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BOUUUUU!, by Claire Garralon Join the funny seagulls of previous title by Garralon Pouet! as they count the grains of sand on their idyllic beach An idyllic beach, until a massive ocean liner anchors right in front, and a flood of tourists arrive ...

BOUUUUUT!

Animaux à compter, by Emilie Vast After Alphabet of Plants and Animals, Émilie Vast introduces little ones to numbers A doe, two swans, three foxes the double-page spreads offer counting numbers from 1 to 10 animals The left-hand pages present ...

Counting Animals

J'ai le droit à la poésie, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty Where does it hide What are all its faces Can it laugh Or get angry After the four previous titles, which, since “I have the right to be a child”, have opened up children’s ...

I have a right to poetry!

Tu manges quoi , Tu aimes la fête by Judith Gueyfier What are you eating: A book that’s much in demand and that gets straight to the point: “What are you eating” The idea is to stimulate comment, discussion and speculation and to whet ...

What Are You Eating? Do You Like Parties ?

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 ...

Martin and Rosa, United for Equality

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

Trois fois rien, by Alice Brière-Haquet and Olivier Philipponneau It takes three times nothing to make a little something! A book about the secret of birth: a little luck, a lot of patience, and love in abundance With their characteristic ...

A Little Thing

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

Pavel et Mousse, by Aurore Petit When a rabbit finds a baby panda in the forest and adopts him, which one will grow up faster Pavel is a very ordinary rabbit He likes to get up early, go for walks in the forest and pick red berries But when he ...

Pavel and Moss

Le tambour, by Jeanne Saboureault A magnificent debut picture book centered around sound, carried by a courageous and determined mute child Siméon is a child like any other, almost: he doesn’t speak, he only plays his drum So when his cherished ...

The Drum

Loup noir, Loup blanc, by Patrick Fischmann and Aurélia Fronty A Cherokee legend tells of the Black Wolf (violence) and the White Wolf (kindness) that coexist within us Storyteller Patrick Fishmann shows how this is seen in human behaviour and ...

Black Wolf, White Wolf

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

Quelle pomme es-tu pour rire des poires by Alain Serres and Martin Jarrie The pear in all its forms: luxurious portraits presenting 30 pears in all their forms: bitten into, damaged, fresh, or opening their hearts to us Opposite each pear, very ...

What kind of apple are you to laugh at pears?

Je suis l'air ! by Nathalie Trovato A series that invites little ones to discover the four elements, which are so essential to life! Nathalie Trovato's paper cut-out illustrations recreate everyday scenes that combine poetry and humour These ...

I am air!

Baleinoïde, by Baptiste Gaillard and illustrated by Sylvie Mermoud & Pierre Bonard "The whale's body is elusive, a ghost, a fantasy, a life hidden in its own vibrations It is an instrument in every cavity" Featured in numerous children's ...

Baleinoid

Méli-Mélo en Amérique Latine, by Martine Perrin Riddles and cut-out pages to explore countries with a graphic vision! Martine Perrin creates picture books for toddlers the same way she would make objects with forms and colours, frameworks and ...

Jumble in Latin America

Les oreilles d'Hariette, by Marion Puech Have you ever seen rabbit ears lounging on the beach in a deckchair Now you have Hariette's ears are missing this morning With her friend Cécile they spend the whole day through the village searching for ...

Hariette’s Ears

L'homme qui plantait des cactus, by Rémi Courgeon and illustrated by Vanessa Hié Old Bacoco defends his precious mango tree against formidable predators: all the birds on the island, the lemurs and, even worse, the children! So Bacoco surrounds ...

The Man Who Planted Cacti

L'étonnante histoire de l'homme le plus lent du monde, by Arthur Dreyfus and Sim Mau Here is a slow guy, incredibly slowespecially when it comes to saying ‘I love you’! This child’s father is extremely slow Not easy for him! This man ...

The Amazing Story Of The World’s Slowest Man

Théodore, by and Gaia Guarino A funny, rousing picture book inspired by classic children’s tales Theodore is a ravenous grizzly bear that devours everything and everyone it comes across: an idiotic babysitter, absent-minded hikers, ...

Theodore

Exodus, by Rachel Hausfater and illustrated by Solal Frydman A tender, moving song about childhood exodus with stricking illustrations, from darkness to light In a setting aglow with the last rays of the setting sun, a desperate mother begs her ...

Exodus

Feu! by Pascale Moisset and Yves Viallard The fragility of nature explored through the eyes of a young squirrel during a devastating forest fire In Pascale Moisset and Yves Viallard’s timely tale about the fragility and resilience of nature, a ...

Fire!

Plume, by Isabelle Simler Isabelle Simpler has concocted a magnificent new edition of her best-selling word book Plume in celebration of Éditions courtes et longues’s twentieth anniversary Complete with four new spreads and a foil-stamped cover, ...

Plume