Engloutis !, by Emilie Vast Something is coming The animals have no idea They’re running, scratching, looking for food Snail is the first to be caught as he nibbles on a dandelion Gulp, gobbled up in one go Then Bumblebee, Toad, Adder and ...

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Gulped!
D'après nature, by Isabelle Simler In Nature’s Way, Isabelle Simler pays tribute to her passion for nature and drawing Reminiscent of a sketchbook, this book reveals the author’s vision of the natural world, from delightfully subtle, ...

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Nature’s Way
Les arbres amoureux, by Stéphane Hette, Frédéric Hendoux and Francis Hallé Trees have a secret, they have learned to reproduce without moving Find out about the colourful and sometimes exuberant sexuality of our big plant ...

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Amorous Trees
Le comportement des oiseaux d'Europe, by Armando Gariboldi and Andrea Ambrogio A beautifully illustrated reference work Unique in giving a European panorama, this book took three years to research A study of the behaviours of ...

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The Behaviour of European Birds
Tous dehors ! By Patrick Luneau The outdoors, the world's biggest playground ! If you want to encourage children to enjoy the great outdoors, the Everyone out! series is here to help Each book is an activities guide with simple, ...

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Everyone Out!
Les guides nature Here at last is a series of compact guides for exploring the natural environment These clear and comprehensive handbooks are essential companions, helping readers study and identify all types of flora and fauna A handy ...

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Nature Pocket Guides
Les fleurs amoureuses, by Stéphane Hette and Frédéric Hendoux Twenty of Europe’s most beautiful flowers tell the wonderful story of plant sexuality from the era of the dinosaurs to the present day Waterlily, dandelion, fragrant ...

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Amorous Flowers
Jusqu’en haut, by Emilie Vast Coati is looking for fruits at the bottom of a tree Ocelot suddenly falls on his back But if Ocelot has fallen, it is because Ibis has pushed him down his branch And if Ibis has pushed him, it is ...

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To The Top
Quel est ce légume , by Anne Crausaz My skin fades out from pink to white Munch munch, crunch my flesh with a touch of salt It stings! Who am I The radish Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books ...

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What Is This Vegetable?
Quel est ce fruit , by Anne Crausaz My thin skin shines under the spring sun My red flesh stains clothes Who am I The cherry Let us discover the existing fruits and vegetables in these large-size books with holes Each guess is made of a ...

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What Is This Fruit?
Dimanche, by Fleur Oury Clementine, a small girl-fox goes along with her parents to her grandmother’s another unremarkable and boring day in the countryside She suddenly discovers a hole in the garden hedge Curious, she rushes through ...

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Sunday
Plic ploc banquise, by Claire Garralon Drip drop, ice floe, drip drop A little penguin and a small polar bear have to face the truth: the ice floe is melting! So off they go to warn the whale, the beluga, the fur seals, the walrus – and all the ...

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Drip Drop Ice Floe
Moi j'ai peur du loup, by Émilie Vast Two bunnies are having a chat at night “Can I tell you a secret I am scared of the wolf” “Really Why’s that” “Because he’s got big teeth!” “Oh no, it’s the walrus who’s got ...

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I Am Scared of the Wolf
Tout en ordre, by Christoffer Ellegaard Mister All-In-Order loves nothing more than order His house is impeccably clean and his garden is flawless… What more could he possibly tidy up and clean A superb graphic work on gouache in vivid ...

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All In Order
On commence demain !, by Éric Battut  This vet has no magic tablets or concoctions to cure the deep sadness of the animals at the zoo who spend their time dreaming of their homeland He sees only one solution: to take them home, one by one! But ...

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We Shall Start Now!
Plantes vagabondes, by Émilie Vast  Have you ever looked into us, who are supposedly still Who Plants, of course! We are much more adventurous than you might know Come on, we’ll show you  The feathery seeds of the buttercup fly away to ...

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Roving Plants
Tête-bêche, by Ariadne Breton-Hourcq and Laurence Lagier  This book compiles twenty-two verbs related to basic agriculture (to sow, to stall, to irrigate and so on) with a view to foster its readers’ powers of observation Animals, insects, ...

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Head To Tail
Neigeline, by Li Lamarre and Odile Santi Once upon a time, there was a little snowball that had never left its mountaintop Tired of the whiteness of the snow and the whiteness of the sky, Snowling was convinced that elsewhere was a world full of ...

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Snowling
L'Arboretum, by Nancy Guilbert and Anna Griot A little boy is lost in a forest when he discovers a hidden treasure: a plethora of species of trees, each more unique and extraordinary than the next Passionate about what he has found, he wants to ...

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Arboretum
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
Feuille, by Diána Nagy A leaf is born of a shoot in springtime It then endures the succession of seasons and its attending wind and rain, insects and butterflies Comes autumn and the leaf turns yellow; it falls off the tree Is the cycle over Not ...

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Leaf
Les Incroyables !, by David Melbeck and Aurélien Cantou If one is asking about pounds or the waterholes, you’ll be thinking about a still stretch of water, rather calm and boring BUT, in fact, incredible things are happening here Should you ...

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The Incredibles
Antisèches nature, by François Lassere, Candice Hayat, David Melbeck, Jampur Fraize Why haven’t birds got teeth Do animals have bogeys too Why is snow white Does the female praying mantis really eat the male Why are leaves green Children ...

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Nature Crib Sheets
Minute Nature, by Julien Perrot A plant with carnivorous seeds, a moorhen that’s not a hen, a doting dad blackbird, aliens that jump around in dead leaves… nature is full of surprises! With his usual enthusiasm, the editor of La Salamandre ...

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Nature Express
Abeille et Épeire, by Émilie Vast The bee goes back and forth, from hive to flowers, flowers to hive She observes the web that the spider weaves on her trips and, distracted, ends up trapped in it! Thus begins a long dialogue between the two ...

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The Bee and the Garden Spider
Le cornet à secrets, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Rozenn Bothuon Robin has a special hobby: he can talk to nature He whispers to flowers and insects and understands them too thanks to his amazing horn of secrets Balo the bear steals his ...

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The Horn Of Secrets