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Bonjour, les animaux, by Anne Crausaz “Hello cat See you later dog I can’t take you with me today, we’re going to the zoo” Ducks, ostriches, chimpanzees, snakes and big cats appear across the double page spreads as the young narrator ...

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Hello, Animals
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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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The Siren Who Fell from the Sky
Mon petit paradis, by Lili Scratchy  A fresh and bubbly picture book to remember that our own paradise is never far away! What could be worse than parents always watching you, a cat vomiting into your slippers, or having the same friends since ...

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My Little Paradise
Mimi Commande, by Christophe Nicolas and Anouk Ricard Creatures that are stubborn but also tenderhearted and terribly endearing, in a word: kids! The characters of Coco’s gang come to life with Anouk Ricards quirky and humorous drawing After Coco ...

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Mimi Bossy / Coco’s Gang Series
La Tribu qui pue, by Elise Gravel and Magali Le Huche Have you heard of the stinky tribe They’re a little gang of dirty children who live with their animal friends in huts made of sticks There’s Laurent, the tall redhead with his two foxes, ...

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The Stinky Tribe
Je l'attends, je l'attends, by Pef Alone in front of her mirror, a little girl muses: “Will I live happily ever after or will I be sad” “Will my parents approve” So many poignant questions, but the story doesn’t end as expected, with ...

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Waiting, Waiting…
Princesse Caca, by Christophe Nicolas and illustrated by Anouk Ricard Princess is really pretty in her princess’ dress and hat «You are so beautiful Princess; can I have a little kiss» But Princess doesn’t look like she wants one What she ...

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Muddy Princess / Coco’s Gang Series
Pétite Pépite, by Nada Matta An adult is looking for a dress, a game or a book to offer her little girl Each time, she has to explain that she is not like other children Nada Matta takes us, page by page, through questions and answers, to ...

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Little Treasure
For Girl's Rights to an Education Malala pour le droit des filles à l'éducation, by Raphaële Frier and illustrated by Aurélia Fronty Malala, the 17- year-old Pakistani girl who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, made ...

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Malala
Troisième branche à gauche, by Alexandra Pichard A little girl is waiting for her father To pass the time, she plays with her cat When it jumps up into a tree, she climbs up after it The little girl goes from branch to branch looking for ...

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Third Branch On The Left
Au Bureau, by Paul Martin and Guillaumit Sidonie has always longed for her mother to take her to work with her, but her mother has always said no One day, when her mother is ill, Sidonie decides to go in her stead and finds out that ‘the ...

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At The Office
Ménage à Kipuland, by Mathis & Aurore Petit Today, Dolores is a garbage collector Her mission is to empty the bins that no one took care of over for the past year, with the help of Oscar, her mutant snail Unfortunately, further to a ...

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Spring-Cleaning At Stinkyland – The Adventures Of Dolores Wilson
Louise de New-York, l'Actrichanteuse, by Jean Poderos, illustrations by Gaia Guarino You’ve been missing her Here she comes again, Louise of New York, the little girl with her head full of stories! This time, Louise puts on a show ...

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Louise of New-York, the Singactress
Mon petit atelier, by Karine Thiboult, illustrations by Lucie Firoud, photographs by Eloise Vene Each box in this new series contains one book and , one DIY kit with material to make your own creations Step-by-step illustrations and clever advice ...

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Creative Craft – Series
Les aventures de Dolorès Wilson,Hypnose au château, by Mathis and illustrations by Aurore Petit A new series of illustrated mini-novels for early readers Meet Dolores Wilson, intrepid temporary worker, and follow her in fantastic and hilarious ...

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Dolores Wilson – The Castle of Hypnosis
Les aventures de Dolorès Wilson, Panique au Mini-Market, by Mathis and illustrations by Aurore Petit A new series of illustrated mini-novels for early readers Meet Dolores Wilson, intrepid temporary worker, and follow her in fantastic and ...

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Dolores Wilson – Panic at the Mini-Market
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 ...

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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 ...

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Activity book – Outdoor Games and Activities
Louna, by Marie Quentrec First title of the series: Louna and her favourite cuddly toy Louna is a cheerful little girl who is always up to something new so as to never get bored This is why she has such a big head! Creative and ...

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Louna Series
Encore une !, by Alain Serres and Sandra Poirot-Cherif Five stories in one exciting book Listen with Lili as her parents are reading to her at bedtime One night, when Lili’s parents fall asleep before she does, our heroine takes off in her ...

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Just One More!
Nassim et Nassima, by Ingrid Thobois and Judith Gueyfier Nassim and Nassima live on the heights above Kabul, Afghanistan, and always spend their days together, playing and doing typical children's chores It seems this friendship will last ...

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Nassim and Nassima

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