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Petit à petit, by Émilie Vast Little by little, from ants to giraffes, the animals are leaving step by step but where are they going Part ecological fable, part animal fresco, this book raises awareness of rising sea levels and their impact on ...

Little by Little

Surf, Surf, Surf, by Pascale Moisset and Yves Viallard A young surfer is fast asleep at home As soon as she wakes, she jumps up and hurries out to check the waves As she dashes to the beach, wind in her hair, surfboard in tow, she wonders what ...

Surf, Surf, Surf

Plus loin!, by Hubert Ben Kemoun and Isaure Fouquet Baby Roo feels so comfy in his mummy’s pouch In there, it’s never too hot never too cold, and it’s so soft, so soft and cosy Baby Roo feels so cuddly inside Everything is there and he ...

Far Away!

Charlie et Basile, by Clarisse Lochmann It’s going to be a very nice day on the beach! All the animals are already there when young badgers Basile and Charlie arrive As the story unfolds, you can tell that Basile has decided to imitate ...

Charlie and Basile

Six petits chats, by Jin Kitamura A fun book to learn to count with beautiful graphic design! In this simple and colourful picture book, Jin Kitamura helps very young readers to learn how to count from 1 to 10 The book is also an ...

Six Little Cats

Et si Nono, by Inbar Heller Algazi Poor Nono, having to stand in the middle of nowhere, right here on the page of your book: he’s stuck We’ll have to find ways to help him pass the time But what if… What if his finger gets stuck there all ...

What If Nono

Tom et moi, by Nadine Brun-Cosme Tom, the family dog, has been a little boy’s companion since his birth and over the years has become his best friend The child doesn’t have a single memory, not of a walk, not of a game, in which Tom was not ...

Tom and I

Si tu regardes longtemps la terre, by Jean-Pierre Siméon and Laurent Corvaisier Here are 50 simple thoughts that have come to Jean-Pierre Siméon while he was out walking: “Silence is sad No one listens to it anymore” “Call your fear ...

If You Look Closely at the World

Tortue, grand roseau et petit clou, by Anne Terral and Géraldine Alibeu On the island, Turtle, who is very, very old, has the feeling her life is coming to an end She brings together all her friends, Beaver, Otter, Toad and Po, Toad’s son, ...

Turtle, Big Reed and Little Nail

Jacq et Cane fabriquent, by Marion Bataille Let’s spend the day with Jack and Duck and explore how they make things together Assembling, playing, building, undoing, cooking, making things bigger, adding, dancing: the two characters with five ...

Jack and Duck Make Things

Oskar et le comte, by Jean-Baptiste Drouot A dark and wet curse has fallen upon the small village of Klopek Because of Count Darkula, rain falls continuously on its inhabitants To put an end to the spell, the wise men of the town have ...

Oskar and the Count

Le fantôme en slip, by Marion Puech Eddie lives in Rince-on-Jitters His unique position, as a ghost, is of utmost importance to him He is the leader of a horrific show, along with Bermuda, the giant bat, with whom he terrorises every night a ...

The Ghost in Briefs

Spectacle au potager, by Raphaële Enjary and Olivier Philipponneau A tomato, a strawberry, a bell pepper and a mole! A circus artist mole comes out from the hole in a garden With three fruits and vegetables, he puts on a show With a bit of ...

A Show in the Garden

Fleur de Cendre, by Annick Combier and Anne Romby Ash Flower is beautiful, sweet, intelligent, and generous… But to her dismay, her father she loves so much has remarried a terrible woman who hates her The odious stepmother has moved into the ...

Ash Flower

Le voyage de Chnourka, by Gaya Wisniewski In the forest, autumn is in full swing Chnourka and her friends are invited to eccentric professor Crumski’s Mirko can’t wait to see him He knows that he’ll tell them some of his amazing ...

Chnourka’s Journey

Le grand jour de Poussin, by Claire Garralon This morning Poussin (Little Chick) is not in his prime He’s moody, he doesn’t play, he doesn’t laugh and he wants to stay all by himself What is happening to him Canard and Canard (Duck and ...

Little Chick’s Big Day

Le nouvel arrivant, by Charly Delwart and Delphine Perret Who is this newly-arrived creature in the house It does strange things It has its own logic and rituals The narrator observes it with precision and astonishment, without ...

The Newcomer

Mes maisons archi zinzins, by Arthur Dreyfus and Raphaël Journaux A droll, poetic picture book, My Crazy, Crazy Houses, written by acclaimed author Arthur Dreyfus and illustrated by the talented Raphaël Journaux, explores an ...

My Crazy, Crazy Houses

La maison sur la dune, by Niels Thorez and Odile Santi A young girl finds herself confronted with her mother’s surprising silence during a stay at her family’s beach house after her grandmother passes away Every day, Lou’s mother sets ...

The House on the Dune

Kangourouz, by Thierry Lenain and Nathalie Dieterlé This is a kangaroo who, like all male kangaroos, has no pouch And, as inevitably happens to all kangaroos, one day a gang of pouchless kangaroos come to him to teach him how to box… But ...

Kangourouz

Dans les poches, by Isabelle Simler Here is the renowned author and illustrator Isabelle Simler’s second volume of the acclaimed "In Their Pockets" series Young readers will delight in discovering what different professionals—including ...

In Their Pockets (Jobs)

Et pendant ce temps paissent les bisons, by Mickaël El Fathi While the Bison Graze takes readers on a breathtaking journey into life on the steppe and the world of cave painting alongside Sahâna, a young teenager who depicts indigenous ...

While the Bison Graze…

Le vieux qui aplatissant les enfants, by Thomas Grand Told from the quirky point of view of a scary, grumpy yet tender and endearing old man, the story follows a curious and intrepid little girl, who discovers a house in the middle of the ...

The Old Man Who Flattened Children

Coucou !, by Anne Zeum “Bertie, you haven’t had your breakfast yet” Claude, a small green cell, is not able to finish his sentence before he is eaten up by Gilbert, a large blue microbe which itself is swallowed by a thick pink virus who in ...

Hi There!

Ce qui nous lie, by Anne Laval "Flowers, fruit, leaves, puddles, seeds, and trees Life is a circle", says Granny Over a year, a little girl growing as fast as a flower spends time with her grandmother, ageing slowly like a tree From spring to ...

What Binds Us

Ulysse, by Alexandra Pichard What can a snowman do whilst waiting for the little boy who made him Go to the movies, meet the love of his life, have an amazing evening… and melt In a snow-covered city garden, a child builds a snowman and ...

Ulysse