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Pedro Crocodile et George Alligator, by Delphine Perret If you are the kind of reader who is “a little sweet but good to eat”-meaning you are under twenty- and if you can’t recognize a crocodile from an alligator: this book is meant for ...

Pedro Crocodile and George Alligator

Et Picasso peint Guernica, by Alain Serres This exceptional large-format picture book, which explains to children Picasso's howl of outrage against war, is about both a work of art and a life It describes the genesis of Picasso's brilliant ...

And Picasso Paints Guernica

De l'origine des mathématiques, by Clémence Gandillot If men find mathematics difficult, it is their own fault Clémence Gandillot ends her short essay on mathematics with this sententious conclusion And it perfectly summarizes her ideas: ...

About the Origin of Mathematics

J'ai grandi ici, by Anne Crausaz A small seed has accidentally fallen on the ground In autumn, the leaves form a blanket that keeps the seed warm through the winter In spring, the seed slowly germinates and starts growing But elements and animals ...

This Is Where I Grew Up

Mitsu, un jour parfait, by Mélanie Rutten Normally, Mitsu likes mornings But on that day, she gets up in a bad mood! As her daily life becomes unbearable, Mitsu decides to venture out On her trip, she experiences a unique encounter that will ...

Mitsu, a Perfect Day

Dans combien de temps je serai grand , by Stéphane Servant, ill Sandra Poirot Cherif It's one of these questions that comes up at any moment during a short break or when night comes A simple question, full of desire and appetite, but filled ...

When Will I Be a Grown-Up?

Petits, by Alain Serres, ill Julia Chausson Brought up, protected, encouraged, all these little animals experience life in their parents' footsteps A series of big and small animals are paired up and together they easily get through the small ...

Little Ones

Ottoki, by Frédéric Marais A beautiful picture book telling the improbable encounter between a young Inuit and an astronaut, somewhere on the ice-shelf During the long polar night, Ottoki crossed his path with a lost astronaut After saving him ...

Ottoki

Le Ginkgo, le plus vieil arbre du monde, by Alain Serres, ill Zaü This title explores a unique plant, the ginkgo biloba, also known as maidenhair tree It has all of a great figure, coming across time and through ages, seeking its origins long ...

Ginkgo, the Oldest Tree in The World

En voiture! by Louise-Marie Cumont Off we go on the road, in the car, anything can happen: traffic jam, disputes, broken-down Parallel to the grown up's life and reality, the young ones invent games with cars as a starting point to their ...

Cars

Mon voyage dans la maison, by Florie Saint-Val What does Hugo when he realises he won't go on holiday He shrinks down to become as small as his lama-toy Together they start a long journey in all the rooms of the house, meet up with Mirza the tea ...

My Journey in the House

Tous les humains ont les mêmes droits, by Marie-Agnès Combesque, ill Clotilde Perrin The 1948 United Nations Declaration of Human Rights explained to children The complete Declaration is reproduced in the book, while each page highlights two ...

All the Humans Have the Same Rights

Quand nous aurons mangé la planète, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Silvia Bonanni Could you imagine, one day, our planet without any water, no air, no trees, no plants or animals Improbable scenario in the form of a poetical tale, which tells ...

When We’ll Have Eaten the Planet

Dans moi, by Alex Cousseau, ill Kitty Crowther This story begins: "I haven't always been me Before being me, I was not in me I was somewhere else() But I was not the king in me Not yet () In me, it was dark" Questions and fears take the shape of ...

In Me

Le Nez, by Olivier Douzou A very funny epic story, freely inspired from a novel by Gogol It all starts with: "Since we all have a blocked nose, the only thing to do is find a big hanky" The book is about the quest by a nose gang to find a "big ...

The Nose

Le Gorille et l'orchidée, by Laurana Serres-Giardi, Stéphane Van Inghelandt and Alain Serres Ill by Zaü The fabulous diversity of animals, plants, humans and all what lives on earth constitutes the sole true treasure of our planet It is today ...

The Gorilla and the Orchid

Je serai les yeux de la terre, Photographs by Altitude, text by Alain Serres, illustrations by Zaü Foreword by Yann Arthus-Bertrand Using a mix of aerial photographies, drawings and texts, three artists instill in children and their parents ...

I Will Be the Eyes of the Earth

Raymond rêve, by Anne Crausaz Raymond is a snail, Lucette and Germain's son Raymond is a dreamer: he imagines himself as a strawberry, a slug, a centipede and even a giraffe But all things considered, Raymond is happy to be a snail A great ...

Raymond Is Dreaming

Raymond joue, by Anne Crausaz For more great moments along with bright and colourful snails, here is a game based on the lovely graphics of Anne Crausaz The matching pairs game Raymond is playing is a game of memory and observation 22 pairs of ...

Raymond Is Playing

Je ne suis pas comme les autres, by Janik Coat This animal book unveils its characters through comical and unexpected situations You thought that lazy people were phlegmatic Driss has enough energy to go and lie down on top of the Eiffel Tower! ...

I’m Not Like the Others

La Surprise, by Janik Coat The Surprise is a story with no text, a graphic tale on the emotions and feelings between a human being and a cat It shows the tacit agreement of a woman and her animal on the arrival on the new born baby Not a sound, ...

The Surprise

Chiffres en tête, by Anne Bertier Nine numbers means nine faces! First only half of the character's face appears, the other part being hidden by a half-page Turn the page and the full face is revealed From Zero to Nine, 10 funny faces to make ...

Face Numbers

Mercredi, by Anne Bertier Small Round and Big Square are friends and love playing figures and forms together They learn, while trying to mix their shapes, to build together and discover a game that is both fun and infinite There is no longer a ...

Playtime

Comment apprendre à ses parents à aimer les livres pour enfants, by Alain Serres, ill Bruno Heitz More whimsical "blurb" than straightforward debate, this little book will provoke an exchange of ideas about books and reading while making a ...

How to Teach Your Parents To Love Children’s Books

Terrible, by Alain Serres, illustrated by Bruno Heitz Terrible is a black wolf that frightens everybody, his wife and children included One day, the little wolves take off their father's boots and gloves and are stunned to discover that he has ...

Terrible

L'Herbier: petite flore des bois d'Europe, by Emilie Vast Both a botanical treatise and a book with stunning images, Emilie Vast's new herbarium shows the plant with details of their leave, fruit and seed The thin and delicate line of the author ...

The Herbarium: Small Wood Flora