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Les Trois Gibbons et la chanson du colibri, by Kenji Abe As the three gibbons take a stroll, a gust of gale lands a tiny hummingbird in front of them The little birdie is lost, having been blown by the wind away from her parents ...

The Three Gibbons and the Hummingbird’s Song

Quel est ce légume , by Anne Crausaz My skin fades out from pink to white Munch munch, crunch my flesh with a touch of salt It stings! Who am I The radish Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books ...

What Is This Vegetable?

Quel est ce fruit , by Anne Crausaz My thin skin shines under the spring sun My red flesh stains clothes Who am I The cherry Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books with holes Each guess is made of a ...

What Is This Fruit?

Plic ploc banquise, by Claire Garralon Drip drop, ice floe, drip drop A little penguin and a small polar bear have to face the truth: the ice floe is melting! So off they go to warn the whale, the beluga, the fur seals, the walrus – and all the ...

Drip Drop Ice Floe

Laurent le Flamboyant, by Karen Hottois and illustrated by Junia Woignier / Polonia Series by Chloé Mary Just like every morning, Utang Laurent wakes up on the wrong side of the bed He may swing from branch to branch throughout the ...

Laurent the Flamboyant

Poule bleue, by Claire Garralon Blue Hen laid three eggs She brooded them until three chicks hatched out So proud, Blue Hen introduced them to everyone in the farmyard but kept on overprotecting them One day, chicks are big enough to ...

Blue Hen

Mon bison, by Gaya Wisniewski “The first time I saw it, it was springtime I was in the tall grass, I couldn’t see an awful lot being all of four years old” A little girl and a bison get to know each other One spring morning ...

My Buffalo

Les coiffeurs des étoiles, by Jeanne Macaigne The second book by Jeanne Macaigne, “The Stars Hairdressers” takes us on a hair raising journey Romarin, Jacinthe and Timbale’s parents have moved to an isolated island Renowned ...

The Stars Haidressers

Le bol de lait, by Malika Doray After you’ve had a good sleep, you can get up in order to go back to bed! After you’ve got up (for real), you can now undress to get dressed! Then you are ready for your mug of milk A little bit sweet, ...

The Mug Of Milk

L'imagier de l'été, by Anne Bertier The sun, the sea, seaweeds, small fish, boats, sand and ice cream Nothing compares to summer!” From paper cut, Anne Bertier builds a great picture book starring summer A beautiful graphic walk, ...

Summer Time

Comme-ci, comme-ça, by It's Raining Elephants Inspired by the song “I’m This” by the poet and musician Moondog, “Like This Like That” highlights everybody’s duality and contradictions via a game of graphic and poetic ...

Like This Like That

Moi j'ai peur du loup, by Émilie Vast Two bunnies are having a chat at night “Can I tell you a secret I am scared of the wolf” “Really Why’s that” “Because he’s got big teeth!” “Oh no, it’s the walrus who’s got ...

I Am Scared of the Wolf

Un coup de main, by Cristina Sitja Rubio Manuel and Monelle, two inseparable handymen, live in harmony in a big birdhouse Every day, they tend to plants, bake delicious seeds cakes, walk dogs and build houses So much so that they don’t have a ...

Someone Handy

Plantes vagabondes, by Émilie Vast Have you ever looked into us, who are supposedly still Who Plants, of course! We are much more adventurous than you might know Come on, we’ll show you The feathery seeds of the buttercup fly away to ...

Roving Plants

Vieux Cheval et les petites génisses, by Fabienne Mounier and Daniel Hénon Old Horse is feeling low Farmer Martin decides to pair him off with seven cheeky little heifers who are after one thing only: having fun Is this such a clever idea In ...

Old Horse And The Little Heifers

Tête-bêche, by Ariadne Breton-Hourcq and Laurence Lagier This book compiles twenty-two verbs related to basic agriculture (to sow, to stall, to irrigate and so on) with a view to foster its readers’ powers of observation Animals, insects, ...

Head To Tail

Mister Papillon, by Alice Meteignier The participants to the Mister Butterfly contest parade onstage under the eyes of the dazzled audience One of them stands out With his sublime wings and a demeanour full of confidence, he is the perfect ...

Mister Butterfly

Batistou, by Nada Matta Following on Petite pépite, Nada Matta, takes us on a donkey ride Even though the child started by keeping her distance from the donkey and chose to let her mother take up the reins, animal and child will get to warm up to ...

Batistou

Truffe et Machin, by Émile Cucherousset and Camille Jourdy / Polynia Series by Chloé Mary Snout and Thingy, the rabbit brothers, have run out of ideas and find themselves short on adventures today They can’t think of a single silly thing to do ...

Snout and Thingy

Vendredi ou les autres jours, by Gilles Barraqué and Hélène Raizac / Polynia Series by Chloé Mary Seven days of complete stillness spent staring at bamboo shoots Friday is stricken with an illness that is eating away at him, his eyes are ...

Friday or the Other Days

La petite épopée des pions, by Audren and Cédric Philippe / Polynia Series by Chloé Mary Sasha lives in a beautiful rose wood box surrounded by other black and white Sashas Sometimes The Hand takes him out for a breather and moves him a long a ...

Pawns – A Small Odyssey

Quatremers le céléste, by Lisa Bresner and Aurore de La Morinerie At once a travel book, a poetic story and a tale of discovery, The Celestial Quatremers recounts the adventures of a stranger who wishes to offer to the Emperor the one pearl in ...

Quatremers

La marche du baoyé, by Sigrid Baffert, Adrienne and Léonore Sabrier / Polynia Series by Chloé Mary Nothing much remained from the life of Tiago, his brother Big Ouji, his Mum and Dad, of the whole Manké farming family A watering can, a sewing ...

The March Of The Baoye Tree

C'est l'histoire, by Anne Crausaz Four children are waiting for Madame Ourse She comes in every week at the same time to tell them stories Each to their own book, each to their own story Once everyone gets cosy on the carpet the adventure can ...

This Is The Story

Feuille, by Diána Nagy A leaf is born of a shoot in springtime It then endures the succession of seasons and its attending wind and rain, insects and butterflies Comes autumn and the leaf turns yellow; it falls off the tree Is the cycle over Not ...

Leaf

L'Hiver d'Isabelle, by Jeanne Macaigne Winter has settled in all around Isabelle and nobody knows why Sadness and cold have penetrated through every hole of her house and permeated her empty life She mopes about as if asleep, devoid of any dream ...

Isabelle’s Winter