Le quartier, by Héléna Sufffrin A housing project to defend, a new path to forge: Mont-Chauvet, a suburban neighbourhood, with its dilapidated tower blocks and its legendary red sofa that lies around in the open, is set to disappear For Aya, a ...

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The Hood
Ouvre et découvre, a series by Stéphane Frattini A series of photo-documentaries with lift-the-flap pages, where the images form visual riddles that are as entertaining as they are spectacular Ah! The magic of close-ups of the living world! We ...

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Open and Discover
Momoko est une gourmande, by Kotimi Festive dishes, stories, and recipes from Japan: we’re having Japanese food with Momoko! A special holiday edition In it, Momoko tells us all about what she is preparing with her parents and little sister for ...

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Momoko Is a Foodie
Il faisait si beau ce matin, a poem by Louis Aragon, illustrated by Laurent Corvaisier This iconic poem by Aragon contrasts the peaceful serenity of a home where a child sleeps soundly with the sounds of war rising from a radio, coming from the ...

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It Was Such a Beautiful Morning
Alice aux pays des merveilles - Jeu de cartes, by Isabelle Simler Following the huge success of the magnificent edition of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland illustrated by Isabelle Simler in 2025, Éditions courtes et longues offers a new way of ...

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Alice in Wonderland – Card Game
Revue DADA DADA is the first art series for the youth and the whole family We publish 9 issues per year, dealing with a wide range of topics, from ancient to contemporary art DADA is distributed through bookshops but also by subscription, and is ...

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Dada Series
C'est quoi ce trou by Marc Chamorro This book is full of holes and invites toddlers on an adventure A child and a dog set off on a journey of discovery Turn the page, peek through the holes and follow them on a playful exploration where every ...

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What’s That Hole?
Jouons avec les saisons, by Gaël Le Neillon Two board books that play with shapes, colours, weather and seasons to help toddlers discover their creative potential! Gaël Le Neillon features a mischievous little cat who brings simple, colourful ...

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Let’s Play With Seasons!
Doux comme un loup, by Claire Garralon Three little owls go for a walk in the forest Before heading home, they rest on a warm, soft carpet of grass which turns out to be a wolf's fur Will they get gobbled up, or will they discover that gentle ...

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Gentle As a Wolf
Si tu veux écrire un livre, by Lucile Leclair and Françoise Rogier Before letting your creativity run wild, you need to train it! A playful, cheerful launchpad for daring to embark on the adventure of inventing a story! But where do you start ...

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If You Want to Write a Book
Contes futés pour un monde en paix, by Patrick Fischmann and Bruno Pilorget Finally, heroes who triumph neither through force to tell human children! nor through the power of money! 18 tales from the four corners of the globe that share values of ...

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Clever Tales for a Peaceful World
C'est un petit jardin, by Odile Santi The Ordinary Extraordinary of My Backyard: a mesmerizing ode to the beauty and abundance of nature, The Ordinary Extraordinary of My Backyard takes young readers on an exploration of a tiny urban backyard, from ...

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It’s a Little Garden
Mais où vont-ils by Emilie Vast Winter is well and truly here, and the hibernating animals are in a deep sleep But if you look closely in the snow, you can make out a few fresh tracks Animals are bustling about! A squirrel is retrieving acorns ...

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But Where Are They Going?
La petite chienne et la louve, by Marine Blandin Life is hard for Nana, a little fearful dog with big round eyes… Her owner, an awful man, is always shouting at her and hitting her for no reason! She’d given up all hope of escaping until one ...

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The Little Dog and the Wolf
L'épée intérieure, by Alice Monvaillier Jean Coucourde is feeling down, despite the foam- filled parties, the delicious meals of ‘bouillasse’ and his cutting-edge fashion sense As for Nénuphon the Triton, it’s much the same – things are ...

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The Inner Sword
Mais où est donc Mini-Boulon, by Henriette Soleil and Youri Roseau Swept away by a storm, the Boulon family, 453 lice living on Louison’s head, find themselves scattered out at sea Mini-Boulon washes up on an island where Omar, a self-proclaimed ...

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But Where is Mini-Boulon?
Le royaume sans roi, by Maria Ramos In their tiny little kingdom, the gnomes are busy dressing up, eating cheese and playing music But one day, their King, a very serious character who loves coffee (a serious-person drink), dies suddenly The little ...

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The Kingdom Without a King
L'encyclopeut-être, by Juliette Chieux Maybeclopedia is a rich and delightfully absurd collection, bringing together a non-exhaustive inventory of whimsical things and contraptions, meticulously illustrated and classified with scientific rigour ...

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Maybeclopedia
Moustique Mission Sauvetage, by Sophie Guerrive A ‘seek and find’ game in which you accompany Mosquito, the famous rescuer, on an imaginary journey that is as funny as it is visually stunning Aboard his transformable airplane, Mosquito the ...

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Mosquito, Rescue Mission
Artistes ! by Virginie Morgand and Laeticia Le Moine What if all children were, in their own way, budding artists Getting their hands dirty with paint to trace shapes, collecting twigs to build a hut that’s creativity too! This beautiful picture ...

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Artists!
Bonne nuit, by Marie Mirgaine A wild night-time journey aboard… a bed! For children who are never tired because they still have a thousand things to experience before falling asleep ‘Goodnight, sweetheart,’ says her mum as she leaves the ...

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Good Night
Là où le vent me mène, by Anne Crausaz Have you ever wondered where dandelions in towns come from Discover the journey of one of children’s favourite flowers A young achenium sets off on a journey, carried by the wind From a meadow, it flies ...

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Wherever the Wind Takes Me
Onze petits chiens, by Jin Kitamura Following on from Six Little Cats, rediscover Jin Kitamura’s world in this magical journey through shapes and colours In this little picture book, young children can learn about eleven shapes and eleven ...

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Eleven Little Dogs
Féta la saucisse, by Laura Lion Sassy the Sausage falls in love with Toto the Tofu, but their families can’t stand each other A Romeo and Juliet set in the land of Knackis and Veggies…! The crispy-greasy city of Fritoupolis and Tofurama, the ...

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Sassy the Sausage
Mon chien savant, by Isabelle Simler In this wacky, deliciously innovative exploration of man’s best friend, award-winning illustrator Isabelle Simler depicts a host of offbeat interactions between dog and cat, the latter incarnated by Plume, her ...

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My Wonder Dog
Cécil et les objets cassés, by Élodie Shanta Cécil, a peaceful frog, is quietly minding her herbalist’s shop when suddenly, a rather unpleasant rat asks her for a specific ingredient As she leaves the shop, the rat breaks a mirror without ...

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Cécil and the Broken Objects