
Qui cache qui Bestiaire farceur, by Didier Lévy and Elis Wilk
Here is an offbeat bestiary, full of humour and fantasy, which shows us not the animal described but another, often related to it Thus the cheetah in the text sulks to pose in front ...
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Who Is Hiding Who? A Mischievious Bestiary

Momoko, une enfance japonaise, by Kotimi
Kotimi is Japanese She spent her childhood in Tokyo in the 1970s Here she gives us eight stories drawn from her childhood in a modest family, with her little sister who was handicapped, with ...
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Momoko, A Japanese Childhood

Robinson et l'arbre de vie, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Julie Bernard
Robinson, half child, half cricket, lives in the forest of the middle of the world, where there are trees that can laugh and play the flute But for the ...
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Robinson And The Tree Of Life

Tu seras les yeux de la mer, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Zaü
Colour photos, ...
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You Will Be The Eyes Of The Sea

Si les poètes étaient moins bêtes, by Boris Vian and illustrated by Serge Bloch
Boris Vian liked to provoke! To mark the centenary of his birth, here he lays down the gauntlet to poets, laughing at himself at the same time A ...
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If Poets Weren’t Such Fools

Mon premier livre de poèmes du monde, by various poets and illustrated by 15 artists from here, there and the world over
Poetry is the most beautiful way to experience the world, and this collection offers a first invitation to ...
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My First Book Of World Poems

Et Léonard de Vinci réinvente la peinture, by Karim Ressouni-Demigneux
Why is a book, an exhibition or the discovery of a new drawing by Leonardo da Vinci still an event, five centuries after his death Because Leonard was an extraordinary ...
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And Leonardo da Vinci Reinvents Painting

Un éléphant ne peut pas monter dans un arbre, by Kotimi
Everyone has their limits, even an elephant, who’s not capable of climbing a tree But he can uproot it! A bird can’t knock down a tree, but it can fly! From cat to ...
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Elephants Can’t Climb Trees

Vite, vite, vite, by Clotilde Perrin
This is a story that travels at 1000 miles an ...
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Hurry Hurry Hurry!

La guerre en mille morceaux, ou le petit musée du soldat Machin, by Alain Serres and Zaü
This 100-page picture book tells us about the war of this hairy man who,one day in August 1914, had to leave his field, his family and his horses The story ...
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The War in a Thousand Pieces

Tous les enfants ont le droit à la culture, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty
After the great success of I have the right to be a child, the same author/illustrator duo have produced a new picture book telling children about the joys of ...
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All Children Have the Right to Culture

J'ai le droit de sauver la planète, by Alain Serres and Aurélia Fronty
I have the right to be a child who’s curious about the world, who loves plants and trees, cares about animals, is concerned about equality of ...
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I Have the Right to Save my Planet

Les fabuleux farfelus vont au travail, by Sandra Poirot Cherif
By aligning three sections at random, readers can create 19,683 characters and as many phrases, also at random Readers will have endless fun imagining what the wacky ...
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The Wacky Weirdos Are Off To Work

La toute petite femme et le grand géant, by Pef
A huge giant and his tiny devoted wife who lives in her husband’s ear Here we have two highly stereotyped characters! But to save the planet, two is better than one And to live a ...
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The Tiny Wife And the Huge Giant

C'est ainsi que nous habitons le monde, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Nathalie Novi
A budding botanist shares his discovery with us: an animal, a human and a plant – this is the beating heart of the world! The young ...
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This Is How We Live In The World