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Extravagant, by Betty Bone This is a crazy story! The glove has lost his hand and the hand her glove The eye and the nose go looking for them but the head doesn’t really want to stand up straight… Brillant and mischievous, Betty Bone ...

The Glove Who Lost His Hand

La Journée de Nip & Nimp, by Lionel Serre Mr Tidy and Mr Messy are very similar, yet totally different! Mr Tidy is super efficient with the housework, while Mr Messy gets everything wrong In this square-shaped picture book, Lionel Serre ...

Mr Tidy & Mr Messy

Dachenka, by Karel Capek Dachenka, the best-known dog from the Czech Republic, has been amusing readers since 1933 with the misadventures of Karel Capek as he attempts to train a little fox terrier After telling the tale of ...

Dachenka

Till l'Espiègle, by Philippe Lechermeier & Gaëtan Doremus Till Owlyglass has been wandering from city to city since being made homeless A real anti-hero, half-traveller, half-vagrant, Till Owlyglass has a knack for getting himself into ...

Three Adventures of Till Owlyglass

Ni oui, ni non, les animaux, by Agnès de Lestrade and Rémi Saillard An animated book full of surprising riddles, to have fun without prejudices and above all… saying neither yes nor no! Each book offers 12 new riddles for curious readers ...

Neither Yes Nor No

Les Petits Chaussons, illustrated by Julia Chausson Simple stories that parents will love to read again and again to their babies, and laugh with them with the final twist at the end each book All in cardboard with round corners, these ...

The Little Slippers Series

Jean-Loup fait des trucs, by Clémentine Mélois Meet Jean-Loup, the world’s idlest dog, and follow him through 3 extraordinary adventures: Jean-Loup Makes Some Soup; Jean-Loup Takes Exercise; and Jean-Loup Has A Cold Jean-Loup is a dog In ...

Jean-Loup Does Stuff

Une si petite noisette, by Sylvain Alzial and Sébastien Touache Did you know that a tiny little nut could trigger a huge cataclysm On a sunny day, a man walks across a village carrying a bag on his back A nut falls down from the bag and, ...

Such a Tiny Little Nut

Les Carnets de Curiosités, by Thierry Dedieu Magnus Philodolphe Pépin’s nutty adventures in nature Just think what we could do if nature was our inspiration! We could learn how to swim, sing, build a house, or even fly, just by studying ...

World Of Wonders

Téquitoi, by Blandine Aubin & Emilie Vanvolsem The ultimate educational series about the daily lives of animals Children often watch animals and wonder whether they play, eat, sleep and wash like them Sam the salamander discovers all the ...

Who Are You?

Zébulon et le Poussin, by Alice Brière-Haquet, illustrated by Olivier Philipponneau & ...

Zebedee and the Chick

Le livre pour les enfants qui veulent gribouiller des monstres, by Thomas Le Guern Who is this purple hairy little creature He is a friendly and not so scary little monster who invites you to doodle cut-out shapes Doodle, turn the page and ...

The Book for Children who Want to Doodle Monsters

Le Petit Chaperon rouge, la scène de la chemise de nuit, by Jean-Luc Buquet We all know the story Little Red Riding Hood meets the wolf in the woods He shows her the longest way to go to Grand-Ma’s, takes the shortest way, imitates Little Red ...

Little Red Riding Hood – the scene of the nightgown

Retire ce doigt de ton nez!, by Lionel Koechlin A collection of 50 basic rules on how to behave in public, explored in a lighthearted way This punchy, slightly tongue-in-cheek guide takes a fresh look at 50 everyday precepts, explaining ...

Stop Picking Your Nose! A Funky Guide to Good Manners

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 ...

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 ...

Dolores Wilson – Panic at the Mini-Market

Tchoum!, by Virginie Morgand The bear smells a flower, which makes him sneeze: Achoo! and he loses his ears The fox mistakes them for blueberries and, trying to pick them up: ACHOO! his own ears blow off And so on from page to page, each ...

Choo!

Avez-vous vu la Reine, by Gay Wegerif What does the Queen look like We are given some clues: she wears a golden crown, a pearl necklace, shiny shoes and a nice handbag Oh, really Does she All the animals are eagerly waiting for her From page ...

Have you seen the Queen?

L'Invention du dictionnaire, by Frédéric Marais and Jean Lecointre To celebrate the 419th anniversary of the creation of the dictionary, Marais and Lecointre tell us about its origins… At the dawn of the world, the Earth was delivered to ...

The Invention of the Dictionary

Gommettes 2000, by Romain Galissot and Chamo Stickers, an all-time favourite of children under 6, are revisited here by 5 illustrators in an activity book that rocks! Teacher Romain Galissot and illustrator Chamo team up to offer children ...

My Zany Sticker Book

Drôles de bêtes, by André Hellé Odd Animals (Noah’s Ark) is André Hellé’s masterpiece and was one of the artist’s most remarkable creations for Tolmer, the master printer First published in 1911, his illustrated book is no less than ...

Odd Animals

Les aventures improbables de Peter et Herman, by Delphine Jacquot Answer Peter the mole and Herman the stork’s invitation to travel, including sea landings, love and absurd adventures with 25 stopovers! Peter, an artist mole, and Herman, a ...

The Improbable Adventures of Peter and Herman

Popdouwizz, by Lili Scratchy Céleste dreams of having a pet she would be able to confide her secrets to But Céleste happens to come across a Popdouwizz, which is infinitely funnier! Popdouwizzs are soft little creatures, they can change shape ...

Popdouwizz

Ou alors pompier by Hubert Ben Kemoun and Bruno Heitz ‘When I grow up, I want to be…’ One particularly imaginative child considers what he wants to be when he is older: a variety of occupations that make dreams come true The world of work ...

Or A Fireman…

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

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