When Louise and Max receive a magnificent tandem bicycle as a gift from their neighbor, the two inseparable friends decide to set off on vacation with their charming new ride. After a tricky start—getting used to balancing and pedaling in sync—the adventure begins, filled with the scents of spring, breathtaking landscapes... and a few surprises along the way!

A delightful album from the Franco-Italian duo (Nadine Brun-Cosme - Federico Appel), offering these two lovable characters an escape to freedom—and giving young readers the irresistible urge to join them, pedaling along!

This poetic manifesto is an invitation to open windows of freshness and poetry in our daily lives, encouraging us to take care of our inner climate. What if we let in a breath of fresh air into our lives?

An engaged text by Thierry Cazals, enhanced by Csil's engravings.

Ariel, the artist gardener, did not adorn his wonderful garden with any blue flowers. This deliberate omission, a signature of a painful childhood, does not go unnoticed...

In the fjord, Catmarin, a slender and graceful bird, gathers the other shorebirds and announces that he has made an important discovery: they are all perched on the pages of a great book. Oh! Not a book made of paper... It is the world around them. Some see only mountains, waves, trees, and rocks. But for those who take the time to look and read, the signs drawn by nature tell a meaningful story.

Listen, listen to the great, hair-like pines whispering the legend of the Scarlet Girl...

In Japan, on Mount Takara, there stretches a forest whose rhythm of life is shaken: iron machines carelessly dig into the earth. Soon, silence reigns throughout the wounded forest. At the foot of a sick maple tree, young Akio discovers a girl burning with fever. Having brought her home, he cares for her... But then, he understands: He must also save the maple, which is a part of her!

Strange noises can be heard in the heart of the forest… They sound like the calls of wild animals.

A small group of children makes a rather surprising discovery in the forest near their village. The beginning of a roaring adventure!

For this 6th adventure of Nico and Ouistiti, let's embark on a camel ride through the vast desert!

But not just any camel... Welcome aboard the new machine of our two intrepid explorers. This peculiar camel is fully equipped for the harsh desert climate: water reserves and a giant straw for hydration, retractable mini-parasols to shield against the intense sun of these latitudes...

Amid delightful encounters with the rich local fauna (camels, dromedaries, fennecs, ibises…) and a night under the tent of the Blue Children, a new mission awaits Nico and Ouistiti: to find the Sun-Child, who is in danger. Off they go, first on a dromedary ride, then crossing the river by felucca, guided by the Great Ibis, to reach the Blue City and its Sacred Kingdom. But danger looms: the Grand Sphinx stands guard...

Packed with adventures, the story is beautifully accompanied by Anna Aparicio Català’s fold-out panoramic illustrations, bursting with color and rich in detail, offering a feast for the eyes.

And the cherry on top: a musical reading is included, available for free streaming or download with the album, to delight little ears as well!

Dédée has been homeless for several years. Now in her seventies, she has chosen to live on the streets, with only a small white rosebush as a link to her former life...

Once again, there were three little pigs… plus one!

A twist on a classic tale is coming.

With great skill, Nadia Ghanem tackles, through this seemingly light and trivial animal fable, the themes of superstition, prejudice, and mutual aid. More pragmatically, she also questions our ecological footprint and subtly advocates for constructions that are integrated into their environment.

In a remarkable achievement from a promising new author, she manages to avoid being moralizing or overly demonstrative at any point.

-Mmmh! Can you smell that scent? It's the fragrance of a flower! Small and delicate, it is named after a color. It's the violet! Tap its seeds to open them and help the insects spread them throughout the garden. Turn the pages of the book to make the butterfly—named after this flower—take flight.

Violet flowers can be turned into delicious candies. Would you like to make some?

With poetic charm, Clémence Sabbagh invites us to pause for a moment—to smell a flower, observe it, and truly discover it. And when we look closely, we find a marvelous buzz of life all around. Laura Kientzler enriches this floral exploration with her soft and joyful illustrations.

This sixth volume in the Couleurs Jardin series explores another facet of nature: the life of a flower and its ecosystem. To continue the discovery, a simple activity for young children is included at the end of the book.

Intrigued by the name given to the mountains in the horizon, “the Hills of the round Earth”, Moko ventures off to see if the Earth is, in fact, round. An old wise man tells him that yes, if he were to walk in a straight line he could very well go all the way around the earth and come back to his starting point. Moko does as he is told and travels all the way around the Earth and returns back to his village, but since he didn’t have the feeling that he was walking around a sphere, he continues thinking that the Earth is flat.

On an African Atlantic beach, facing the ocean, Loango watches the waves, deeply concentrated. His grandmother Mame Tsaku told him that if he managed to count one thousand and one waves, then his dearest wish would come true.

What if this were true ?

A woman lives alone in a peaceful cabin deep in the forest. But her life takes a turn when Betty, a bubbly woman with an outgoing personality, breaks down in her car right outside her home. Despite their starkly contrasting characters, they find each other quite likable, and Betty decides to move into the cabin—for better… or for worse!

Earth is the only known planet that trembles! What strange phenomenon causes these famous earthquakes? How are they measured? Can they be prevented? So many questions that children (and adults) wonder about!

Earthquakes are caused by the movement of tectonic plates, which, like pieces of a puzzle, make up the Earth's crust and the ocean floor.