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Les arbres amoureux, by Stéphane Hette, Frédéric Hendoux and Francis Hallé Trees have a secret, they have learned to reproduce without moving Find out about the colourful and sometimes exuberant sexuality of our big plant ...

Amorous Trees

Le comportement des oiseaux d'Europe, by Armando Gariboldi and Andrea Ambrogio A beautifully illustrated reference work Unique in giving a European panorama, this book took three years to research A study of the behaviours of ...

The Behaviour of European Birds

Les guides nature Here at last is a series of compact guides for exploring the natural environment These clear and comprehensive handbooks are essential companions, helping readers study and identify all types of flora and fauna A handy ...

Nature Pocket Guides

Les fleurs amoureuses, by Stéphane Hette and Frédéric Hendoux Twenty of Europe’s most beautiful flowers tell the wonderful story of plant sexuality from the era of the dinosaurs to the present day Waterlily, dandelion, fragrant ...

Amorous Flowers

La guerre en mille morceaux, ou le petit musée du soldat Machin, by Alain Serres and Zaü This 100-page picture book tells us about the war of this hairy man who,one day in August 1914, had to leave his field, his family and his horses The story ...

The War in a Thousand Pieces

Bestioles et plantes du jardin

Tous les enfants ont le droit à la culture, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty After the great success of I have the right to be a child, the same author/illustrator duo have produced a new picture book telling children about the joys of ...

All Children Have the Right to Culture

24 heures dans le monde, by Sandrine Mirza and Atelier Cartographik Did you know that the people in Ecuador travel 40,075 kilometres in a single day without moving an inch That the Earth shakes about 250 times each day In the meantime, ...

24 Hours in the World

Jusqu’en haut, by Emilie Vast Coati is looking for fruits at the bottom of a tree Ocelot suddenly falls on his back But if Ocelot has fallen, it is because Ibis has pushed him down his branch And if Ibis has pushed him, it is ...

To The Top

Quelle drôle de chambre, by Hélène Romano and Adolie Day Being hospitalized for a long period of time can prove a very difficult experience for children Helping them through such an ordeal is crucial Hélène Romano lends voice to ...

What A Strange Room!

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?

Déjoue les pièges, by Pascale Hédelin, illustrated by Benjamin Strickler and Julien Tixier An Okidokid creation for Gulf Stream Editeur Each documentary is made of ten large and very detailed illustrations and invites the reader to ...

Thwart The Traps

Animaux animés, by Charles Paulsson, an Okidokid creation for Gulf Stream Editeur An animated collection about animals: each book is dedicated to a particular species The children discover the animal life by turning the wheels, opening ...

Moving Animals Series

Néandertal et moi, by Jérôme Coignard with Antoine Balzeau, ill by Betty Bone It was once commonly believed that the Neander- thal was at first thought to be a terrifying beast and then man’s direct evolutionary ancestor Neither ...

The Neanderthal And Me

Noms d'oiseaux, by Isabelle Simler Two sparrows are sitting on the same tree branch Each wants the branch for himself alone Hence begins a screaming match, during which they call each other a number of (bird) names But every time a new ...

Oh My Bird

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

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

Mon escargot domestique, by Isabelle Simler Cats, dogs, bunnies and guinea pigs are common pets But who ever dreamed about having a pet snail A young child makes a surprising discovery in the bathtub: a snail! Little by little, the child tries ...

My Pet Snail

Mon chat sauvage, by Isabelle Simler What kind of animal would drape itself on a radiator before disappearing for hours, ignoring the anguished calls of its owners Only the most cunning feline, as sly as its cousins in the wild, with the nonchalant ...

My Wild Cat

Dans le détail, by Elisa Géhin This is an ultra-modern book, picking up on one of Élisa Géhin’s favourite themes: classification It features lists galore, in an unusual order Things are classified, but differently in each chapter Children ...

It’s In The Detail

Doux Rêveurs, by Isabelle Simler
What do animals dream about? Does a wolf dream of a delicious bone? And does a cat, during its endless naps, dream of leaps and twists? What about the koala, the giraffe and the whale?

Sweet Dreamers

Ta Race ! Moi et les autres, by Marie Desplechin and Betty Bone Who’s racist nowadays Me, you, the others Also, where does the idea of us belonging to different races come from Aren’t we all human beings A luminous book that sheds light on ...

Me And The Others

L'Art en questionS, by Christiane Lavaquerie-Klein and Laurence Paix-Rusterholtz What if the answers to life's big questions were to be found in art Art in QuestionS offers an overview of human fantasies, fascinations, fears and doubts through ...

Art in QuestionS

Les Incroyables !, by David Melbeck and Aurélien Cantou If one is asking about pounds or the waterholes, you’ll be thinking about a still stretch of water, rather calm and boring BUT, in fact, incredible things are happening here Should you ...

The Incredibles

Comment tout a commencé, by Liuna Virardi We cross more than 34 billion years in a handful of pages: from the appearance of the first single-cell organism in the oceans to the complex life-forms that populate today’s grounds, seas and ...

How It All Started