Hana is a refugee in France because there is a war in her country. At night, she sleeps with her mom in a museum, very close to "Mademoiselle Vole". But, that is a secret, you mustn't say it. Until the day where...

Crayon (Pen) dreams of drawing. It comes at the right time, P'tit Homme dreams of being seen! So, Crayon draws and P'tit Homme appears on paper. A flamboyant story is born!

I'm going for a walk. Who's coming with me?

Colors are amazing! Just think of what you can make with them: Colorful squirrels in their tree houses. Birds soaring amid the clouds. Frogs jumping and bouncing around lakes!

Read this book in English here: What can you do with a color.

Travel back in time to meet Franz Joseph Haydn by following Minime, a charming little mouse who loves cheese and music! Minime has joined her cousin Maxime in a lovely palace in the country. It's a beautiful autumn afternoon and the mice are listening with delight to the musicians rehearsing for the evening concert. However, something is not right. The musicians seem quiet and moody. What's the matter?

The Fujisan, sacred mountain of Japan, tells the life of Hokusai, this madman of drawing, who represented it dozens of times, from near and far, in The Wave, at dawn or at dusk, under the snow or the storm...

Travel back in time to meet Niccolò Paganini by following Minime, a charming little mouse who loves cheese and music! After hiding Minime in her skirt pocket, Emily rushes to her father's workshop. An important guest has just arrived at the violinmaker's. He is the best violinist in the world, they say. The one who would have sold his soul to the devil!

Just think of what you can make with lines: triangles, squares, and circles. Houses, trees, tigers, ice cream cones and even zebras! This book is about lines and drawing them into different shapes to create masterpieces!

Read this book in English here: What can you do with a line.

There are treasures made of diamonds, gold and gems. And then there are others, even more precious. This book offers a wonderful and fantastic journey to discover some of these treasures. We discover the mysterious nightlife of the Louvre and the secret of a safe. We come across a magic elevator and a store full of unusual objects. We meet a madman who becomes a king and an angel sent to earth on a strange mission.

Six independent stories, yet united by a secret link.

Une histoire savoureuse et pleine de vitamines sur l'art et la beauté sur Arcimboldo le peintre jardinier

C'est un grand jour dans le jardin, fruits et légumes sont sur leur 31.

Le grand peintre Arcimboldo cherche des modèles pour son prochain tableau.

Mais alors que les vedettes du jardin font les coquettes,

l'artiste découvre la beauté des légumes abîmés.

Gaëlle Arnaud & Claire Thibon présentent ici une histoire captivante où l'imagination, l'art et la nature se rencontrent. Découvrez leur livre enchanteur, mettant en scène des légumes et des fruits, façon Giuseppe Arcimboldo.

Pour les gourmands, l'autrice propose une recette humm.. délicieuse.

Et pour les créatifs, une planche à colorier est disponible, il suffit de cliquer : Le coloriage Arcimboldo

Frida the fox is a great artist.

Painting is her passion: she wields her brush from morning to night in a true explosion of colors. Her house and garden are brimming with canvases inspired by the great masters, from Impressionists to the stars of Cubism. Her idols are Picasso, Monet, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Rothko, Turner, Delaunay… When Paulette the adventurous little hen enters her life, Frida is charmed by this plump bird who dreams of becoming an artist. Frida’s chicken-stealing instincts fade away for the duration of an intensive learning workshop...

Fanny Joly skillfully takes up the pen and follows in Didier Lévy’s footsteps in this series of picture books showcasing predators and their prey, united for better or for worse through the enriching power of culture: books, art, music...

Oh no, Mr. Satie is definitely not like everyone else! We think of him as a composer, but he calls himself a collector of sounds. Together with his friend Picabia, he is preparing a sensational show. Picasso will be there, and maybe fame is not far off? But nothing goes as planned. No matter, the important thing is to astonish!

An illustration full of nuances and poetry by Clément Monnet, serving the masterful text of Claude Clément."

88 keys aligned on its keyboard, a pedalboard, a series of strings under a lid... you will have recognized the grand piano! But to whom do we owe the first piano? How has it evolved since then to become the unrivaled instrument it is today? How is it made? And most importantly, how do you play it? Classical, jazz, funk, or pop rock... the piano is an instrument with a thousand facets!

An oval, hollow body, narrow in the middle, a round sound hole surrounded by a rosette, a long neck topped with a headstock equipped with tuning keys, and six strings... that's the acoustic guitar!

How do the strings vibrate? How to choose the right woods? How does the luthier work? What about the electric guitar? Discover all the secrets of making this legendary instrument.

A small body full of curves, four strings that vibrate when the bow is drawn, two S-shaped sound holes, and a honey-colored varnish... it's a violin! It belongs to the large family of string instruments, more specifically the bowed strings, like the cello or double bass. The very first violin was born in Cremona, Italy, 450 years ago! Since then, it has come a long way: from village festivals and waltzes to concertos, it has become indispensable, making jazz, Irish dance, and even pop music enthusiasts dance! With only four strings, one might think it's easy to produce a beautiful sound on the first try... Yet, this instrument needs to be tamed. With the right posture and practice, anything is possible! Ready to take on the challenge?

A mouthpiece and its reed, a curved neck, a conical body with 19 to 22 holes, a system of rods and keys, and a bell-shaped end... It's the saxophone, of course! What material is the saxophone made of? What are all these keys along the saxophone? What are the origins of this instrument? How many different saxophones exist? As a solid foundation in jazz music and a bright element in marching bands, the saxophone has all the qualities to attract admirers. However, it is still quite unknown!

Scenes from daily life in the Paleolithic.

Alice Bossut draws the daily life of hunter-gatherers through the gaze of a cave-woman artist.

One morning, when going to school, Arthur is drawing a little mist-man on the car's window. This little man, who doesn't want to disappear, slides down the open window and joins the child in his class. Daphné, when seeing him, draws him too, he'll become a chalk-man, a sand-man, a paper-man, and finally a snowman. He knows that he'll end up melting but who knows? Maybe he'll become a modeling clay-man?

Through a cumulative tale, this tender text, full of hope, tells us a sweet solidarity chain for this little man.