La couleur des saisons, by Elisabeth Brami with works by Emanuel Proweller A painter depicts feelings of hope after tragedy, the dawn that follows night, the spring born of a terrible winter, a triumphal summer and a peaceful autumn His ...

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The Colour Of The Seasons
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
La Drôle de petite bibliothèque, by Dorothy Kunhardt and Garth Williams Twelve stories, twelve ...

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The Tiny Nonsense Library
Les jours, les mois et les saisons, by Claire Garralon Each double page spread features two things Turn the page and see what happens when they come together! Sun and rain means… a rainbow! It’s spring A bucket and sand means… a ...

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Days, Months and Seasons
Les Guides Salamandre The ultimate pocket guide to observe and learn  Here at last is a series of compact guides for exploring the natural environment from season to season These clear and comprehensive handbooks are essential ...

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Nature Pocket Guides
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
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
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
Qui a mangé , by Anne Crausaz So… who’s been eating the radishes Who tasted the tomatoes Who scoffed all the chicory Each of these questions is answered on a page in the colour of the vegetable with a telltale nibbled edge, while also ...

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Who Ate That?
En t'attendant, by Emilie Vast A character – the mother – is waiting, observing nature evolve, seeing things grow and gradually come to maturity Every change is an opportunity for the first introduction to nature, a colour chart and picture ...

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Waiting For You
Le petit livre des souvenirs, by Kate Greenaway This book was a bestseller between the 1880s and 1900s Charming colour plates for each month, one small illustration for each day, a verse and then some blank space to fill in with important events ...

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Kate Greenaway’s Birthday Book
J'ai grandi ici, by Anne Crausaz A small seed has accidentally fallen on the ground In autumn, the leaves form a blanket that keeps the seed warm through the winter In spring, the seed slowly germinates and starts growing But elements and animals ...

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This Is Where I Grew Up
Premiers printemps, by Anne Crausaz A little girl discovers her five senses around the four seasons: the first birds singing in the trees, the flavour of cherries, contemplating a night sky, the mixture of smells in the garden or in the forest in ...

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First Springs
Au Fil du temps, by Junko Nakamura The four colours of the four seasons, in four stories told by a sensitive young girl about the small things in her life Each page features just a few words that convey both tone and atmosphere These short ...

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As Time Goes by