Sous le soleil, by Ariadne Breton-Hourcq Laurence Lagier When it’s summertime in the ...

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Under The Sun
Les Trois Gibbons et la chanson du colibri, by Kenji Abe As the three gibbons take a stroll, a gust of gale lands a tiny hummingbird in front of them The little birdie is lost, having been blown by the wind away from her parents ...

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The Three Gibbons and the Hummingbird’s Song
Quel est ce légume , by Anne Crausaz My skin fades out from pink to white Munch munch, crunch my flesh with a touch of salt It stings! Who am I The radish Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books ...

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What Is This Vegetable?
Quel est ce fruit , by Anne Crausaz My thin skin shines under the spring sun My red flesh stains clothes Who am I The cherry Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books with holes Each guess is made of a ...

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What Is This Fruit?
Un petit jeu de piste, by Adèle Jolivard “This morning, in the fumes of his hot coffee, Mr Rat wonders” That’s how the adventure begins Mr Rat wants to know his surroundings better One morning, with his neighbour Mr Lion, he ...

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The Treasure Hunt
Trois histoires vraiment bien, by Julien Baer and Magali Le Huche Do you know the origin of the famous beverage Coquin Colin Do you know that the greatest unresolved mystery of the whole world took place on June 15, at precisely 17:03 ...

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Three Really Good Stories
Dimanche, by Fleur Oury Clementine, a small girl-fox goes along with her parents to her grandmother’s another unremarkable and boring day in the countryside She suddenly discovers a hole in the garden hedge Curious, she rushes through ...

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Sunday
Le rêve de Gaëtan Tapla, by Stéphanie Demasse-Pottier & Adèle Verlinden Gaëtan Talpa has everything a young mole could dream of: a nice home, toys, hugs and a joyful gang of friends There is Hedgehog Harry, Field-Mouse Joe, Spider Sam, ...

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Gaëtan Talpa’s Dream
Plic ploc banquise, by Claire Garralon Drip drop, ice floe, drip drop A little penguin and a small polar bear have to face the truth: the ice floe is melting! So off they go to warn the whale, the beluga, the fur seals, the walrus – and all the ...

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Drip Drop Ice Floe
Livre Magique, by Fanette Mellier On the first page you will discover a shape -in this case a circle that, little by little, makes its way into the binding, eventually disappearing into the book at its half-way point But it is not over, ...

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Magical Books
Hamaika and the Fish, by Pierre Zapolarrua and illustrated by Anastasia Parrotto Under her skinny coat of feathers, Hamaika is a very curious little hen She likes to leave her house and venture far, far, ever further away The ...

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Hamaika and the Fish
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
L'histoire de la petite fille qui marchait toute seule dans la neige, by Patrick Fischmann and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty “This is an ancient tale preserved by an old owl in the hollow of a tree even older than him A tale ...

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The Story Of The Little Girl Who Walked Alone In The Snow
4998 amis, by Davide Cali and Kotimi A young social media user has 4,998 ‘friends’ Well, almost Because, of these 4,998 friends, 78 have forgotten his birthday and there are 98 he never writes to And what about those he asked for ...

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4,998 Friends
Bimbim, by Davide Cali and illustrated by Kotimi A new character is coming at Rue du monde: he is stubborn, tempestuous, grumpy, impatient, authoritarian Any resemblance to children around you is not a coincidence! Things don’t go ...

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Bimbim
Qui a peur de, by Agnese Baruzzi Are you frightened by the wolf, the furry monster, the sea dragon and all other ugly creatures Yes you are So why don’t you try to catch them! A very funny book with cut-out pages, which allow the ...

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Who Is Afraid Of…
Une petite famille, by Cyrille Berger Iris has begged her parents for a kitten for a long time The first day of school, a small-sized surprise waits for her in the living room Little by little, this little furry ball takes more and more ...

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My Little Family
Suzon, by Emilie Chazerand, illustrated by Amandine Piu, an Okidokid creation for Gulf Stream Editeur The daily life adventures of Suzon, a mischievous little girl with crazy ideas who can speak to animals In each story ...

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Suzon
Parfois, by Maxime Derouen “Sometimes I feel playful, sometimes I feel impatient, sometimes I feel free, sometimes I feel sad” A little boy describes the large range of emotions that he is going through from day to day On each ...

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Sometimes
Luigi, by Marie Quentrec In this new series dedicated to toddlers, illustrations and ...

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Luigi
Déjoue les pièges, by Pascale Hédelin, illustrated by Benjamin Strickler and Julien Tixier An Okidokid creation for Gulf Stream Editeur Each documentary is made of ten large and very detailed illustrations and invites the reader to ...

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Thwart The Traps
Animaux animés, by Charles Paulsson, an Okidokid creation for Gulf Stream Editeur An animated collection about animals: each book is dedicated to a particular species The children discover the animal life by turning the wheels, opening ...

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Moving Animals Series
Néandertal et moi, by Jérôme Coignard with Antoine Balzeau, ill by Betty Bone It was once commonly believed that the Neander- thal was at first thought to be a terrifying beast and then man’s direct evolutionary ancestor Neither ...

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The Neanderthal And Me
La couleur des saisons, by Elisabeth Brami with works by Emanuel Proweller A painter depicts feelings of hope after tragedy, the dawn that follows night, the spring born of a terrible winter, a triumphal summer and a peaceful autumn His ...

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The Colour Of The Seasons