Picture books Archives - Hannele and Associates

Le secret du parfum chinois, by Paul Cox Last volume of the adventures of Archibald, find our favourite koala in a new investigation! Mysterious thefts are taking place, a giant headache is gripping the inhabitants and a storm is threatening the ...

The Secret of Chinese Perfume

L’affaire du livre à taches, by Paul Cox A tetralogy first published in the 1980s With its atmosphere that reminds us of Babar and Hercule Poirot, it’s a must-read! In this third volume, Archibald finally receives the proof copy of his first ...

The Case of the Stained Book

Toute petite chose, by Jennifer Yerkes Winter is ending, the snow is melting, and nature is awakening Deep inside a cozy, warm den, a tiny little thing has just been born In spring, it’s time for this tiny one to discover the world “How about ...

Tiny Little Thing

Souris ma souris, by Malika Doray Mouse, my mouse, you are a mouse Animals have their kings and queens And you, Mouse, my mouse, you are my queen of mouse () At the slightest fright, the hedgehog curls up into a ball But he always comes out again ...

Mouse, my Little Mouse

Mon chien savant, by Isabelle Simler In this wacky, deliciously innovative exploration of man’s best friend, award-winning illustrator Isabelle Simler depicts a host of offbeat interactions between dog and cat, the latter incarnated by Plume, her ...

My Wonder Dog

Rivière, by Pascale Moisset and illustrated by Yves Viallard The inspired tale of a sprightly watercourse that frolics with the woodland creatures that come to quench their thirst and refreshes the trees whose roots dip into its waters, River is ...

River

Un abri pour la nuit, by Thibaut Rassat At the edge of a garden, a tiny explorer crosses paths with a big, shaggy dog Together, they set off on a long walk, crossing landscapes where the wind makes the wild grass dance and stirs the waves in the ...

A Shelter For The Night

Tout le monde a un teckel sauf moi, by Charlotte Pollet Is life worth living without a dachshund Assa wonders in despair Everyone has a dachshund except her! Or is she the one seeing dachshunds everywhere A fascination so big that the funny dog ...

Everybody Has A Dachshund But Me

Fourmillon, by Charlotte Lemaire The newspaper reports that a comet has been asleep behind the clouds for some time It's not moving Usually, radish don't make a fuss, but today, bending down to earth, Pascalutin finds between two radish stalks a ...

Fourmillon

Les chaussures lentes et le curieux chemin, by Charlotte Lemaire One Thursday in Spring, Gisele slips an “ice cream voucher” into her pocket and heads to the ice cream van But on the way, she discovers a mysterious pair of “slow trainers” ...

The Slow Shoes And The Curious Path

1, 2, 3, prairie, by Alice Brière-Haquet, Raphaële Enjary & Olivier Philipponneau A flourishing meadow, vegetables galore: a rabbit’s paradise But as the pages turn, rabbits multiply, the carrots become scarce the arrival of a fox in this ...

1, 2, 3 Meadow

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Zazou Said

Trois fois rien, by Alice Brière-Haquet and Olivier Philipponneau It takes three times nothing to make a little something! A book about the secret of birth: a little luck, a lot of patience, and love in abundance With their characteristic ...

A Little Thing

BOUUUUU!, by Claire Garralon Join the funny seagulls of previous title by Garralon Pouet! as they count the grains of sand on their idyllic beach An idyllic beach, until a massive ocean liner anchors right in front, and a flood of tourists arrive ...

BOUUUUUT!

Animaux à compter, by Emilie Vast After Alphabet of Plants and Animals, Émilie Vast introduces little ones to numbers A doe, two swans, three foxes the double-page spreads offer counting numbers from 1 to 10 animals The left-hand pages present ...

Counting Animals

J'ai le droit à la poésie, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty Where does it hide What are all its faces Can it laugh Or get angry After the four previous titles, which, since “I have the right to be a child”, have opened up children’s ...

I have a right to poetry!

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 ...

Pavel and Moss

Le tambour, by Jeanne Saboureault A magnificent debut picture book centered around sound, carried by a courageous and determined mute child Siméon is a child like any other, almost: he doesn’t speak, he only plays his drum So when his cherished ...

The Drum

Loup noir, Loup blanc, by Patrick Fischmann and Aurélia Fronty A Cherokee legend tells of the Black Wolf (violence) and the White Wolf (kindness) that coexist within us Storyteller Patrick Fishmann shows how this is seen in human behaviour and ...

Black Wolf, White Wolf

Alice au pays des merveilles, unabridged text by Lewis Carroll, Illustrated by Isabelle Simler A treat for adults and children alike, Isabelle Simler’s fantastic, whimsical take on Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland bursts with color and ...

Alice In Wonderland

Quelle pomme es-tu pour rire des poires by Alain Serres and Martin Jarrie The pear in all its forms: luxurious portraits presenting 30 pears in all their forms: bitten into, damaged, fresh, or opening their hearts to us Opposite each pear, very ...

What kind of apple are you to laugh at pears?

Baleinoïde, by Baptiste Gaillard and illustrated by Sylvie Mermoud & Pierre Bonard "The whale's body is elusive, a ghost, a fantasy, a life hidden in its own vibrations It is an instrument in every cavity" Featured in numerous children's ...

Baleinoid

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 ...

Hariette’s Ears

L'homme qui plantait des cactus, by Rémi Courgeon and illustrated by Vanessa Hié Old Bacoco defends his precious mango tree against formidable predators: all the birds on the island, the lemurs and, even worse, the children! So Bacoco surrounds ...

The Man Who Planted Cacti