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Le gros livre, by Delphine Perret The Big Book might be a little book, but it is filled with A LOT of funny, philosophical and nonsensical things in it A declaration of love to books and reading from Delphine Perret! The Big Book ...

L'arbre m'a dit, by Jean-Pierre Siméon and illustrated by Zaü A compendium of some 40 short pieces on the theme of our relationship to trees by the poet Jean-Pierre Siméon, published here for the first time The Tree ...

L'appel du volcan, by Claude Marthaler The Call Of The Volcano is the new book by a writer and explorer of far-flung corners of the globe, travelling on foot or by bicycle, and has recently climbed the world’s tallest volcan Here this ...

La leçon du brin d'herbe, by Olivier Bleys Walk alongside a writer with a very beautiful writing who takes us on his long journeys on foot and his peri-urban hikes in contact with nature Close to a resplendent, suffering and resilient ...

Plus haut que le ciel, by Carl Norac and illustrated by Zaü Four meercats spend their days gazing at the sky and arguing about the best way to watch it The argument is so heated that it turns into a brawl None of them notices a ...

Têtes de bulles, by Alain Serres and illustrated by Martin Jarrie Supposing we stopped to think Here are some twenty extraordinary heads painted by Martin Jarrie, with bubbles that have escaped from their mouths: simple words ...

Et si Tout ça n'était qu'un rêve, by Thierry Lenain and Irène Bonacina Radhija is a girl who wonders: “and if I was just someone’s dream, of someone who dreams And when he wakes up, I may not exist anymore" She thus asks her mother, her ...

Small, by Pef This is the story of a very small man, who shuffles through life with very small steps His goals are no bigger than himself, and he never makes a big impression This entertaining book plays with the words “big” and “small” ...

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: ...