We all have the image of the cunning and cunning fox, who deceives his world. Master Raven discovers this to his cost in one of Jean de La Fontaine's most famous fables.

The story takes place in Burkina Faso. The book tells of the tribulations of the chicken Piga who is taken to the big market in Ouagadougou. A journey through the colourful and dusty tracks in a crowded bus. Discovery of the city, its numerous stalls and its intense traffic. Arriving on the big market, Piga understands that he is going to be sold, we then discover bartering, haggling, all the exchanges that allow to be in turn seller or buyer to provide for his needs. Piga, who has no desire to end up in stew, will manage to escape from the city. The story of Chicken Piga was born from notes and sketches collected during several trips of the author to Burkina Faso.

A famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine, written in 1668. On March 31, 1668, Jean de La Fontaine published his first book: "Les Fables Choisies".

Imagine a farm. A big farm with everything you need: a tractor, chickens, a dog, cows, milk cans, chicks...

A sheep's admirably positive reflection on its destiny in the heart of the harsh food chain.

Tonight, the Mouche family is celebrating! In order to prepare everything well, each member of the family has something to do and little Gustave has a very important mission too. Will he succeed? Determined, Gustave Mouche takes his role very seriously and is ready to face any danger to succeed.

Rabbit, fox, here is a very ordinary duo. However, a neighbour discovered by chance will make certainties waver and question appearances. The burrow remains to be dug...

The hours pass in the secret garden. The animals that inhabit it go about their business quietly. A mysterious secret, however, lurks...

A famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine, written in 1668. On March 31, 1668, Jean de La Fontaine published his first book: "Les Fables Choisies".

My name is Gudule. My little brother, I have to teach him everything. What a job! How to behave, how to eat, how to talk, but most of all how to lie down and sleep! The other day, for example, we had guests for dinner. I decided to show them my beautiful drawings, my flawless dictation from last year and my fantastic butterfly dance. But Gaston was determined to spoil my evening...

First one leg. Then the other leg. Then the belly... The narrator of this minimalist text is none other than a little pig. He tells us how the wolf ate him. No straw house, no fear, no blood, just a good dose of humour and a way to approach the body schema with very young children. After a few albums for older children, Jean-Michel Zurletti has returned to his first readers: toddlers. His albums are now well known and his new releases are awaited by all.

The text is in French and English.

The three-spotted toad waits, motionless, in the middle of the pond. It is because it is hungry. A hunger like a wolf! And that's huge for a toad. What dish is refined enough to please his delicate palate? A funny story where the punchline leaves no one hungry.

A spoiled child meets a toy-eating monster. Huge, hairy but above all bulging, here comes the Gloutru...

Wolves love pigs, that's a fact! But how to cook them? Here is a recipe...

What are the annoyances that make us go into a tizzy on a daily basis? Aïe, aïe, aïe, work, the mess, the kids... Jean-Michel Zurletti plays with the sounds of our French language. He takes us on a new adventure that is not lacking in spice!

Whether we are greedy or not, everyone needs to eat. And we each have our own preferences, and animals are no different!

They eat according to their needs, their desires, their environment... Each species follows its own diet!

Prenez une fable fameuse, Le Renard et la Cigogne, de Jean de la Fontaine, illustre poète et fabuliste français. Ajoutez une belle cuillerée d'adaptation par Dana Monceau, agrémentée de la traduction anglaise de Danielle Brown. Saupoudrez d'une bonne dose de virtuosité graphique, sous la forme de superbes planches concoctées par Nadia Léonard. Mélangez avec quelques activités ludiques sur le thème des émotions. Servez à tout public, jeunes et moins jeunes, sans modération aucune !

Le texte est en français et en anglais.

It's winter. Little rabbit is cold... and hungry! In search of food, he finds two carrots under the snow. What a joy! But it's one too many. It will be for his friend Little Monkey who must be cold... and hungry. Knock ! Knock! As Little Monkey is not at home, Little Rabbit puts the carrot on the table. In fact, Little Monkey has just found three peanuts and eaten them. When he gets home, he finds the carrot. "It must have been a present from a friend".

In this album, you will discover the vocabulary of fruits and vegetables in German with Katze und Maus!

Today is Sunday and the weather is fine. The whole family is having lunch on the terrace in a good mood. Well, almost... Penelope, my little sister, is constantly trying to get Mum and Dad's attention. Marcel, my older brother, keeps getting out of the table. And on my plate, there are horrible tomatoes! What other surprises can happen at dessert?

Tout le monde craint le roi de la savane. Le lion sait d'ailleurs profiter de son pouvoir pour terroriser les autres animaux et s'offrir de bons repas ! Personne n'oserait le contrarier, mais un jour arrive un petit lapin bien rusé...

Comment va-t-il réussir à sauver sa peau ?

Ce conte est bilingue français-arabe.