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Les orphelins de Prolis, by Tristan Deluzarches Book one: Evasion in the New World It is the fifth century of the Age of Light and young orphans Yann and Briac manage to survive by pilfering goods at local markets until Briac, the ...

The Orphans of Prolis I – Evasion in the New World

Lignes, by Jacques Arragon Upon losing his job as a telecommunications cable specialist, Philibert Jacquemin finds himself at the heart of a global conspiracy to destroy humanity and must search deep within to find the strength to resist ...

Lines

Ma maison à moi !, by Sarah Zambello and Chiara Raineri A gate in the middle of a field, with no fence – a magical place where a little girl happily chats with squirrels, rabbits and foxes She even shares her snack with them and ...

My Very Own Home

Ma Maison Bleue, by Alain Serres, ill by Edmée Cannard A little earthling’s magical journey around the universe Zooming in from the farthest reaches of the galaxy to a small planet, the narrator identifies continents bursting with ...

My Blue House

Comment faire la paix, by Francis Combes and Bruno Heitz A playful anti-war poem that halts the cannon fire while encouraging children to erect monuments to life in village squares! The aim is to catch a sleeping tank and, in the ...

How to Make Peace?

Le livre de Gill et Flop, by Inbar Heller Algazi A story of friendship carried by a duo of whimsical and endearing characters! The first picture book of a very promising young artist Gill and Flop, little hybrid creatures – one ...

The Book of Gill and Flop

Mais où est-elle by Marie Mirgaine The story of a man who looks everywhere for his wig that has flown away Along the way, he encounters a cat, seaweed and even covers himself in cow dung A wig flies off “Here it is!” exclaims its ...

Where Is it?

Pain, beurre et chocolat, by Alain Serres and Suzy Vergez It’s the middle of summer and Margaux thinks she’s alone in her city, but through her snack of bread, butter and chocolate, she discovers that lots of people have in fact been ...

Bread, Butter and Chocolate

Photo de famille, by Chloé Millet and Delphine Jacquot Today is Diego’s birthday! Along his feathered cousins, he is planning a big party in the rainforest But first, the traditional family photo shoot must take place, and that’s ...

The Family Picture

Björn, une vie bien remplie, by Delphine Perret Summer is here! In the forest, Björn and his friends are back for six stories, as funny as they are delicate The animals try out human activities, and Björn chooses the one he likes ...

Björn – A Busy Life

La petite soeur est un diplodocus, by Aurore Petit The encounter between a big brother and his young sister is often, if not always, a whole new story A story about a tyrannosaurus and a story about a diplodocus, but above all, a love ...

Little Sister Is a Diplodocus

Mon premier grand imagier, by Anne Crahay A beautiful large board book for toddlers, each spread presenting about twenty illustrated words: a colourful discovery of everyday objects, vehicles, but also plants, animals, fruits and vegetables What ...

My First Big Wordbook

Lucien & Masayo au Japon, by Annelore Parot A non-fiction picture book by the gifted Annelore Parot, to discover Japan! Lucien, a little boy, comes to visit his friend Masayo, who lives in Tokyo From the taxi that takes him downtown to the ...

Lucien and Masayo in Japan

La Fiesta, by Sesyle Joslin and John Alcorn After La Petite Famille, Sesyle Joslin and John Alcorn continue their introduction to foreign languages to their young readers with this bilingual book released in 1967 This new ...

The Party

Ma plus belle ombre, by Carl Norac and illustrated by Gaya Wisniewski I have to tell you something Sometimes, when I’m drawing, in he comes He sits down behind me Yes, a giant rabbit I don’t know where he comes from, how he got ...

My Most Beautiful Shadow

Le nouveau canard, by Claire Garralon The ducks are having fun all together in their (finally) shared pond, and warmly welcome all the newcomers But one day, comes a duck that doesn’t look like them, a multicolored and geometrically ...

The New Duck

Batabata, by Émilie Vast A young bat explores her own world, and throughout this leporello, the reader will follow her rise in the sky On this journey, she will meet a cat, a weasel and an owl before reaching up the top of the tree and ...

Batabata

Korokoro, by Emilie Vast A hedgehog rolls down from the branch of a chestnut tree Once on the ground, off he goes He progresses into the unknown, walking and rolling, making light of every obstacles on his way! Along the way, he stumbles ...

Korokoro

Les vacances de Momoko, by Kotimi - the second volume of the series A Japanese Childhood Momoko is back ! After the first volume which introduced us to the little girl and her little sister Minako, here are Momoko's adventures and emotions during ...

Momoko’s Holidays – A Japanese Childhood

Comme un poisson fleur, by Julia Sørensen This book gently addresses the themes of parenthood, difference and inclusion through the story of Marcel, born with webbed feet and an extra chromosome We follow Marcel's daily life from his birth to ...

Like a Fish-Flower

L'arbre m'a dit, by Jean-Pierre Siméon and illustrated by Zaü A compendium of some 40 short pieces on the theme of our relationship to trees by the poet Jean-Pierre Siméon, published here for the first time The Tree ...

The Tree Told Me

Pouet ! by Claire Garralon Rebecca is flying above the beach when she hears a pretty funny sound Honk! Out of curiosity, she comes closer and sees Roger on the sand, looking pretty bad “Rebecca, I ate sope squeak!” Roger clearly ...

Squeak!

Les canards sauvages, by Adèle Jolivard Wild ducks live in the city, but stay among themselves, all together inside a perfectly comfy hollow tree: it comes with a bathroom, a kitchen, a library and even a piano Today is a special day: they are ...

The Wild Ducks

Si tous les livres du monde, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty If all the drops of water joined hands then the palm trees, children and hummingbirds would never be thirsty again if all the houses joined doormats, if all ...

If All the World’s Books…

Le Typographe, by Gaby Bazin Let’s put an apron on and visit the typographer’s workshop, where you’ll find printing presses, type cases and monkeys (the nickname was given to typographers because of their agile movements!) Young readers ...

At the Typographer’s

Alphonse et Boléro, by Laurent Condominas, illustrated by Charlotte Huguenin Alphonse and Bolero is the hilarious tale of an extraordinary friendship between a young boy and alone elephant who find themselves stranded on a magical island Author ...

Alphonse and Boléro