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Mon premier herbier collection A very natural and simple herbarium to use for children: the large flap on the cover can be detached and provides instructions to the child who is guided step-by-step to pick up, identify, dry and paste the leaves ...

My First Herbarium

Je serai trois milliards d'enfants, by Alain Serres, ill by Judith Gueyfier and black and white photographs An artistic event celebrating the Right of the Child: large black and white photographs, paintings with striking colours and a text full ...

I Will Be Three Billion Children

J'ai le droit d'être un enfant, by Alain Serres, ill by Aurélia Fronty In this brightly coloured picture book, each spread evokes in simple words one of the many rights stated in the International Convention on the Rights of the Child The ...

I Have the Right to Be a Child

Comment tu t'appelles , by Gay Wegerif Before mentioning his name, each of the characters in the book shows a few details of him, so that the reader can try and guess Discovering the rabbit, the pig, the frog and then finally a strange animal, ...

What’s Your Name?

Zou ! by Gay Wegerif Horse goes clipperty, clopperty, clipperty, clop Duck goes waddle, waddle, waddle Dog goes roly poly, roly poly Rabbit goes boing, boing, boing Cow goes lollop, lollop, lollop And the snail goes ZOOM! How come Discover and ...

Zoom!

Toutes mes histoires de l'art Each of the 26 titles in this series explores a movement, a period or a key artist through the description of their main features, looking at commented works of art and experiencing activities on the ...

All My Art Histories

Créer avec The series allows children to discover great masters of art (Picasso, Kandinsky, Vermeer, Vinci, Magritte, Matisse and Warhol) while playing games created by contemporary artists These playing books are aimed at children from 4 years ...

Creating With…

Le Petit Chapubron rouge, by Charles Perrault and Alain Serres, ill Clotilde Perrin and 12 illustrators This is an imitation of the famous tale by Perrault, where advertisement interrupts the story with no warning, just like on television or ...

Little Red Advert Hood

Petit deviendra grand Picasso, Chaplin and Prévert: three genius in art introduce this new series at Rue du monde It plunges into the childhood of those who marked history It reminds us that even great ones have been little and instils into ...

Little Great Ones

Où es-tu, by Anne Crausaz Hide and seek! Two foxes are playing, between the trees of the forest and with underground galleries A book with holes inviting the reader to participate to the search and play at going inside/outside like the ...

Where Are You?

Tigre, ce petit tigre, by Malika Doray A little tiger is described with the similarities he has in common with other members of his family: the tiny hears of Aunt Ursula, the happy character of his grand-mother, the softness of his dad Although ...

Tiger, Little Tiger

La Nuit dans mon lit, by Julien Roux Who has never experienced the fear caused by strange noises at night The kind of noise that sets off your imagination and makes you think about the worst… Julien Roux embarks the reader on that path, but ...

In Bed At Night

Au même instant sur la terre, by Clotilde Perrin Can you imagine, like a giant around the globe, one could see everywhere at the same time! This is the proposal of Clotilde Perrin with this stunning cardboard book made of 24 flaps that unfold ...

At the Same Time, on Earth…

Les oiseaux ont des ailes, les enfants ont des livres, by Alain Serres and Lucile Placin It's simple and witty It sounds like a funny lesson to learn, when very small, and find links between things and people The well-linked words take us through ...

Birds Have Wings, Children Have Books

Trois petits cadeaux, by Sandra Poirot Cherif A touching and tender book on the feelings of children when parents are separating, and on what adults go through also A picture book that seems to be the letter of a mother to her young daughter The ...

Three Little Gifts

Drôle d'oiseau, by Jennifer Yerkes What a funny bird It appears to us to be "in hiding", only revealing itself when it stands out against a particular background This difference has an effect on the bird, making it adorn itself with feathers ...

Funny Bird

Jeux de signes, by Anne Bertier A new and original way to have the small ones understand how and why we calculate numbers: adding and multiplying should be easier with an artistic twist In a glimpse, red and white shapes make arithmetic ...

Playing with Signs

Quand ils ont su, by Malika Doray When they heard the news, the bears prepared parcels, the koalas hurried up, the crocodiles put their teeth away, the lynx smiled, the wolves muttered, but they all went “When they heard the news, all went to ...

When They Heard the News

Qui voilà , by Clotilde Perrin Mum brings home a newborn baby and this is baby's first day with the family, the first bath, the first feed The pages gradually unfold to create a 160 cm illustration depicting the whole of this first day A book to ...

Who’s There?

Le géant du pays des glaces, by Laurence Fugier and Julia Chausson A reindeer herder and his family settle near Lake Vuolvojavri, unaware that a cruel and stupid ogre lives on the other shore When the ogre wants to marry the herder's daughter, ...

The Giant from the Land of Ice

La Grand-mère qui sauva tout un royaume, by Claire Laurens and Sandrine Thommen A Lord gives orders that all the old people should be abandoned in the mountains The young Shoji refuses to accept this fate for his beloved grandmother Her life ...

The Grandmother Who Saved a Whole Kingdom

Pique-nique papilles, by Florie Saint-Val A domino set including 28 large-size dominos with numbers represented by leaves of different colours The tree is growing while players are putting their cards down, and the branches host the tiny ...

Picnic Party

Tout autour de moi, by Clotilde Perrin This large-format picture book is full of details, allowing the youngest to look at it from various angles, going round and round to explore a variety of new things on every side of the image Each spread ...

All Around Me

La Madeleine de Proust, by Marcel Proust and illustrated by Betty Bone Marcel Proust is obviously not a writer for children But in Remembrance of Things Past, several scenes of his childhood are perfectly adapted to young children Marcel recalls ...

Proust’s Madeleine

Perdu! by Alice Brière-Haquet, ill Olivier Philipponneau A title inspired by Tom Thumb: "on Monday when I was taken to the forest, I left wild strawberries behind, but there were many already! To find my way, it took me a whole day" So it goes, ...

Lost!

Au Fil du temps, by Junko Nakamura The four colours of the four seasons, in four stories told by a sensitive young girl about the small things in her life Each page features just a few words that convey both tone and atmosphere These short ...

As Time Goes by