Jean-Louite, by Maïa Sandoz and Jean-Baptiste Drouot You can only style hair well with your heart Everything else is just conditioner! Johnny-Louie (travelling hairdresser for hibernators) It’s the first day of spring and tonight is the big ...

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Johnny-Louie
Inventaire des trucs importants, by Anne-Sophie Constancien The important stuff in the life of an eight-year-old girl are funny stuff and moving stuff , parents and lasagna, Granny’s death and socks, aperitif cubes and poetry In short, the ...

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Inventory of Important Stuff
Zazou a dit, by Julie Frechette Zazou, a whimsical and colourful grandmother, said: «Don’t forget to look at the colanders, they’re so beautiful» Zazou said all sorts of things And Zazou also said that the people we love are immortal And ...

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Zazou Said
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 ...

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Pavel and Moss
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 ...

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Hariette’s Ears
Refuge Mouchette, by Inbar Heller Algazi If your name is Lou Mouchette and you reside in a home that your mother has turned into a shelter for wild animals, friendly but intrusive, how do you express your desire for tranquility and a cat one ...

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Mouchette’s Refuge
Le petit dernier, by Lisbeth Renardy and Thomas Medard The place of the youngest, last in the bathwater and first in bed: worst place in the siblings or place of the family favourite Eugène is the youngest of his siblings He’s the last to ...

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The Youngest
Bonjour Bébé, by Marie Mirgaine Dormice, spiders, mice, aphids, flowers and you too, reader, stop everything! Come and admire, celebrate and welcome to the world of the living this marvel that has just arrived: the baby… It’s the big day! ...

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Hello Baby
Une étoile au Vomichelin, by Ivan Péault and Mona Granjon, At Pat the Worm’s restaurant, the menu is deliciously disgusting The scenery, in the middle of the compost heap, is very welcoming, and the dishes are unforgettable To vomit for! Pat ...

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Pat the Worm’s Restaurant
Coup de foudre, by Jean-Baptiste Drouot The horrible leaders of two neighboring kingdoms plan to invade each other’s territory But what if all inhabitants were busy that day What about love Oh, and what about horses Jean-Baptiste Drouot’s new ...

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Love at First Sight
Le gravillon de pavillon qui voulait voir la mer, by Claire Schvartz Dany is a tiny piece of pavilion gravel everybody walks all over all day long He does aspire to a better, bigger life One day, Dany decides to leave for the adventure of a ...

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Danny, the Tiny Chipping Who Wanted to See the Sea
Constance au théâtre des Coléoptères, by Adèle Jolivard Just like Constance, we are all little butterflies who need to find their place in the world Follow Constance to the Beetles Theatre and discover how a collective project can make the ...

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Constance Under the Spotlights
Mission Borco chez les Beastie, by Claire Schvartz Did you miss the Cowpat family They are back, but they really prefer when you humans are not there – for them to relax at home, in your absence, whilst they have been invited by their ...

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Mission Drib at the Beasties
Grande ! by Aurore Petit A huge sense of pride, widely expressed anger and unfailing determination: strong emotions guaranteed! Aurore Petit is focusing for this 4th title about her family series on her “big little girl”, hence ...

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Big Girl!
Le gros livre, by Delphine Perret The Big Book might be a little book, but it is filled with A LOT of funny, philosophical and nonsensical things in it A declaration of love to books and reading from Delphine Perret! The Big Book ...

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The Big Book
Le mini chien, by Mona Granjon What if your dream dog was a super cute teeny tiny one able to spell out love messages for you in your alphabet soup Mona Granjon did it! The Teeny Tiny Dog is super cute! But, up close, it looks ...

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The Teeny Tiny Dog
Mojo cherche une cachette, by Adèle Verlinden Mojo, the fancy pussy, desperately tries to find the perfect spot for a good nap, but everything seems to work against him The disproportionate shapes, the bright colours of the ...

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A place to Hide
Poisson Fesse, by Pauline Pinson and Magali Le Huche Buttfish has a head that looks like a butt Everyone tells him that! But a head shaped like a butt looks a lot like a head shaped like a heart To find that out, you must just look at life ...

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Buttfish
Ça ne tient pas debout, by Élisa Géhin It doesn’t hold up; it talks gibberish, and it is up much too early… Welcome to the world of Babies! Babies are these little beings we adore but don’t always understand In three chapters, as ...

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This Does Not Hold Up
Et si Nono, by Inbar Heller Algazi Poor Nono, having to stand in the middle of nowhere, right here on the page of your book: he’s stuck We’ll have to find ways to help him pass the time But what if… What if his finger gets stuck there all ...

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What If Nono
Tortue, grand roseau et petit clou, by Anne Terral and Géraldine Alibeu On the island, Turtle, who is very, very old, has the feeling her life is coming to an end She brings together all her friends, Beaver, Otter, Toad and Po, Toad’s son, ...

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Turtle, Big Reed and Little Nail
Oskar et le comte, by Jean-Baptiste Drouot A dark and wet curse has fallen upon the small village of Klopek Because of Count Darkula, rain falls continuously on its inhabitants To put an end to the spell, the wise men of the town have ...

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Oskar and the Count
Le fantôme en slip, by Marion Puech Eddie lives in Rince-on-Jitters His unique position, as a ghost, is of utmost importance to him He is the leader of a horrific show, along with Bermuda, the giant bat, with whom he terrorises every night a ...

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The Ghost in Briefs
Coucou !, by Anne Zeum “Bertie, you haven’t had your breakfast yet” Claude, a small green cell, is not able to finish his sentence before he is eaten up by Gilbert, a large blue microbe which itself is swallowed by a thick pink virus who in ...

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Hi There!
Ce qui nous lie, by Anne Laval "Flowers, fruit, leaves, puddles, seeds, and trees Life is a circle", says Granny Over a year, a little girl growing as fast as a flower spends time with her grandmother, ageing slowly like a tree From spring to ...

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What Binds Us
Ulysse, by Alexandra Pichard What can a snowman do whilst waiting for the little boy who made him Go to the movies, meet the love of his life, have an amazing evening… and melt In a snow-covered city garden, a child builds a snowman and ...

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Ulysse