- She opened the door of her house and Calypso, the cat, and I walked on the moor along the cliffs. Tonight, we'll look at the stars. Then the seagull, a beautiful white bird with extraordinary powers, swirled around our heads. This book is part of the Chronos Prize selection, category CE1-CE2, 2021.

Grandma is not very easy! When I go to her house, I drag my feet. Today, she decided to remove the wheels from my bike...

Every summer, Louis spends his holidays at his grandfather's, who treats him to slices of rillettes for a snack. The two of them are very close, but we also understand that their relationship is fraught with unspoken words... This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years old.

Grand-Aigle and Petit-Castor floated down the tumultuous river to the quiet shores of Lake Massawippi. There, seated at the shore, under the starry sky of a full moon night, the old wise man tells his grandson about the birth of the Amerindian people, on a peaceful day, in the early light of the world's very first morning.

A woman recounts three important memories about her grandmother and her grandmother's mare. Memories filled with nostalgia, joy, wonder and hope. A story full of tender moments.This book was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award, Children's Illustration category, 2014.

Un enfant et son grand-père, marin aguerri, sont en vacances. L’innocence de l’un, l’assurance de l’autre. Quand ils trouvent un coquillage portant l’inscription « Écoute-moi ! », Grand-père n’entend que la mer. L’enfant, lui, entend un poème. C’est une langue étrange qu’il ne connaît pas. Mais petit à petit, le poème est moins impénétrable pour cet enfant qui se laisse toucher et s’amuse à le traduire à son grand-père. Puis, viendra le temps d’écrire son propre poème.

Un album envoûtant pour petits lecteurs et grands rêveurs. Bodoï, le coin des enfants

Fiona's grandmother is rather intrusive. So she decides to introduce her to her best friend Arthur's rather special grandfather. So maybe they can have some peace! The two children think up tricks that don't work. But chance has not said its last word...

Piloui takes us to the garden to discover so many beautiful things with her friend Plume, but also her Mum and Mummy.

"Le petit fermier" tells the story of Victor, who takes part in the farm life of his grandparents.

Celia has developed a strong bond with her great-grandmother, Mamine. When Mamine begins to lose her memory, the little girl discovers that you can forget even those you love. So one night she visits Mrs. Sognia who runs the souvenir shop. Will the parchment covered in writing that the shopkeeper unrolls help the old lady to find her past? This album received the 2012 Prix des Petites Pages at the 3rd Salon littéraire de Vaux-le-Pénil. It was also part of the Lire et Faire lire 2012 and "Je lis, j'élis" 2013 selection of the Haute-Vienne libraries.

Un enfant, dont les parents sont séparés, passe de maison en maison. Tantôt chez papa, tantôt chez maman, tantôt chez les grands-parents du côté de papa, tantôt chez les grands-parents du côté de maman. 4 maisons, de la poésie et de l’amour à tous les étages...

This summer, Nino is spending his vacation with his grandma, it's the first time that he stays there without his parents. His grandma is going to show him her "extraordinary garden" and the life going on there.

Azalée is as high as a pincone. She lives in a tree hole with her grandpa (as high as a pinecone and a half), who's a wise and erudite man, and Léonard, a pretty blue spider. They're peaceful on a beautiful island, in the middle of animals and flowers. When her grandpa asks her to go get a plant, Azalée prefers flying on a beetle's back!... She's going too far from home...

Caillou loves playing soccer with his grandpa. Grandpa encourages him, tells him stories, and celebrates all of Caillou's good passes. But, when he becomes the trainer of his soccer team, Caillou needs to adapt to his grandpa's new role.

On a cold winter night, a young girl dreams of visiting her grandfather in China, more precisely Kunming, a magical night nicknamed the "city of eternal spring". Behind her window, wind gusts make snow sway whilst the sweet sound of the pipa, played by her mother in the living room, envelops her like a comforter.

Later, I will never have ear hair.

Later, I will never have false teeth or wrinkles... later.

"Jamais" is a very funny and touching album that presents a child pondering what they will become later on. At first, he promises himself to never resemble his grandfather... despite the immense affection he feels for him.

One day, she sets free one of those colorful insects by removing the pin that stuck it to a board, and like this butterfly, the memories of her grandpa fly away. The young narrator asks herself and looks for her memories, her words. Then, she also frees herself of those questions thanks to her best friend's smile and wonder.

This book talks with tenderness about links between generations and losing memory. A little girl tells her grandfather, butterflies collector.

"What is time? How does time work? And, does it have a tummy, the time?" With a clock between her hands, a child questions herself on time and wants to understand its machinery, its mysteries, and its repercussions on life. Thanks to her family, she understands that time is a whole that everyone is part of. Time is before, and after, but most of all, it's now.