europe’s coasts, with their legendary birdsand mammals, fascinating fish and outstanding floral life This new ...

Nature Pocket Guide: The Seaside

La face cachée de l'écureuil, by Erwan Balança (photographs) and Michel Blant (text) Everyone thinks they know the squirrel – a woodland sprite for some, a familiar figurein parks and gardens for others Yet this appealing creature also has ...

The Squirrel’s Secret Life

Tous dehors! En ville, by Patrick and Manon Luneau This book is an invitation to investigate the neighbourhood, explore under bridges, find wolf spiders, eat your own landart, smell the park – there’s no end to the different activities ...

Everyone Out! In Towns And Cities

Agir pour la nature au jardin, by David Melbeck (text) and Sylvain Leparoux (illustrations) This practical book presents more than 50 exciting projects to encourage readers to learn about and protect wild plants and animals in the garden At a ...

Protect The Environment: In The Garden

Une sirène tombée du ciel, by Raphaële Frier and illustrated by Sandra Poirot-Chérif Pierre, a fisherman and dreamer, sees a siren fall from the sky Once, then twice – and each time an explosion sounds as the figure falls The fisherman ...

The Siren Who Fell from the Sky

Dehors, dehors, dehors, by Hubert Ben-Kemoun and illustrated by Bruno Pilorget “Outdoors!” pleads Pablo’s mum, horrified to see him glued to his screenson a beautiful spring day… The boy is told not to come home until tea-time and sets ...

Outdoors, Outdoors!

Petit pêcheur, grand appétit, by Suzy Vergez A little fisherman living on an island used to catch one fish for the whole family to share but as time passed his appetite got bigger So he made larger and larger nets to bring in a bigger ...

Little Fisherman, Big Appetite

La lithographe, by Gaby Bazin Visit the workshop of the lithographer and discover how this printing technique is almost magical Mixing history of printing with technical explanations and plastic arts expriments, Gaby Bazin promotes the ...

At The Lithographer’s

Zooscope, by Marie Donzelli and illustrated by Marie Gastaut Animascope combines visually arresting graphic images inspired by optical art with a host of fun facts about the creatures they depict With its simple, clear structure, ...

Animascope

Cabanes amies, by Delphine Roux and illustrated by Evelyne Mary The thing he loved most of all was building huts with his friends in the Little Wood It was so good to hide away there, cosy and sheltered from the world, smiling and ...

The Hut Lover

Les devinettes de la langue au chat, by David Dumortier, illustrated by Aurélia Fronty This small format book opens up the appetite for words and offers a playful journey through poetry to children, but also to all those who want to pick up ...

Riddles

Ouvrons l'oeil du coeur ! by Abdellatif Laâbi, illustrated by Laurent Corvaisier Open the Heart’s Eye brings together a selection of short forms drawn from the work of Abdellatif Laâbi In a small pinch of words, the poet provokes in us a ...

Open the Heart’s Eye!

Une nuit à Insect Hôtel, by Claire Schvartz A stormy night, a roaming creature, insects strangely disappearing Adventures, thrills, love and humour are happening in the Insect’Hotel! It’s the end of summer and the Cowpat family ...

One Night At The Insect’Hotel

Confettis, by Adèle Jolivard Five thoughtful stories recounting the everyday life of a young girl A fair and sensitive description of childhood ‘‘I go to school riding my bicycle everyday’’ With five little stories, Adèle ...

Confetti

Eau douce, by Émilie Vast It’s the end of summer and life is still in full swing, both on the surface and underwater! Pikes and bleaks wiggle at the bottom of the river ; waterlily roots go deeper into the ground, while a sparrow eats a ...

Fresh Water

Magies by various contributors Magic is a magnificent box set offering a variety of magic paraphernalia, a wealth of meticulously researched information about the history and practice of magic and rich, detailed iconography Magic is a ...

Magic?

Bulles de vie, by Hélène Romano and illustrated by German Barthélémy Written by a specialist in child trauma, Bubbles of Life explores the repercussions of a pandemic as seen through the eyes of school-aged children Simple and easy ...

Bubbles of Life