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Ah ! Quelle soupe les amis!, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Judith Gueyfier As she walks through the woods, Lydie collects various items: fish, tree trunks and a rabbit-poo necklace then swaps them with her neighbours The ...

Ooh! What Yummy Soup!

Plus haut que le ciel, by Carl Norac and illustrated by Zaü Four meercats spend their days gazing at the sky and arguing about the best way to watch it The argument is so heated that it turns into a brawl None of them notices a ...

Higher Than the Sky

Têtes de bulles, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Martin Jarrie Supposing we stopped to think Here are some twenty extraordinary heads painted by Martin Jarrie, with bubbles that have escaped from their mouths: simple words ...

Bubbleheads

A samedi, by Hubert Ben Kemoun, illustrated by Zaü This graphic novel in three colours plunges into the emotional worlds of ten or so characters aged 15 to 40 over a period of four days These intersecting destinies all have in common ...

Until Saturday!

Dachenka, by Karel Capek Dachenka, the best-known dog from the Czech Republic, has been amusing readers since 1933 with the misadventures of Karel Capek as he attempts to train a little fox terrier After telling the tale of ...

Dachenka

Dans le sapin, by Fredun Shapur The children carefully decorate the tree with presents for their two animals and their parents Sally receives a doll, and Jim gets a boat A very simple text made up of riddles to accompany Fredun Shapur’s ...

The Christmas Tree

Ménage à Kipuland, by Mathis & Aurore Petit Today, Dolores is a garbage collector Her mission is to empty the bins that no one took care of over for the past year, with the help of Oscar, her mutant snail Unfortunately, further to a ...

Spring-Cleaning At Stinkyland – The Adventures Of Dolores Wilson

Alphabet galopin, by Françoise, text by Françoise Morvan Twenty-six letters, twenty-six rhythmic texts, accompany Françoise’s charming pictures for baby’s delight Following Springtime for Jeanne-Marie, this is the second book by this ...

The Gay ABC

Till l'Espiègle, by Philippe Lechermeier & Gaëtan Doremus Till Owlyglass has been wandering from city to city since being made homeless A real anti-hero, half-traveller, half-vagrant, Till Owlyglass has a knack for getting himself into ...

Three Adventures of Till Owlyglass

C'est le printemps, Jeanne-Marie !, by Françoise The first title in a series of four American classics to be reissued by MeMo Jeanne-Marie, Patapon her sheep and Madelon her female duck, travel through the brightly coloured, gently rolling ...

Springtime for Jeanne-Marie

Le Petit Musée du Bleu, works by 13 great painters & texts by Carl Norac After the colour red, the colour blue is the common theme shared by these 13 masterpieces! Through a short poem facing the painting or the sculpture, Carl Norac gives ...

The Little Blue Museum

L'ABC du Marin, by Virginie Morgand A breath of fresh air! Is it possible to add yet another alphabet book to a genre that has been revisited so many times Virginie Morgand has chosen a sea voyage From A for Anchor to be raised, B for Buoy we ...

The ABC of Sailors

Le Secret, by Emilie Vast Fox has a secret She can’t keep it any longer, so she tells Rabbit “Oh! Extraordinary”, said Rabbit Rabbit has a secret He can’t keep it any longer, so he tells Dragonfly “Oh! Terrific”, said Dragonfly ...

The Secret

Peut-être que le monde, by Alain Serres & illustrated by Chloé Fraser Perhaps Planet Earth brings together a number of theories about how life began, with Chloé Fraser’s wonderful illustrations capturing all the different shapes and ...

Perhaps Planet Earth

Et le Soir quand la nuit tombe, by Anne Crausaz Anne Crausaz has created two small board books that alternate, follow on, or can be read in isolation To In the evening as night falls retorts In the morning as the sun rises Throughout the 16 ...

In the Evening As Night Falls

Chat noir, chat blanc, by Claire Garralon In a black and white world, black cats and white cats cannot meet, even though they’d like to So what’s next They have to invent their very own world An elegant cardboard book to ask without fuss ...

Black Cat, White Cat

Animaux, by Ingela P Arrhenius 32 animals in a GIANT BOOK! Ingela P Arrhenius’s bestiary in a giant book (size close to «ZOOLOGY» by Joëlle Jolivet) 32 animals, 32 images designed like 32 posters Ingela’s 50’s inspired, colourful, ...

Animals

La drôle de fleur, by Géraldine Renault and illustrated by Naomi Katsu Blanche is a strange flower All white, she appeared one day in the morning dew Among the poppies, cornflowers and nasturtiums, she feels so bland, with no brightness She ...

The Strange Flower

Les Farfelus, by Miguel Tanco It is hard to spot a Gentle Rascal among ordinary people The Gentle Rascals look just like ordinary people, but if you pay careful attention, you will see that they are different… In this highly sensitive ...

The Gentle Rascals

Heure bleue, by Isabelle Simler The day is ending; soon, the night will come And in-between, it is the blue hour The time when the day animals become quiet, and the night animals haven’t started to sing yet It is also the time for us to ...

Blue Hour

La souris des petits soucis, by Lola Papleu and illustrated by Jean-Luc Englebert The little Mouse has an uncommon job: she collects and recycles worries All day long she swaps sorrows or chocolate baths with whipped cream, and trades ...

The Mouse of the Little Worries

Une si petite noisette, by Sylvain Alzial and Sébastien Touache Did you know that a tiny little nut could trigger a huge cataclysm On a sunny day, a man walks across a village carrying a bag on his back A nut falls down from the bag and, ...

Such a Tiny Little Nut

Pablo et la chaise, by Delphine Perret An initiatory tale to help discovering the pleasure of being oneself As a birthday gift, Pablo receives a chair This makes him angry, and he locks himself in his room with his present, determined not to ...

Pablo and His Chair

Les Petits Géants series The first literary series for toddlers, featuring poems from all around the world! The Small Giants series, the first library of poetry for very young readers, also offers a wonderful panel of contemporary illustrators, ...

Small Giants Series

Ce Matin, by Junko Nakamura This morning begins like every morning, getting up, followed by all the other daily tasks, the pleasure of getting together, and finally the departure to somewhere else, outside It is for everyone, both young and old, ...

This Morning

La Forêt Invisible, by Julia Woignier An army of explorers, all armed and equipped, is walking deep into a strange forest It all seems peaceful but soon, strange noises can be heard… and colorful monsters pop out from the white of the page A ...

The Invisible Forest