Non-fiction Archives - Hannele and Associates

L'image à venir, mémoires d'un collectionneur, by Pierre Apraxine with Jean Poderos Pierre Apraxine was a visionary, a trailblazer who was among the first col- lectors to dedicate his life to unearthing long-forgotten masterpieces of ...

The Coming Image, A Collector’s Memoir

Carnet lointain, by Isabelle Simler A magnificent exploration of ancient species and imaginary creatures, Faraway: A Sketchbook teems with delicate illustrations of the Tasmanian tiger, the Gigantopithecus, the chimera, and the unicorn, ...

Faraway: A Sketchbook

Tellement bien ensemble, by Emilie Vast In the wild some animals live peacefully with one another, meaning they need each other For example, the little clown fish chooses one anemone for life The anemone’s venom doesn’t harm ...

So Good Together

Mes cabanes à jouer, illustrated by Chloé du Colombier 11 ideas of easy-to-make playhouses! In this book, children will find simple, illustrated explanations for making great playhouses using materials they already have at home: cardboard, ...

My Playhouses

Petits enfants, grands lecteurs, by Joëlle Turin and Nathalie Virnot Today, everybody knows that very young children love stories, no matter if they’re real or made up They love to read stories and to listen to them When too young to read ...

Young Children, Great Readers

Collection "Bienvenue", by Assimil Following the trip of one or two teenagers, each book in this series takes the reader on a journey to discover a country; its landscapes, its monuments, its customs and traditions, its ...

“Welcome” series

La cavalière, c'est moi !, by Sophie Ducharme A practical guide about understanding, loving and looking after your horse To take care of your horse and understand its behaviour and education, everything is explained and illustrated by photos to ...

I’m the Rider!

"Sèvres, a Ceramic History" series Each volume of the series Sèvres, a Ceramic History examines an era in the saga of the Manufacture de Sèvres, the world most prestigious porcelain factiry, beginning with its creation in 1740 With analyses, ...

Sèvres, a Ceramic History

Zooscope des animaux disparus mais pas tous !, by Marie Donzelli and illustrated by Marie Gastaut The second volume of Animascope offers an extraordinary exploration of the animal world, this time with a focus on species extinct, ...

Animascope of Extinct Creatures… and More!

Alpes, by Samuel Bitton, Ambre de l'AlPe and Roberto Moiola NEW EDITION The last remaining wilderness in the heart of Europe, the Alps are a watershed spanning countries and cultures, exerting an eternal fascination This illustrated ...

The Alps

Les coléoptères, by Sophie Giriens and Gaëtan du Chatenet Identify 30 species of scarab beetles, dung beetles and other long-horned beetles, and discover how they live Scarab, carabid, dung, rove, long-horned beetles The family of ...

Beetles

Chasseur d'orages, by Dean Gill Confession of a man who was struck by lightning Some photographers are passionate about birds and butterflies Dean Gill's heart thrills at Zeus's outbursts of wrath When the sky begins to rumble and a ...

Storm Hunter

L'enquête sauvage : Pourquoi et comment renouer avec le vivant , by Anne-Sophie Novel We’re always being invited to reconnect with nature, but what does this mean in practice and how can we do so Inspired by her own realisation, journalist ...

Wild Study: Why and how to reconnect with the living world?

Zéro déchet à la manière d'un lombric, by Nathalie Tordjman Why does nature recycle better than we do Nature doesn't need bins, it's the first to practice zero waste Why can't we Chasing food waste like a lynx by eating only what is ...

Recycle Like an Earthworm

Lynx, by Laurent Geslin The lynx as you’ve never seen it before! Emblematic predator, the lynx is the invisible lord of our forests By way of pictures and the story of an internationally renowned photographer, this book comes with ...

Lynx

L'école à ciel ouvert, by Sarah Wauquiez, Nathalie Barras and Martina Henzi The first educational book to teach outdoors Pushing the classroom’s walls to teach surrounded by nature… Is that madness Utopia So as to overcome the ...

The Outdoor Classroom

Faune du monde entier, by Laure Ourmières From the animals in the Caribbean to the ones in Borneo, including those who live in the depths of the abyss or in our garden, discover many varieties of living beings that inhabit our continents in this ...

Wild Life Around the World

De fleurs en fleurs, by Anne Crausaz After The Bird on a Twig with its fifty-two weeks and its parade of birds, this time, Anne Crausaz deals with diversity among flowers and the ways they pollinate Did you know that wild orchids mimic the shapes ...

From Flowers to Flowers

Histoires surnaturelles, by Gregory Roeder, photographs by Stéphane Hette 20 mind-boggling stories of partnerships, trickery and rivalries between insects and plants, illustrated by stunning photographs From the insect that ...

Supernatural Stories

Ceci n'est pas une nature morte, by Caroline Laroche An anthology of the still life genre and the things of our daily lives Co-published with the Musée du Louvre, This Is Not a Still Life! takes a fresh, wide-reaching look at the still life ...

This Is Not a Still Life

Les petits caractères, by Charlotte Janvier Bananas are smiling, Apricots seem intimidated, Persimmon looks very angry and Fennel is sorrowful In the vegetable garden and the orchard, each piece of fruit or vegetable has its own ...

Fruits and Veggies Big Personalities

Massages magiques, by a team of health professionals and illustrated by Ingela P Arrhenius Do you sometimes feel nervous Restless Do you have trouble going to sleep Do you know how to give and receive massages Try them out, you’ll see, ...

Magical Massages

Maison, by Isabelle Simler A stunning tribute to nature’s most improbable architects and their meticulous craft, Home is a poetic, intimate exploration of twenty-seven extraordinary natural habitats, including nests, lodges, cocoons, ...

Home

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

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

Mon lézard héroïque, by Isabelle Simler Award-winning author and illustrator Isabelle Simler once again invites young readers on a foray into a poetic realm, where they will discover different facets of an intrepid wall lizard A marvelous mix ...

My Valiant Lizard