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Mortel, by Emmanuelle Houdart Emmanuelle Houdart explores the theme of Death in a spectacular and humorous, impertinent picture book Anyone who has been close to a child knows that the question of Death is omnipresent and perfectly ...

Mortal

L'enfant, le libraire et le roi, by Thierry Maricourt and François Place In the hope that the long freeze of the pandemic is over, this short and beautifully crafted text arrives on the children’s shelves as a literary homage to the ...

The Child, the Bookseller and the King

Fémur immo, by Marie Mirgaine At Bones Estate, Mary-Jo Bones will find you the house of your dreams, whether you are a zombie, a giant spider or an old toad! Unless someone has a bone to pick with you Bones Estate is a ...

Bones Estate

T'es fleur ou t'es chou By Gwendoline Raisson and Clotilde Perrin According to folklore, boys are born inside cabbages and girls in flowers Boys are said to have springs under their feet and to enjoy war games Girls supposedly like to ...

Are You a Flower or a Cabbage?

Marcelle et les cigognes, by Myriam Raccah & Charline Collette Through Marcelle and her child’s story, this wordless picture book invites us to think about the place we have within our environment, and the link between humans and ...

Marcelle And The Storks

Pendant ce temps, by Malika Doray But what do parents actually do when the kids are at school Maybe they go back to bed Unless they have fun all day long Or perhaps they spend their time working Through a presentation of ...

Meanwhile

Carnaval ! by Julie Billault and illustrated by Jean-Charles Baty Carnival! is set in a wacky town where multicoloured animals dwell on one side of the street and their black-and-white counterparts on the other Many of the town’s ...

Carnival!

A l'école vitamine, by Alain Serres and Christel Jeanne A creative approach to the world of school and to fruit and vegetables Funky compositions of bell peppers, oranges, lemons or avocado explain how delicate César’s vitamin C, ...

The Vitamin School

Histoire nature de la Petite Salamandre, by Pascale Hédelin A new compilation of bedtime stories to help children discover the amazing adventures of the animals living around us This beautiful book connects with nature every single ...

Inspiring Nature Stories

Quatre contes d'Andersen, by Hans Christian Andersen and illustrated by Elisabeth Ivanovsky Published in 1942 in Antwerp, this book presents four of Hans Christian Andersen’s first tales that are illustrated by Elisabeth Ivanovsky: The ...

Four Tales by Andersen

L'esclave qui parlait aux oiseaux, by Yves Pinguilly and Zaü Alexandre wants to know more about his friend Mariama’s African origins Mariama tells him about the rainy season, the savannah, and the long and terrible history She ...

The Slave Who Talked to the Birds

Sous le soleil, by Ariadne Breton-Hourcq Laurence Lagier When it’s summertime in the orchard, you can eat the berries without a care in the world The berries are eaten by a jay, who will be eaten by a weasel, who will be eaten by an ...

Under The Sun

L'orage, by Elena Del Vento First it’s a just a drop of rain and then a deluge of thunder, wind and lightning! After the thunder comes the show: beams and rays of light swell and then disappear before a roll of thunder illuminates the page with ...

The Storm

Une sirène tombée du ciel, by Raphaële Frier and illustrated by Sandra Poirot-Chérif Pierre, a fisherman and dreamer, sees a siren fall from the sky Once, then twice – and each time an explosion sounds as the figure falls The fisherman ...

The Siren Who Fell from the Sky

Dehors, dehors, dehors, by Hubert Ben-Kemoun and illustrated by Bruno Pilorget “Outdoors!” pleads Pablo’s mum, horrified to see him glued to his screenson a beautiful spring day… The boy is told not to come home until tea-time and sets ...

Outdoors, Outdoors!

Dans le cœur, by Nada Matta I’m six years old and I live with my family in the suburbs One day, some men push us in a truck with other people We’re packed at the back The driver speaks loudly and gives us orders I’m scared Men, women, ...

In My Heart

Petit pêcheur, grand appétit, by Suzy Vergez A little fisherman living on an island used to catch one fish for the whole family to share but as time passed his appetite got bigger So he made larger and larger nets to bring in a bigger ...

Little Fisherman, Big Appetite

Cabanes amies, by Delphine Roux and illustrated by Evelyne Mary The thing he loved most of all was building huts with his friends in the Little Wood It was so good to hide away there, cosy and sheltered from the world, smiling and ...

The Hut Lover

Souris par-ci, par-là, by Early in the morning, Mum Mouse goes to find food for her little ones She sneaks into the garden, then inside the house The cuts in the pages allow the little reader to take her to the cheese while avoiding ...

Mice Here and There

Les devinettes de la langue au chat, by David Dumortier, illustrated by Aurélia Fronty This small format book opens up the appetite for words and offers a playful journey through poetry to children, but also to all those who want to pick up ...

Riddles

Ouvrons l'oeil du coeur ! by Abdellatif Laâbi, illustrated by Laurent Corvaisier Open the Heart’s Eye brings together a selection of short forms drawn from the work of Abdellatif Laâbi In a small pinch of words, the poet provokes in us a ...

Open the Heart’s Eye!

Slip, by Alex Cousseau and illustrated by Janik Coat What on Earth is Undies looking for in his pockets! The sun is high, the sand burns it’s summer Undies the kangaroo desperately wants to swim but doesn’t dive in right away ...

Undies

Une nuit à Insect Hôtel, by Claire Schvartz A stormy night, a roaming creature, insects strangely disappearing Adventures, thrills, love and humour are happening in the Insect’Hotel! It’s the end of summer and the Cowpat family ...

One Night At The Insect’Hotel

Confettis, by Adèle Jolivard Five thoughtful stories recounting the everyday life of a young girl A fair and sensitive description of childhood ‘‘I go to school riding my bicycle everyday’’ With five little stories, Adèle ...

Confetti

Les velus, by Sandrine Massuger The Shaggies are five very hairy friends who live near the forest For them, Midsummer means getting disguised, playing games and telling stories When it gets too hot, rainy days are such a relief! But mind ...

The Shaggies

Merveilleux, by Gay Wegerif Gay Wegerif paints very simple but suggestive shapes in order to celebrate uniqueness She creates a hide-and-seek game in which animals happily melt in and come out of the background Young readers will enjoy ...

Wonderful