Au-delà du soleil, by Jacques de Roussan Night time While sleeping, Pierre dreams of space: his rocket leaves Earth to explore the solar system Moons, satellites, stars, comets and planets, Pierre discovers the different astral bodies But he has ...

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Beyond the Sun
J'ai faim !, by Émilie Vast Brown Rabbit has nibbled all the carrots in the meadow but he’s still hungry! Beige Rabbit offers him all sorts of dishes, more or less appetizing Brown Rabbit is not convinced, but what could he eat After I’m ...

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I’m hungry!
Là-bas dans la forêt, by Malika Doray Out there in the forest a child is born First warmth, first sweetness First glances, first smiles Out there in the forest, a child is born First visits, first outings First daffodils, first perfumes Out there ...

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Out There In The Forest
Les Contes de l'olivier : contes juifs et arabes réunis, Catherine Gendrin and Judith Gueyfier Jewish and Arab tales of brotherhood and peace  This book of stories brings together two cultures that are usually hostile to one another, with stories ...

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The Olive Tree Tales, Jewish and Arab tales in one volume
L'étonnante histoire de l'homme le plus lent du monde, by Arthur Dreyfus and Sim Mau Here is a slow guy, incredibly slowespecially when it comes to saying ‘I love you’! This child’s father is extremely slow Not easy for him! This man ...

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The Amazing Story Of The World’s Slowest Man
L'expo du capitaine Fred, by Alain Serres and Fred Sochard In the incredible gallery of Fred Sochard’s ‘decorated’ drawings, there are sailors, jugglers, big beasts All in black-line drawings and it’s very beautiful! Kids (and not only ...

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Captain Fred’s Exhibition
12345compter en s'amusant, by Robert Doisneau Major photographer of the 20th century, Robert Doisneau created four children’s books This one was published in 1955 Robert Doisneau staged his daughters, Annette and Francine, their friends and their ...

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1 2 3 4 5, counting and having fun
Cot codec encore! by Claire Garralon Claire Garralon leads the youngest in a reflection on our relationship with the world’s resources With a lively text, she presents a hen who, caught up in the throes of overconsumption, cuts herself off from ...

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Cluck again
Bonjour, les animaux, by Anne Crausaz “Hello cat See you later dog I can’t take you with me today, we’re going to the zoo” Ducks, ostriches, chimpanzees, snakes and big cats appear across the double page spreads as the young narrator ...

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Hello, Animals
Tout le monde et toi! by François David and Mariana Ruiz Johnson This book contains lots and lots and lots of daddies, mummies, cousins, plants, tigers and chicks but you are ONE, absolutely unique, and now you’re ‘hugging your very own ...

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Everyone And You!
Merci au loup de Sibérie, by Albane Gellé and Nathalie Dieterlé An enthusiastic gaze at the living world that can be easily shared by young and old alike Here is a gentle eruption of gratitude to all those wonders of nature that sometimes live ...

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Thank You To The Siberian Wolf
Mission Borco chez les Beastie, by Claire Schvartz Did you miss the Cowpat family They are back, but they really prefer when you humans are not there – for them to relax at home, in your absence, whilst they have been invited by their ...

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Mission Drib at the Beasties
L'image à venir, mémoires d'un collectionneur, by Pierre Apraxine with Jean Poderos Pierre Apraxine was a visionary, a trailblazer who was among the first col- lectors to dedicate his life to unearthing long-forgotten masterpieces of ...

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The Coming Image, A Collector’s Memoir
Grande ! by Aurore Petit A huge sense of pride, widely expressed anger and unfailing determination: strong emotions guaranteed! Aurore Petit is focusing for this 4th title about her family series on her “big little girl”, hence ...

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Big Girl!
Vivant, by Stéphane Servant and Isabelle Simler The work of award-winning illustrator Isabelle Simler and highly acclaimed author Stéphane Servant, Living is an exquisite ode to life Delicate depictions of plants and animals— among ...

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Living
Histoire un peu gourmande, by Sara Catella and Cécile Koepfli This is the story of old Jean, who walks the earth looking for signs of the four seasons, and his friendship with young Tristan Their paths meet, against all odds, and despite ...

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Food Connections
Famille Lababine, le fils, by Laurence Kubler and Julia Coffre A 64-page story with illustrations galore and numerous plot twists • An adventure-packed saga featuring a family of dogs, full of empathy for one another’s ...

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The Lababine Family, the Son
La balade d’Oscar, by Charlotte Bresler and Anouck Constant Oscar is a quiet dog Oscar loves going for walks, meeting up with his friends and barking non-stop But what Oscar loves above all is boiled eggs, great love stories, ...

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Oscar’s Walk
La terre rouge que le sang a bu, by Jean-François Chabas Acclaimed author Jean-François Chabas recounts the fate of an aboriginal community deep in the Australian outback through the eyes of Minga and Bimbarlulu, a pair of aliens on a ...

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The Earth Bleeds Red
Blue et les grands jours maudits, by Nancy Guilbert At once an adventure tale, dystopian fiction and alternate history, Blue and the Days of Damnation follows Blue and her brother-in-arms Zian in their struggles to prevent oppressive ...

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Blue And The Days Of Damnation
Carnet lointain, by Isabelle Simler A magnificent exploration of ancient species and imaginary creatures, Faraway: A Sketchbook teems with delicate illustrations of the Tasmanian tiger, the Gigantopithecus, the chimera, and the unicorn, ...

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Faraway: A Sketchbook
On s'écrira by Pierre Glemet and Marie Saarbach In this poignant coming-of-age tale, Léo and Lola struggle to keep their summer romance alive once school starts But there are hundreds of kilometers between them, and their brief ...

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We’ll Keep In Touch?
Crocodingue et les mystères de Paris - À la Tour Eiffel, by Anna Bellamy-Lemarchant, illustrated by Marjolaine Leray The first volume of the series, Crazy Croc and the Mysteries of Paris is a wacky, laugh-out-loud tale recounting the adventures ...

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Crazy Croc and the Mysteries of Paris
Mon amour, by Paul Cox This man has everything to be happy, but he’s in love To seduce the woman he loves, he does everything he can: climbing to the top of a pyramid or a coconut tree without any help, singing romantic songs, wearing ...

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My Love
Histoire de l’art, by Paul Cox In a very sad kingdom, young painter Luco Pax is in love with a princess who has been captured by a cruel king One evening, a strange old man gives him a magical brush The characters he’s been ...

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An Art Story
Le mystère de l’eucalyptus, by Paul Cox On Rastepappe Island, the koalas from Koalatown and the badgers from Badgertown live peacefully and enjoy each other’s company Koalatown inhabitants love to go to the opera and ...

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Archibald and the Mystery of the Eucalyptus