Artistes ! by Virginie Morgand and Laeticia Le Moine What if all children were, in their own way, budding artists Getting their hands dirty with paint to trace shapes, collecting twigs to build a hut that’s creativity too! This beautiful picture ...

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Artists!
Là où le vent me mène, by Anne Crausaz Have you ever wondered where dandelions in towns come from Discover the journey of one of children’s favourite flowers A young achenium sets off on a journey, carried by the wind From a meadow, it flies ...

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Wherever the Wind Takes Me
Onze petits chiens, by Jin Kitamura Following on from Six Little Cats, rediscover Jin Kitamura’s world in this magical journey through shapes and colours In this little picture book, young children can learn about eleven shapes and eleven ...

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Eleven Little Dogs
Féta la saucisse, by Laura Lion Sassy the Sausage falls in love with Toto the Tofu, but their families can’t stand each other A Romeo and Juliet set in the land of Knackis and Veggies…! The crispy-greasy city of Fritoupolis and Tofurama, the ...

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Sassy the Sausage
Mon chien savant, by Isabelle Simler In this wacky, deliciously innovative exploration of man’s best friend, award-winning illustrator Isabelle Simler depicts a host of offbeat interactions between dog and cat, the latter incarnated by Plume, her ...

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My Wonder Dog
Cécil et les objets cassés, by Élodie Shanta Cécil, a peaceful frog, is quietly minding her herbalist’s shop when suddenly, a rather unpleasant rat asks her for a specific ingredient As she leaves the shop, the rat breaks a mirror without ...

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Cécil and the Broken Objects
Bienvenue chez les artistes, by Éva Bensard and Sébastien Mourrain What if houses could tell the dreams held by the people who lived in them Open this book and step into 8 extraordinary homes where famous and daring artists once lived Through ...

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Welcome to the Artists’ Homes
Le grand livre du cinéma, by Aloïs Marignane & Raphaële Botte Comedy or western Thriller or science fiction When it comes to films, viewers have their preferences But what makes these film genres so special Often highly codified, they adhere ...

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The Big Book of Cinema
Le grand livre des musées, by Éva Bensard and Benjamin Chaud From Paris to Beijing, from Rome to Amsterdam, from Marseille to Mexico, discover 12 extraordinary museums You will be accompanied on your visit by the best guides: curators, ...

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The Big Book of Museums
La grande aventure du livre, by Stéphanie Vernet and Camille de Cussac Welcome to the backstage of publishing! Before arriving into our hands, the book goes through all the links of a long chain: a real teamwork! Follow the author, the editor, the ...

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The Great Adventure of the Book
Le grand livre des records de l'art, by Éva Bensard and Charlotte Molas These artists are crazy! All around the world, back to Prehistoric times, they have been creating art that defies imagination Colossi carved into the mountains, towers ...

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The Big Book of Art Records
Le grand atelier, by Les Canailles Have you ever dreamt of stepping into an artist’s studio Seeing what Leonardo da Vinci or Van Gogh’s workshops looked like This beautiful book offers a peek behind the scenes of 16 art studios, from Antiquity ...

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The Big Book of Artists’s Studios
Le grand inventaire de l'art, by Louise Lockhart From the Lascaux cave to street art, passing through mummies, fortified castles, the Mona Lisa, impressionism or the invention of cinema: keep your eyes open, here is the great inventory of art! What ...

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The Great Inventory of Art
Mira notre chien, by Delphine Perret The daily life of two sisters and their dog, as told by one of them: what she smells, hears and feels, and what her sister describes to her… A new picture book by Delphine Perret, brimming with infinite ...

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Mira Our Dog
Flemme à la ferme, by Vassia Chavaroche and Émilie Harel Everyone has wanted to be sick at some point so they can stay home and be pampered So why shouldn’t horses, pigs, chickens, cows—in short, ALL farm animals—be entitled to the ...

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Farmyard Faffing
Regards d'extinction, by Mathieu Latour An extraordinary face-to-face encounter, eye to eye with 300 species threatened with extinction The boreal lynx, capercaillie, orangutan and Atlas lion – whether here or elsewhere – the animals featured ...

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Gazes of Extinction
Le grand guide de la nature, a collective work edited by Alessandro Staehli and Franck Bas Five years after The Great Book of Nature, the largest La Salamandre’s bestseller is now available in a more compact format to appeal to an even wider ...

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The Great Guide to Nature
D'un pôle à l'autre, by Rémy Marion Where land meets sea at the edge of wild coastlines A testament to the climate change currently underway, this evocative account recounts the powerful and unexpected encounters experienced, from one pole ...

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From One Pole to the Other
Les petites trouilles, by Marco Chamorro This funny picture book sheds a new light on fairytales' famous monsters Through five different flaps, we get a peek in the daily life of the witch, the wolf, the vampire and the pirate, and discover more ...

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Tiny Scares
Le secret du parfum chinois, by Paul Cox Last volume of the adventures of Archibald, find our favourite koala in a new investigation! Mysterious thefts are taking place, a giant headache is gripping the inhabitants and a storm is threatening the ...

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The Secret of Chinese Perfume
L’affaire du livre à taches, by Paul Cox A tetralogy first published in the 1980s With its atmosphere that reminds us of Babar and Hercule Poirot, it’s a must-read! In this third volume, Archibald finally receives the proof copy of his first ...

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The Case of the Stained Book
Toute petite chose, by Jennifer Yerkes Winter is ending, the snow is melting, and nature is awakening Deep inside a cozy, warm den, a tiny little thing has just been born In spring, it’s time for this tiny one to discover the world “How about ...

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Tiny Little Thing
Souris ma souris, by Malika Doray Mouse, my mouse, you are a mouse Animals have their kings and queens And you, Mouse, my mouse, you are my queen of mouse () At the slightest fright, the hedgehog curls up into a ball But he always comes out again ...

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Mouse, my Little Mouse
Rivière, by Pascale Moisset and illustrated by Yves Viallard The inspired tale of a sprightly watercourse that frolics with the woodland creatures that come to quench their thirst and refreshes the trees whose roots dip into its waters, River is ...

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River
J'ai rêvé de préhistoire, by Arthur Dreyfus and Jean-Jacques Hublin, illustrated by Léa Louis Published with the Collège de France A peppy, enthralling exploration of the prehistoric era, I’m Dreaming About Prehistory delves into a host of ...

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I’m Dreaming About Prehistory
Un abri pour la nuit, by Thibaut Rassat At the edge of a garden, a tiny explorer crosses paths with a big, shaggy dog Together, they set off on a long walk, crossing landscapes where the wind makes the wild grass dance and stirs the waves in the ...

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A Shelter For The Night