A bas les murs !, by Éric Battut When the old king dies, it’s not long before his two sons start bickering over the kingdom They end up with the worst possible solution: they split the country in two, with everything blue on one side and ...

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Down With Walls
Ploc, Mélanie Rutten Ploc knows how to do a lot of things; Tine knows about many others It’s not always easy to do them together though! With this little cardboard book, Mélanie Rutten offers up a universe for the wee ones that features ...

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Ploc
Abeille et Épeire, by Émilie Vast The bee goes back and forth, from hive to flowers, flowers to hive She observes the web that the spider weaves on her trips and, distracted, ends up trapped in it! Thus begins a long dialogue between the two ...

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The Bee and the Garden Spider
Tu me lis cette histoire , by Didier Lévy and illustred by Kotimi The bird, the chimpanzee, the elephant, and the giraffe – all the animals want Master Chiharu to read them a story So he teaches them to read, just like he did with his cat But ...

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Will You Read Me A Story?
La laisse, by Marion Barraud A great ape strolls through the forest, dragging behind him a leash But what is at the end of this leash There is a dog, who also holds a leash We find out on the next page who is at the end of the leash, and so on ...

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The Leash
Le déménagement, Malika Doray It’s all systems go with Malika Doray! A chapter-based structure takes us through the various moods experienced by a rabbit who doesn’t like moving Starting with the day of the move  (“I don’t like ...

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The Move
Le gravillon de pavillon qui voulait voir la mer, by Claire Schvartz Dany is a piece of gravel, but watch out, not any kind of gravel, a bungalow gravel! All day long, he is trampled by feet, wheels or worse garbage bins Until one day, a cute sea ...

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The Bungalow’s Gravel Who Dreamt About The Sea
L'arbre et l'ombre de la lune, by Hélène Romano and illustrated by Adolie Day Suicide is the second cause of mortality among adults A child is distressed and powerless when facing this traumatic situation In treating the child, speaking is more ...

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The Tree and The Moon Shadow
Trois frères pour un seul trésor, by Annelise Heurtier and illustrated by Judith Gueyfier Three brothers perform enchanting magic tricks to resolve their arguments: what should they do with the precious swallows’ nest they have just found ...

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Three Brothers For One Treasure
Ciels rouges, by Isabelle Simler A butterfly specialist is looking for Princess Butterfly, who would have discovered the secrets of silk manufacturing With magnificent illustrations and a text which reads like a tale, Red Skies takes its ...

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Red Skies
Nous allons au bois, by Junko Nakamura  “Let’s Go in the Woods” treats its young readers to a trip mixing pages of action and reflexion Past the brook, we come across blueberries A double silent page lets us then admire the lake before we ...

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Let’s Go in the Woods
 Le Caillou de Ferdinand, by Isabelle Simler Ferdinand is different He walks with his nose up in the air, with his head in the clouds He loves pebbles, of all colours and shapes He slips them into his pockets and holds them tight in his hands, ...

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Ferdinand’s Pebble
Björn, six histoires d'ours, by Delphine Perret Björn is a bear He lives in the middle of the forest, surrounded by his friends the animals Six simple and funny stories, illustrating the beauty of nature and a quiet life Winner of the ...

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Björn, Six Bear Stories
Le cornet à secrets, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Rozenn Bothuon Robin has a special hobby: he can talk to nature He whispers to flowers and insects and understands them too thanks to his amazing horn of secrets Balo the bear steals his ...

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The Horn Of Secrets
La Ville, by Ingela P Arrhenius After “Animaux”, the second GIANT book by Ingela P Arrhenius From the restaurant to the subway and the swimming pool, these are emblematic elements of the city A book for children slightly older than the ...

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The City
Le Secret des fleurs de neige, by Nancy Guilbert, illustrated by Nina Missir This little girl is fascinated by snow As soon as the first snowflakes start to fall, she goes outside and runs among the frozen trees to see the snow cover nature with ...

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The Snowflowers’ Secret
Je suis la méduse, by Béatrice Fontanel and illustrated by Alexandra Huard A young jellyfish tells her story One day, she meets a little girl, and she stings her by accident The little girl’s father pulls the jellyfish out of the water and ...

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I Am The Jellyfish
La Visite, by Junko Nakamura A family is at the park; a white cat slinks between the trees Back home, the black cat looks out of the window After dark, a curious visit takes place: in the cosy, warm glow of the living room, the two cats become ...

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The Guest
Ce qui nous rassemble, by Noé Carlain, illustrated by Sandra Poirot Cherif This book lists all that brings people together, all those little everyday things and gestures A moving sentiment in these times of divided societies, enabling us to ...

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Things That Bring Us Together
Copains! 24 toutes petites histoires, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Zaü This stunning picture book explores young children’s relationships with others Through 24 very short stories they argue, help each other and find out about themselves… ...

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Friends! 24 mini stories
Ce Tigre a avalé mon carnet de dessin, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Laurent Corvaisier Mr Laurent draws all the time, but he’s lost his precious sketchbook Should he cut open the tiger’s belly to retrieve it In this wacky adventure, the ...

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This Tiger Swallowed My Sketchbook
Papa, pourquoi t'as voté Hitler , by Didier Daeninckx, illustrated by Pef Germany, March 1933 Rudi’s father is about to vote for Adolf Hitler’s party, but his mother flatly refuses to Didier Daeninckx uses the daily life of one family to ...

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Daddy, Why Did You Vote For Hitler?
Le livre des z'idées, pour allumer sa créativité, by Raphaële Frier, illustrated by Solenn Larnicol Here’s a gallery of illustrated ideas, all based around an electric light bulb, the symbol of the flash of genius There are also some empty ...

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The Book Of Ideas, Tap Into Your Creativity!
Mon ami préhistorique, by Karim Ressouni-Demigneux, illustrated by Chloé Fraser Antonin dreads everything: talking to other people, opening a door or even opening a book Anything new paralyses him with fear But his lively imagination gives ...

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My Prehistoric Friend
La Clé, by Julia Woignier Out for a walk, a field mouse, a hare and a lemur find a garden They walk around it a few times, then get bored Then they find a key, poking out of the earth Someone must have lost it They pull and pull until they ...

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The Key
Chamour, by Emilie Vast Catkin grew up at her owner’s side, doing the little things cats do, some good, some naughty She had her own, special way of moving and behaving And now Catkin has gone – her life has come to an end In this sensitive ...

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Catkin