Jeux des quatre saisons, by Petite Salamandre and illustrated by Laurence Jammens and Marc Clamens Learn to read, write, count and have fun while finding out about nature Mazes, word searches, riddles, seek and find, memory games, colouring… no ...

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Games For All Four Seasons
Pourkoâ  by Mei Mitsuki Why are there ants Yes, why Frog is always asking questions, just like her young readers When she asks ‘Why are there …’ adults and children alike will want to open the book and find out more She keeps us ...

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WHY ?
Coccinelle, les copains du jardin, by Florie Saint-Val Ladybird wakes up from her nap Today, she has an appointment at the other end of the garden Quick! She spreads her wings! On her way she flies over the flowers and the ants, who are busy ...

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Ladybird, Garden Friends
Les Herbiers, by By Laurent Audouin, Yannick Fourié, Delphine Boudou, Audrey Caron and Lionel Hignard Find out about the plants your favourite characters gathered on their adventures Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack, Tom ...

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Fairytale Plant Collections
Les Contes nature, by Pascale Hédelin, Crescence Bouvarel, Ursula Bucher, Nicolas Duffaut, Vanessa Gautier, Ambroise Héritier and Dominique Mertens Fairy tales, detective stories and fables starring animals and plants In this book, ...

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Nature Tales
La nature en famille, by Patrick Luneau A new collection of outdoor activities for families Parents, grandparents, teachers and play leaders will find these books a treasure trove of practical ideas for teaching children about nature ...

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Family Fun Nature
Objets perdus, by Cristina Sitja-Rubio Coutchuplum and Oisoletto live in a city One day, the two friends pack their bags and fly off in a balloon to live their dream of going to the jungle, the real jungle Fascinated, they explore their ...

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Lost Property
Passeurs de lune, Wild animals’ secret night lives, by Eric Médard Each night brings fear of the dark Doors and shutters are locked against the night But that’s when dozens of wild animals come out to run, fly or swim Is it ...

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Moonlight Creatures
Sauvages orchidées, photos and text by David and Séverine Greyo An original book dedicated to photographing the most beautiful and astonishing of our wild flowers: orchids! The nature-loving authors share their unconditional love ...

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Wild Orchids
Heure bleue, by Isabelle Simler The day is ending; soon, the night will come And in-between, it is the blue hour The time when the day animals become quiet, and the night animals haven’t started to sing yet It is also the time for us to ...

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Blue Hour
Lunes de miel, Photography and text by Jacques Loset Bears as they've never seen before! Bears are notoriously difficult to spot in the wild, let alone capture on film Nevertheless, twenty years ago, one nature photographer set himself the ...

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Honeymoons, on the Trail of the Wild Bear
L’Encyclo à Malices Nature, by Hélène & Robert Pince An encyclopaedia for curious and resourceful young explorers! Learn how to work out a tree’s age, dye a T-shirt with plants, find a fox’s den, fish without a rod, make a ...

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Nature Lovers’ Big Book Of Tricks
Bizarbres, by Bernadette Pourquié and Cécile Gambini  Exploring a world of extraordinary trees What amazing things would we learn if trees could talk But not just any trees Unusual, incredible, unforgettable trees ! This ...

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Strange But Tree!
Les p'tits bio, by Danièle Schulthess  Even the youngest children can learn how to sow, plant and harvest their own yummy fruit and vegetables, while learning about protecting the environment and producing natural fertiliser and mulch for ...

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Little Organic Gardeners
P'tits Land Art, By Marc Pouyet Magical imagery, with the humble dandelion transformed into an inviting carpet of ragged flowers making the reader long to sit on it and listen to the birds singing ! These striking photos, at once both ...

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Land Art For Toddlers
La Forêt du Lynx, by Didier Pépin Face to face with a fearsome feline Imagine a land of long, harsh winters: a world of snow and ice where silent valleys and vast pine forests stretch as far as the eye can see In a remote corner of ...

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The Lynx’s Forest
Hiboux et Chouettes, by Christian Fosserat The secret world of a rare and fascinating bird This highly original, beautifully illustrated book takes a closer look at owls in their natural habitats After twenty years of careful, patient ...

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Owls
J'Observe !, by François Lasserre and Jean-Philippe Paul Discover, Learn & Share Two picture-filled handbooks teeming with useful hints and tips for planning outings, making unforgettable discoveries and sharing wildlife sightings online ...

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Watching Wildlife
Mon Cahier Nature, by Christian Voltz Activity books to take everywhere, so kids can have fun as they learn about nature! This fun-filled book is packed with games, projects, recipes, hints and tips What better way learn about nature than to ...

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My Nature Activity Books
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 ...

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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 ...

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Who Are You?
L'oiseau sur la branche, by Anne Crausaz On a branch, as the seasons go by, week by week, 52 birds tell us how they live Those who migrate, those who stay, and the way they eat All this gives the opportunity to see a dazzling parade of ...

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The Bird on the Branch
Les Oiseaux, by Julien Roux Julien Roux invites children and toddlers to marvel at the incredible diversity of bird species In this big size picture book, amazing images come to life thanks to the colourful felt pens of Julien Roux, who ...

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The Birds
Didgeridoo, by Frédéric Marais How a young Aborigine, thanks to a long and hollowed baton (the didgeridoo), pushed back the sky, thus allowing men and nature to blossom, and invented music At the beginning of time, there was so little space ...

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Didgeridoo
La source des jours, by Mélanie Rutten This is the story of a dancing shadow, a dreamy deer, an inquiring book, and many other encounters along the river In this prequel to L’ombre de Chacun, Mélanie Rutten tells us about the past of her ...

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The Source of Days
L'Herbier: petite flore des bois d'Europe, by Emilie Vast Here is Emilie Vast’s new herbarium on the small flora from woods in Europe Both a botanical treatise and a beautiful book of images, it shows the plant with the details of its leave, ...

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L’herbier – Small Wood Flora in Europe