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Kangourouz, by Thierry Lenain and Nathalie Dieterlé This is a kangaroo who, like all male kangaroos, has no pouch And, as inevitably happens to all kangaroos, one day a gang of pouchless kangaroos come to him to teach him how to box… But ...

Kangourouz

T'es fleur ou t'es chou By Gwendoline Raisson and Clotilde Perrin According to folklore, boys are born inside cabbages and girls in flowers Boys are said to have springs under their feet and to enjoy war games Girls supposedly like to ...

Are You a Flower or a Cabbage?

Une sirène tombée du ciel, by Raphaële Frier and illustrated by Sandra Poirot-Chérif Pierre, a fisherman and dreamer, sees a siren fall from the sky Once, then twice – and each time an explosion sounds as the figure falls The fisherman ...

The Siren Who Fell from the Sky

Dehors, dehors, dehors, by Hubert Ben-Kemoun and illustrated by Bruno Pilorget “Outdoors!” pleads Pablo’s mum, horrified to see him glued to his screenson a beautiful spring day… The boy is told not to come home until tea-time and sets ...

Outdoors, Outdoors!

Cœur-des-forêts a parlé, by Patrick Fischmann and Bruno Pilorget As soon as he’s born, Forest-Heart flees to the other side of the frozen river The trees and animals warn him: the humans have forgotten that they were once bears, caribous, ...

Forest-Heart Has Spoken

Kéti des Terres rouges, by Karim Ressouni-Demigneux and Bruno Pilorget Just 15 centimetres high, Kéti watches the world His people’s numbers are dwindling as the city eats into the forest Clinging to the wings of a butterfly, Kéti leads his ...

Kéti Of The Red Land

Coco Bagarre, by Christophe Nicolas and illustrated by Anouk Ricard With his frown and clenched fists, Coco doesn’t look very friendly today “What do you want my little Coco A hug” But Coco, armed with his hammer, doesn’t look like he ...

Fighting Coco / Coco’s Gang Series

Le Caillou de Ferdinand, by Isabelle Simler Ferdinand is different He walks with his nose up in the air, with his head in the clouds He loves pebbles, of all colours and shapes He slips them into his pockets and holds them tight in his hands, ...

Ferdinand’s Pebble

Papa, pourquoi t'as voté Hitler , by Didier Daeninckx, illustrated by Pef Germany, March 1933 Rudi’s father is about to vote for Adolf Hitler’s party, but his mother flatly refuses to Didier Daeninckx uses the daily life of one family to ...

Daddy, Why Did You Vote For Hitler?

La Souris qui sauva toute une montagne, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty A mouse wants to replace the precious milk she has just stolen from a child But nature has been ransacked, even on the great mountain of Sardinia ...

The Mouse Who Saved An Entire Mountain

L'Oiseau du sommeil, by Isabelle Simler «It’s time to go to bed» Every night one repeats the same ritual to go to sleep It’s important to be well prepared to catch the bird of sleep You travel on his back heading for dreamland And it’s ...

The Bird Of Sleep

L'Oiseau, by Ingrid Chabbert, illustrated by Sabine Cazassus A story of friendship to inspire children to love forest creatures What happens when a child and a bird find themselves nose to beak in a pocket-sized patch of forest They move ...

The Bird

Super Billy et l'araignée, by Séma Billy is a sweet little dog Dreamy and inventive, he is also a bit fearful and dreads the world around him Today, Billy finds a spider when playing in his garden and the animal makes him very uncomfortable But ...

Super Billy and the Spider

Jeux et activités d'intérieur, by Stéphanie Jaunet and Valérie Carreno This title offers activities for boys and girls to make paper creations, learn how to draw, share scientific experiments, investigate, learn magic tricks, and have fun ...

Activity book – Indoor Games and Activities

Jeux et activités d'extérieur, by Stéphanie Jaunet and Valérie Carreno This title offers activities for boys and girls to make up challenges, organise picnics, play in nature, and have fun outside! Each activity is presented as a ...

Activity book – Outdoor Games and Activities

Je ne pense qu'à ça, by Karim Ressouni-Demigneux and Monike Czarnecki At school, some call 12-year-old Ismaïl "queer", but he doesn't understand and the teasing really disturbs him He spends his days constantly wondering and worrying about ...

I Can Only Think About That