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Soie, by Alessandro Baricco and Rébecca Dautremer Alessandro Baricco: “I have always refused for Silk to be illustrated until the name Dautremer was suggested to me by Tishina… What a delight to see a story, that once was mine, told again by a ...

Silk

Fup, l'oiseau canadèche, by Jim Dodge and Tom Haugomat A rare novel to share with friends, for a moment of pure literary joy Fup is a raw gem, a sweet and whacky tale about an unlikely trio - young Tiny, who loves nothing more than building ...

FUP

Art Nouveau, la plante et des applications ornementales, by Eugène Grasset At the end of the 19th century, flowers and plants inspired artists to look at the world in a new way and reveal it to us In this masterpiece, first published in 1896, ...

Art Nouveau, plants and their ornamental applications

100 Ateliers d’artistes d’aujourd’hui, by Guy Boyer, photographs by Antoine Schneck What is the most intimate space for artists Their studio, which is their place of reflection, creation, and sometimes even life This beautiful, precious book ...

100 Contemporary Artists’ Studios

Des Souris et des hommes, by John Steinbeck and illustrated by Rébecca Dautremer United States, 1937: John Steinbeck publishes a short novel that will become a masterpiece of world literature Of Mice and Men is the story of George and Lennie, ...

Of Mice and Men

Le vieux qui lisait des romans d'amour, Luis Sepúlveda's masterpiece, illustrated by Joanna Concejo The millions of readers who have read this novel by Luis Sepúlveda are left with a vivid memory of a perfectly told story Just enough words to ...

The Old Man Who Read Love Stories

Nature de science-fiction, by Gregory Roeder How living organisms push the boundaries of reality A story bordering on the real about the extraordinary abilities of living organisms to constantly invent the craziest strategies to survive and ...

Nature of Science Fiction

Alice au pays des merveilles, unabridged text by Lewis Carroll, Illustrated by Isabelle Simler A treat for adults and children alike, Isabelle Simler’s fantastic, whimsical take on Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland bursts with color and ...

Alice In Wonderland

Arbres, secrets de géants, by Francis Martin (text) and Emmanuel Boitier (photographs) The depths of our forests are home to venerable trees with a thousand and one stories to tell This beautiful large-format book highlights twenty-four legendary ...

Trees, Secrets of Giants

Sous les arbres, by Jacques Tassin A life of research and adventure in contact with trees Through the walks that have marked his life, Jacques Tassin, best-selling author of Penser comme un arbre (Thinking Like a Tree), which has sold over 17,000 ...

Under the Trees

Le chat côté sauvage, by Joël Brunet (photographs) and François Léger (texts) With its soft paws, faintly striped coat and magnetic gaze, it is a domestic cat, but wild blood runs through its veins Half ghost, half legend, the wildcat is a ...

The Wild Side of Cats

Les plantes sauvages, by Cathy Roggen-Crausaz, Emanuel Roggen (texts) and Lorenzo Dotti (illustrations) Identify them, get to know them, use them Thoroughly researched, illustrated with over 900 original drawings and skilfully explained in ...

Wild Plants

Extraordinaires oiseaux, a collective work edited by Alessandro Staehli A remarkable, beautiful book that highlights the incredible world of birds, combining aesthetics and wonder in a highly polished object A beautiful, large-format book on the ...

Extraordinary Birds

Une vie pour la nature, by Julien Perrot A visionary, Julien Perrot, founder of the Revue Salamandre at the of 11 and followed by over 300,000 enthusiasts on social networks, delivers an authentic account of his passion for living things In this ...

A Life For Nature

L'image à venir, mémoires d'un collectionneur, by Pierre Apraxine with Jean Poderos Pierre Apraxine was a visionary, a trailblazer who was among the first col- lectors to dedicate his life to unearthing long-forgotten masterpieces of ...

The Coming Image, A Collector’s Memoir

Alpes, by Samuel Bitton, Ambre de l'AlPe and Roberto Moiola NEW EDITION The last remaining wilderness in the heart of Europe, the Alps are a watershed spanning countries and cultures, exerting an eternal fascination This illustrated ...

The Alps

Chasseur d'orages, by Dean Gill Confession of a man who was struck by lightning Some photographers are passionate about birds and butterflies Dean Gill's heart thrills at Zeus's outbursts of wrath When the sky begins to rumble and a ...

Storm Hunter

L'enquête sauvage : Pourquoi et comment renouer avec le vivant , by Anne-Sophie Novel We’re always being invited to reconnect with nature, but what does this mean in practice and how can we do so Inspired by her own realisation, journalist ...

Wild Study: Why and how to reconnect with the living world?

Zéro déchet à la manière d'un lombric, by Nathalie Tordjman Why does nature recycle better than we do Nature doesn't need bins, it's the first to practice zero waste Why can't we Chasing food waste like a lynx by eating only what is ...

Recycle Like an Earthworm

Lynx, by Laurent Geslin The lynx as you’ve never seen it before! Emblematic predator, the lynx is the invisible lord of our forests By way of pictures and the story of an internationally renowned photographer, this book comes with ...

Lynx

Histoires surnaturelles, by Gregory Roeder, photographs by Stéphane Hette 20 mind-boggling stories of partnerships, trickery and rivalries between insects and plants, illustrated by stunning photographs From the insect that ...

Supernatural Stories

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

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

L'appel du volcan, by Claude Marthaler The Call Of The Volcano is the new book by a writer and explorer of far-flung corners of the globe, travelling on foot or by bicycle, and has recently climbed the world’s tallest volcan Here this ...

The Call Of The Volcano

La leçon du brin d'herbe, by Olivier Bleys Walk alongside a writer with a very beautiful writing who takes us on his long journeys on foot and his peri-urban hikes in contact with nature Close to a resplendent, suffering and resilient ...

What a Blade of Grass can Teach us

Les ateliers de l'illustration et de la création, by Delphine Perret, Photographs by Éric Garault Delphine Perret has always been fascinated by the link between artistic creation and the artist’s studio Her meeting with the ...

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