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Quand nous aurons mangé la planète, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Silvia Bonanni Could you imagine, one day, our planet without any water, no air, no trees, no plants or animals Improbable scenario in the form of a poetical tale, which tells ...

When We’ll Have Eaten the Planet

Dans moi, by Alex Cousseau, ill Kitty Crowther This story begins: "I haven't always been me Before being me, I was not in me I was somewhere else() But I was not the king in me Not yet () In me, it was dark" Questions and fears take the shape of ...

In Me

Le Nez, by Olivier Douzou A very funny epic story, freely inspired from a novel by Gogol It all starts with: "Since we all have a blocked nose, the only thing to do is find a big hanky" The book is about the quest by a nose gang to find a "big ...

The Nose

Raymond rêve, by Anne Crausaz Raymond is a snail, Lucette and Germain's son Raymond is a dreamer: he imagines himself as a strawberry, a slug, a centipede and even a giraffe But all things considered, Raymond is happy to be a snail A great ...

Raymond Is Dreaming

Je ne suis pas comme les autres, by Janik Coat This animal book unveils its characters through comical and unexpected situations You thought that lazy people were phlegmatic Driss has enough energy to go and lie down on top of the Eiffel Tower! ...

I’m Not Like the Others

La Surprise, by Janik Coat The Surprise is a story with no text, a graphic tale on the emotions and feelings between a human being and a cat It shows the tacit agreement of a woman and her animal on the arrival on the new born baby Not a sound, ...

The Surprise

Chiffres en tête, by Anne Bertier Nine numbers means nine faces! First only half of the character's face appears, the other part being hidden by a half-page Turn the page and the full face is revealed From Zero to Nine, 10 funny faces to make ...

Face Numbers

Mercredi, by Anne Bertier Small Round and Big Square are friends and love playing figures and forms together They learn, while trying to mix their shapes, to build together and discover a game that is both fun and infinite There is no longer a ...

Playtime

Comment apprendre à ses parents à aimer les livres pour enfants, by Alain Serres, ill Bruno Heitz More whimsical "blurb" than straightforward debate, this little book will provoke an exchange of ideas about books and reading while making a ...

How to Teach Your Parents To Love Children’s Books

Terrible, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Bruno Heitz Terrible is a black wolf that frightens everybody, his wife and children included One day, the little wolves take off their father's boots and gloves and are stunned to discover that he has ...

Terrible

Monsieur cent têtes, by Ghislaine Herbéra Mr 100 Heads has a rendez-vous He tries on all the heads in his wardrobe without being able to decide which one to wear The arrival of his girlfriend will put an end to this trying on exercise… This ...

Mr 100 Heads

Bon voyage petite goutte, by Anne Crausaz This is the story of a small drop of water, blown by the wind and heated by the sun, it becomes vapour, snowflake and dewdrop It discovers the sea, the mountain and the valleys It encounters animals and ...

Little Drop’s Journey

Premiers printemps, by Anne Crausaz A little girl discovers her five senses around the four seasons: the first birds singing in the trees, the flavour of cherries, contemplating a night sky, the mixture of smells in the garden or in the forest in ...

First Springs

J'ai le droit d'être un enfant, by Alain Serres, ill by Aurélia Fronty In this brightly coloured picture book, each spread evokes in simple words one of the many rights stated in the International Convention on the Rights of the Child The ...

I Have the Right to Be a Child

Comment tu t'appelles , by Gay Wegerif Before mentioning his name, each of the characters in the book shows a few details of him, so that the reader can try and guess Discovering the rabbit, the pig, the frog and then finally a strange animal, ...

What’s Your Name?

Zou ! by Gay Wegerif Horse goes clipperty, clopperty, clipperty, clop Duck goes waddle, waddle, waddle Dog goes roly poly, roly poly Rabbit goes boing, boing, boing Cow goes lollop, lollop, lollop And the snail goes ZOOM! How come Discover and ...

Zoom!

Le Petit Chapubron rouge, by Charles Perrault and Alain Serres, ill Clotilde Perrin and 12 illustrators This is an imitation of the famous tale by Perrault, where advertisement interrupts the story with no warning, just like on television or ...

Little Red Advert Hood

Tigre, ce petit tigre, by Malika Doray A little tiger is described with the similarities he has in common with other members of his family: the tiny hears of Aunt Ursula, the happy character of his grand-mother, the softness of his dad Although ...

Tiger, Little Tiger

La Nuit dans mon lit, by Julien Roux Who has never experienced the fear caused by strange noises at night The kind of noise that sets off your imagination and makes you think about the worst… Julien Roux embarks the reader on that path, but ...

In Bed At Night

Au même instant sur la terre, by Clotilde Perrin Can you imagine, like a giant around the globe, one could see everywhere at the same time! This is the proposal of Clotilde Perrin with this stunning cardboard book made of 24 flaps that unfold ...

At the Same Time, on Earth…

Les oiseaux ont des ailes, les enfants ont des livres, by Alain Serres and Lucile Placin It's simple and witty It sounds like a funny lesson to learn, when very small, and find links between things and people The well-linked words take us through ...

Birds Have Wings, Children Have Books

Trois petits cadeaux, by Sandra Poirot Cherif A touching and tender book on the feelings of children when parents are separating, and on what adults go through also A picture book that seems to be the letter of a mother to her young daughter The ...

Three Little Gifts

Drôle d'oiseau, by Jennifer Yerkes What a funny bird It appears to us to be "in hiding", only revealing itself when it stands out against a particular background This difference has an effect on the bird, making it adorn itself with feathers ...

Funny Bird

Tout autour de moi, by Clotilde Perrin This large-format picture book is full of details, allowing the youngest to look at it from various angles, going round and round to explore a variety of new things on every side of the image Each spread ...

All Around Me

La Madeleine de Proust, by Marcel Proust and illustrated by Betty Bone Marcel Proust is obviously not a writer for children But in Remembrance of Things Past, several scenes of his childhood are perfectly adapted to young children Marcel recalls ...

Proust’s Madeleine

Perdu! by Alice Brière-Haquet, ill Olivier Philipponneau A title inspired by Tom Thumb: "on Monday when I was taken to the forest, I left wild strawberries behind, but there were many already! To find my way, it took me a whole day" So it goes, ...

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