Poèmes cueillis dans la forêt de vos yeux, by Françoise Lison-Leroy, illustrated by Nathalie Novi
40 first names and as many short forms on what the poet has read in the eyes of children A bit of the hidden life of each one, a bit of their ...
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Poems Gathered in the Forest of your Eyes
Le livre qui parlait toutes les langues, by Alain Serres and Fred Sochard, music by Nicolas Allemand
A young boy outwits a Big Bad Wolf with the help of a magic book that has sights and sounds from all over the world The story never ends because ...
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The Book that Spoke Every Language
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 ...
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The Child, the Bookseller and the King
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 ...
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Are You a Flower or a Cabbage?
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 ...
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The Slave Who Talked to the Birds
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 ...
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The Siren Who Fell from the Sky
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 ...
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Little Fisherman, Big Appetite
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, ink drawings and short texts A visually stunning book that examines the state of our rivers and oceans A book to make you stop and think about the big ...
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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