Badly Bred! by Justine de Lagausie & Valeria Petrone “When I show my buttocks, my mom is very proud of me” “No one grumbles when I jump in puddles” “At home, we all pick our noses Even sitting at the table!” But who are ...

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Badly Bred!
Make a Wish!, by Agnese Baruzzi If I had a magic lamp, I would rub it to turn myself into a strong superhero! If I wielded a magic sword, I would fight like a knight If I winded a magic clock, I would go back and see dinosaurs And you, ...

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Make A wish!
Vezovele Tupoleck, by Delphine Perret Vezovele is an alien who loves to change shape and colour One day, he’s a pineapple and the other, a plant That’s how it is Vezovele is passionate about human beings When he travels to Earth, he ...

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Vezovele Tupoleck
Vacances timbrées, by Mathilde Poncet Alice sends a letter to her grandmother from her holiday camp She tells her about the activities she has done, the children she has met and the landscapes she has seen The text is about the daily ...

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Crazy Holidays
Louise, ou l'enfance de Bigoudi, by Delphine Perret and illustrated by Sébastien Mourrain Louise must leave the green fields of the countryside to live in an ebullient urban city She hates everything about it, especially her new ...

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Louise Or Curly Polly’s Childhood
D'un grand loup rouge, by Mathias Friman After being chased away from his territory by ...

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About A Big Red Wolf
L'encyclopédie approximative du Poney, by Manu Boisteau It’s common knowledge that EVERYBODY loves ponies Who can resist their velvet eyes Their rainbow mane Their thick and comforting silhouette Their long eyelashes and damp snout ...

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The Approximate Poney Encyclopedia
Fatou du monde, by Angélique Thyssen and illustrated by Judith Gueyfier Somewhere in Greenland, there’s a little girl with the unusual name of Fatou Her parents found the name in a beautiful book they borrowed from the village ...

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Fatou Of The World
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
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
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
Bienvenue en poésie, 30 poems to celebrate birth by various poets and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty Poets know better than anyone how to weave a cradle of words for new arrivals They evoke our relationship with nature, the seasons, ...

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Poetry Welcomes You
Un pull pour te protéger, by Malika Doray A sweater is to keep you warm, a blanket is to keep you cosy, a bottle is to keep your milk, a spoon is to keep delicious food, a mouth is to keep you babbling, our eyes are to keep looking at ...

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To Keep You Warm
Chut !, by Claire Garralon Look at this funny bear! What did you say You can’t see him and you don’t even hear him So let’s carefully open our eyes and ears and play a game First let’s ask the colours all around to make less ...

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Hush!
Je veux un super-pouvoir !, by Émilie Vast After I am Scared of the Wolf, Émilie Vast’s two bunnies now discover the amazing gifts of both familiar and exotic animals Tortoise can hold his breath for six hours, Chameleon changes ...

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All I Want is a Super Power!
Nathalie Parain, by Michèle Cochet, Michel Defourny, Claude-Anne Parmegiani Born in Kiev in 1897, Nathalie Parain studied at the Vkhutemas in Moscow In the 1920s, she moved to Paris with her husband, philosopher Brice Parain ...

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Nathalie Parain
Sioux, Soussou et Souzy, by Anne Kellens Sioux, Soussou and Souzy are very curious and creative mice Each season is a new adventure for them Ice-skating on a frozen pond in Winter, carnival time in Spring, picnics with friends in ...

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Sioux, Soussou and Souzy
Nuit, by Nancy Guilbert and illustrated by Anna Griot Liking nothing better than to paint and draw nighttime skies, a little girl immerses herself in her creatiity, dreaming that she is half-girl and half-fish Surrounded by the fauna of ...

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Night
Patchou, l'alpaga du Pérou, by Li Lamarre and illustrated by Odile Santi Admired for his thick fleece, Patchou the Alpaca won’t let anyone shear it But as time passes, his wool grows long and becomes filthy and uncomely When the others ...

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Patchou, The Alpaca From Peru
Sauve-toi, Éli, by Élisabeth Brami and illustrated by Bernard Jeunet War is raging and Eli’s parents send him to stay with farmers to keep him safe The young Jew doesn’t understand why he can’t live with his parents or play ...

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Save Yourself, Eli!
La petite épicerie de Marcel et Joachim, by Ingela P Arrhenius A first non-fiction series for toddlers to learn and play shop! Three-dimensional little books to handle, with thick foamy pages They are shaped like objects, between books and ...

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Marcel et Joachim’s Grocery Shop
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
Les ateliers de l'illustration et de la création, by Delphine Perret, Photographs by Éric ...

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The Studios
L'odyssée du renard, by Laurent Geslin and François Moutou Read about the fantastic destiny of a fox who travels from his native forest to the outskirts of a major metropolis Despite the noise, pollution and teeming crowds of people, ...

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Fox’s Odyssey
Engloutis !, by Emilie Vast Something is coming The animals have no idea They’re running, scratching, looking for food Snail is the first to be caught as he nibbles on a dandelion Gulp, gobbled up in one go Then Bumblebee, Toad, Adder and ...

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Gulped!