Publishers Archives - Page 8 of 31 - Hannele and Associates

Batabata, by Émilie Vast A young bat explores her own world, and throughout this leporello, the reader will follow her rise in the sky On this journey, she will meet a cat, a weasel and an owl before reaching up the top of the tree and ...

Batabata

Korokoro, by Emilie Vast A hedgehog rolls down from the branch of a chestnut tree Once on the ground, off he goes He progresses into the unknown, walking and rolling, making light of every obstacles on his way! Along the way, he stumbles ...

Korokoro

Les vacances de Momoko, by Kotimi - the second volume of the series A Japanese Childhood Momoko is back ! After the first volume which introduced us to the little girl and her little sister Minako, here are Momoko's adventures and emotions during ...

Momoko’s Holidays – A Japanese Childhood

Comme un poisson fleur, by Julia Sørensen This book gently addresses the themes of parenthood, difference and inclusion through the story of Marcel, born with webbed feet and an extra chromosome We follow Marcel's daily life from his birth to ...

Like a Fish-Flower

L'arbre m'a dit, by Jean-Pierre Siméon and illustrated by Zaü A compendium of some 40 short pieces on the theme of our relationship to trees by the poet Jean-Pierre Siméon, published here for the first time The Tree ...

The Tree Told Me

Pouet ! by Claire Garralon Rebecca is flying above the beach when she hears a pretty funny sound Honk! Out of curiosity, she comes closer and sees Roger on the sand, looking pretty bad “Rebecca, I ate sope squeak!” Roger clearly ...

Squeak!

Les canards sauvages, by Adèle Jolivard Wild ducks live in the city, but stay among themselves, all together inside a perfectly comfy hollow tree: it comes with a bathroom, a kitchen, a library and even a piano Today is a special day: they are ...

The Wild Ducks

Si tous les livres du monde, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty If all the drops of water joined hands then the palm trees, children and hummingbirds would never be thirsty again if all the houses joined doormats, if all ...

If All the World’s Books…

Le Typographe, by Gaby Bazin Let’s put an apron on and visit the typographer’s workshop, where you’ll find printing presses, type cases and monkeys (the nickname was given to typographers because of their agile movements!) Young readers ...

At the Typographer’s

Alphonse et Boléro, by Laurent Condominas, illustrated by Charlotte Huguenin Alphonse and Bolero is the hilarious tale of an extraordinary friendship between a young boy and alone elephant who find themselves stranded on a magical island Author ...

Alphonse and Boléro

Les Frères Zzli, by Alex Cousseau, illustrated by Anne-Lise Boutin The Zzli brothers have come from far away! They’ve gone through a long and perilous way to get here Welcome, the little girl, welcomes the three travelers into her house, where ...

The Zzli Brothers

Mon lézard héroïque, by Isabelle Simler Award-winning author and illustrator Isabelle Simler once again invites young readers on a foray into a poetic realm, where they will discover different facets of an intrepid wall lizard A marvelous mix ...

My Valiant Lizard

Mon élégant pachyderme, by Isabelle Simler Acclaimed author and illustrator Isabelle Simler has concocted an enchanting, highly entertaining exploration of the elephant’s physical characteristics and behavior A droll, poetic documentary ...

My Exquisite Elephant

Dolorès Wilson, cinq aventures d'une super-héroïne, by Mathis, illustrated by Aurore Petit Dolores Wilson, superheroine and a professional temp worker, has a new job every day Eddy, her boss at GETOWORK, even nicknamed her “the temporary ...

Dolores Wilson, Five Adventures of a Superheroine

Architectures fantastiques, by Nancy Guilbert, illlustrated by Patricia Bolaños A first in children’s literature, Fantastic Architecture is a documentary fiction that invites young readers to explore a series of astonishing architectural ...

Fantastic Architecture

Je confonds tout!, by Émilie Vast After I am Scared of the Wolf and All I Want is a Super Power!, Émilie Vast’s bunnies discuss the differences between kinds of animals that people often mix up Brown Bunny loves telling stories but ...

I Mix Up Everything

Poulette, by Clémence Sabbagh, illustrated by Magali Le Huche Gervaise is an overbooked chick Even on vacation at the Pullet Vacation Club, she is fully in control Nothing stops her So when a hurricane blows everything away, Gervaise starts ...

Chick

Va-t-en, vilain cauchemar!, by Marjorie Béal An ugly nightmare is coming in the dark night It looks like a storm cloud and it is not nice at all How to get rid of it Turning on the light Reading your favourite book Ask your plush dinosaur for ...

Go Away, You Ugly Nightmare!

Patatours, by Alice Brière-Haquet, illustrated by Diana Nagy A bit of cloud, some raindrops, a gust of wind and a touch of sunshine, that’s the magic recipe of the Creator A few brush strokes left to apply, and hedgehogs, birds, octopuses and ...

Potato Bear

Masques de la jungle, by Nathalie Parain The Jungle Masks by Nathalie Parain was published in 1933 The purpose of the book is to create seven animal masks, all inspired by Kipling’s Jungle Book: the wolf, the panther, the tiger, the ...

The Jungle Masks

Toute personne qui tombe a des ailes, by Elisabeth Brami All the Fallen Have Wings is one mother’s heartfelt monologue to her son after he commits suicide As she tries to understand what motivated her son to take his own life, she ...

All The Fallen Have Wings

J'écris en hiéroglyphes, by Evelyne Faivre-Martin and Daniel Soulié Co-published with the Musée du Louvre, Writing in Hieroglyphs offers a captivating introduction to the writing system of ancient Egypt, one of the world’s most complex and ...

Writing in Hieroglyphs

Les images libres, by Loïc Boyer Nicole Claveloux, Etienne Delessert, Patrick Couratin, France de Ranchin, Bernard Bonhomme, what do these French illustrators have in common They were all involved in the renewal of the children’s ...

Free Pictures

Ton premier poème avec les mains, by Alain Serres A poem for toddlers, playing on the rhythm of nights and days, on black and white, and the colours that emerge at dawn: a large sun to grab hold of Clever visuals bring the book ...

My First Poem

Jack marin d'eau douce, by Jean Poderos, illustrated by Léa Louis Jack is an easygoing little boy who never throws tantrums and never complains, at least not until he realizes his physical disability may be the only thing standing in the way of ...

Jack the Landlubber

Maddi dans la grotte, by Pauline Barzilaï Page after page, Maddi brings the reader into a mysterious cave where animals, dancers, classrooms and movies follow one another Eerie, magical and sometimes funny, the cave reflects a child’s everyday ...

In the Cave with Maddi