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Madame Cerise et le trésor des pies voleuses, by Sandra Poirot Cherif Granny Cherry tends to forget a lot of things, but Grandpa Cherry is going to make sure she remembers the most important Granny Cherry’s memory has been failing her ...

Granny Cherry and the Thieving Magpie’s Treasure

La Maîtresse ne danse plus, by Yves Pinguilly & illustrated by Zaü Being a child in 1914 This book evokes WWI by telling young readers the life of those who stayed behind Summer of 1914 Little Adèle eats her snack while looking at her ...

The Day Our Teacher Stopped Dancing

Les Oiseaux, by Julien Roux Julien Roux invites children and toddlers to marvel at the incredible diversity of bird species In this big size picture book, amazing images come to life thanks to the colourful felt pens of Julien Roux, who ...

The Birds

Zébulon et le Poussin, by Alice Brière-Haquet, illustrated by Olivier Philipponneau & ...

Zebedee and the Chick

Rond et Rond et Carré, by Fredun Shapur Round and Round and Square is a graphic narrative about a square and a round shape They assemble to compose a whole universe young readers are familiar with: simple shapes, then a wagon and a bridge, ...

Round and Round and Square

Le Chant de Colombine, by Emilie Vast A musical picture book by Emilie Vast Colombine wants to catch Pierrot’s attention Page after page, bird after bird, she learns a different note from each of them Finally, using them all together, she ...

Colombine’s Song

Abris, by Emmanuelle Houdart “A shelter is a place where you feel safe, where nothing bad can happen In a shelter, your sorrow is comforted, and your mischiefs are forgiven” Emmanuelle Houdart uses her talent and her imagination to address ...

Shelters

Didgeridoo, by Frédéric Marais How a young Aborigine, thanks to a long and hollowed baton (the didgeridoo), pushed back the sky, thus allowing men and nature to blossom, and invented music At the beginning of time, there was so little space ...

Didgeridoo

Et si les parents lapins dormaient avec leurs enfants By Malika Doray So, how do we go about explaining that rabbit parents and rabbit children sleep in their own separate beds By telling them off Ok then, just for tonight And what about ...

If the Rabbit Parents Were Sleeping with their Children…

L’enfant volant, by Clotilde Perrin Sometimes one feel hopeless…then a sudden gust of wind teaches you to fly high in the sky! After braving big dark clouds and meeting little multi-coloured people, you can fly back home with new confidence ...

The Flying Kid

L’enfant minuscule, by Clotilde Perrin The arrival of a new baby brother or sister doesn’t mean parents have to forget the older kids! But what if it was a chance to become teeny tiny yourself What fun it would be to be a miniature kid! A ...

The Miniature Kid

L'Arbre et le Poteau, by Laurent Condominas and Nina Missir It is true that the tree has branches, while the pole doesn’t The tree has leaves that fall in the winter, and children are used to play at its feet It gives shelter when it rains, and ...

The Tree and the Pole

La source des jours, by Mélanie Rutten This is the story of a dancing shadow, a dreamy deer, an inquiring book, and many other encounters along the river In this prequel to L’ombre de Chacun, Mélanie Rutten tells us about the past of her ...

The Source of Days

La petite princesse de Saint-Ex, by Pef A Prince, a master in writing as well as flying, a plane fallen from the sky, an old lady who remembers an unforgettable event from her childhood: that’s the story Pef chose to tell us, as a great plane ...

Saint Ex’s Little Princess

Maudite soit la guerre, by Didier Daeninckx, illustrated by Pef It is 1917 One child sets off to deliver a letter to his father in the trenches The story of his secret and moving journey through inhospitable landscapes takes up the cry of one ...

Cursed Be War

Super Billy et l'araignée, by Séma Billy is a sweet little dog Dreamy and inventive, he is also a bit fearful and dreads the world around him Today, Billy finds a spider when playing in his garden and the animal makes him very uncomfortable But ...

Super Billy and the Spider

Bigoudi, by Delphine Perret, illustrations by Sébastien Mourrain Well settled in their daily routine, an old lady and her dog pace up and down the immensity of the city But can life remain quiet forever Every day is made of small rituals for ...

Curly Polly

L'Enfant Lumineux, by Clotilde Perrin When all the other children are falling asleep, the Glow-in-the-Dark kid presses his nose and his whole body lights up! He goes straight out into the night – of course, luminous kids aren’t afraid ...

The Glow-in-the-Dark Kid

Mon Monstre, by Marie Sellier, illustrations by Jean-Luc Buquet This little boy has a very big secret: he hides a monster A very naughty monster who makes him do all sorts of silly things: rolling on the floor, throwing his plate ...

My Monster

Louise de New-York, l'Actrichanteuse, by Jean Poderos, illustrations by Gaia Guarino You’ve been missing her Here she comes again, Louise of New York, the little girl with her head full of stories! This time, Louise puts on a show ...

Louise of New-York, the Singactress

Ça roule Dino, by Florie Saint-Val Everyone moves: by car, by truck, by scooter, in a stroller, or with a skateboard… But Dino doesn’t: he is even too tall to ride in the cart at the supermarket! He can only roll back and forth while ...

Let’s Get Moving Dino!

Le Petit Chaperon rouge, la scène de la chemise de nuit, by Jean-Luc Buquet We all know the story Little Red Riding Hood meets the wolf in the woods He shows her the longest way to go to Grand-Ma’s, takes the shortest way, imitates Little Red ...

Little Red Riding Hood – the scene of the nightgown

L’Heure bleue, by Ghislaine Herbéra The whole family is busy in the house: Dad is reading a story to Nin, who is observing Nana and Nelson playing at frightening one another, then knocking over Nora’s wooden blocks, who is getting ...

The Blue Hour

Six enchanting tales illustrated in 1947 by Simone Ohl, after the famous American storyteller Sara Cone Bryant A children's favourite from the 50's, foreign classics for all Six titles: The Adventure of the Little Mouse - The Little Red Hen - The ...

Simone Ohl Collection

Retire ce doigt de ton nez!, by Lionel Koechlin A collection of 50 basic rules on how to behave in public, explored in a lighthearted way This punchy, slightly tongue-in-cheek guide takes a fresh look at 50 everyday precepts, explaining ...

Stop Picking Your Nose! A Funky Guide to Good Manners

Jeux en images, by Nathalie Parain The windmill, the rolling duck, the dolls, the ball, the skipping rope, the scooter, the hopscotch… All these children’s games from past and present days are illustrated by the great artist of ...

Games in Picture