A little moment of everyday life captured on film, Mon chien-banane is a jewel of absurdity that will make children and adults laugh. This is Roxane Brouillard's first album with this hilarious situation comedy. Giulia Sagramola provides the illustrations for this album with her old-fashioned charming characters, evoking the great culture of American strips. With her minimalist and punchy approach, she brilliantly brings to life this cast of characters that we have all met at least once in our lives.

This album won second place in the Grand prix du livre de la Montérégie 2019. It was also a finalist for the Jeunesse des Bibliothèques de Montreal 2021' Prize, for the Peuplier 2021' Prize and for the Cécile Gagnon 2021' Prize.

A young boy drawing quietly in the living room asks his parents THE big question: how do you make babies? What to say? His poor parents never thought this question would come so quickly. Will they tell the truth or go with one of the great myths?

Granny is sitting in the yard reading. But what was supposed to be a quiet, relaxing activity turns into a nightmare when everyone in her family decides to get busy around her. A fine and amusing book by Rhéa Dufresne, illustrated by Aurélie Grand, who fills her illustrations with little details that children (and parents too) will love.This book was the winner of the 2019 Harry Black Award.

"Once upon a time there was a naughty little chick. Who knows why, she had always been naughty. Right out of the egg, when she was still a little ruffled thing, she attacked the other chicks in the clutch. She then attacked the other animals of the farm. Since then, her bad temper had not been denied. There was no more obnoxious or pretentious little chick for miles around! "Upon learning that a wolf (elderly and retired, but a wolf nonetheless) is moving into the village, the meanest chick on the continent pulls out her superheroine costume and decides that the village isn't big enough for her and the wolf. Happy to finally be able to take on a big enemy, she will give the poor wolf a run for his money, as he was certainly not prepared for this confrontation. This album was the winner of the Lancemot Favorite Book Award 2016.

Malin notices that his teacher, Miss Goodnight, is still absent. For the past three days, she has been replaced by a horrible woman: Mrs. Worm. She is uglier than a spider, confiscates everything and has no patience with the children. With the help of his friends Sébastopol and Séraphine, Malin discovers that the substitute is a witch who is running for president of the Association des Méchants and that she is organizing an information picnic on her electoral program. On the menu: fresh meat sandwiches and fresh, plump kids for dessert! Will the three friends manage to foil her plan before the whole class serves up a meal at this unconventional meeting?

Winner of the 2011 Marseille Youth Book Award.

This morning, a hole has appeared and is causing curiosity in the city. Where does it come from? What is it hiding? Nobody knows. The news spreads and the journalist, the first to notice it, is very proud of it. Conjectures are made, everyone has a hypothesis, but everyone is happily off the mark... Things are not always what they seem.

Sam can't stand sharing his room with his brother: he prevents him from sleeping and takes his things without even asking for his consent.After seeing Donald Trump talking about his project of a wall at the borders of the United States and Mexico, on the TV news, Sam realizes that the best way to solve his problem is to be inspired by the American president and to build a wall right in the middle of his room in order to keep his brother away.But while this seems like the ideal solution, those around him don't seem to think so... Sam then starts writing a series of letters to Donald Trump in which he shares his plans and thoughts with him and asks for some advice.

The thief Philémon Croquenot goes to the beach. He wants to add a new pair of shoes to his collection: sun-colored flowery gougouns.The hunt is not good until he sees, close to his neighbor Huguette, the much desired gougouns. After a calculated manoeuvre, he succeeds in his theft... but often, such is taken who thought he was taking!

Gertrude the frog doesn't like the stiff hair on her feet, and she doesn't like being teased by the other frogs. She moves to a quieter pond, where no one can laugh at her. Her encounter with a pink-skinned toad teaches her a valuable lesson about accepting difference, and the new friends live proudly with their pink hair and skin, letting the nastiness "slide off them without ever reaching them.

A hair is not the most extraordinary thing we have seen in a soup. Or even a fly, for that matter. So why will no one in this family ever eat soup again? What could they possibly have seen in the soup that would justify such a decision? With a quirky and absurd sense of humour, Alex Nogués presents us with a tenderly zany story, an unusual adventure in an unexpected setting! Guridi's drawings emphasize the discrepancy between the family's life and the world that is created in the soup. The contrast between the rough and fast pencil strokes gives the impression that the man in the soup, with his fine black lines, is the most real of all.A book to share with the family to laugh and be surprised, whether you like vegetable soup or not...

Every morning, a very routine old man gets up, eats his breakfast and goes out to tend to his flowers. Accompanied by his little dog, Lucien, the old man, makes sure he never deviates from his routine. He hates new things. But one windy day, a gust of wind brings him a newspaper with his horoscope on it. He is told: "An unexpected event will break your routine. "A nightmare for a man who does not like surprises. A tender, funny, touching and surprising story about our little habits and how the unexpected can sometimes come from ourselves.This album has been shortlisted for the Applied Arts Photography & Illustration Awards, Editorial Illustration/Entire Book-Complete 2020 category.

Perched on her perch, the naughty little chick was bored. The farm has been very quiet since she faced the wolf. Just as she was beginning to doze, the arrival of Jacquot Phaneuf, a businessman commonly known as the breakfast king, startled her." I need eggs, lots of eggs! To make omelets, boiled eggs, poached eggs, scrambled eggs. To beat them, fry them, boil them! Saying to himself, he rolled his eyes, bulging like egg yolks. "The naughty little chick salivates at the thought of confronting this businessman who threatens the chickens' freedom and quality time to make them more productive and allow him to sell even more lunches.This album was the winner of the 2017 Poplar Award.

In this story with amazing twists and turns, a beloved princess devotes herself entirely to the care of her hutch and her... 752 rabbits! One day, one of them escapes and the princess, who still has 751 rabbits but who "loved each one as much as if it were her only rabbit", is heartbroken. Will she find her 752nd rabbit? This book was a finalist for the 2017 Poplar Award and received the Applied Arts Magazine Awards Annual, Complete Book Illustration-Series 2017 category.

Finding your place in the schoolyard is not always easy. Imagine if your father was a potato and the other students found out. This is what happens to the little hero of this book. My father is a potato is a funny and touching book about difference, about the shame (whether you like it or not) that children can sometimes feel towards their parents. A delicate subject treated with tact and humour by a duo who sign here their first collaboration with Les 400 coups.This album was a finalist for the Prix Livréchelle 2019.

Catherine the hen is a big spender. She buys anything and everything: clothes, furniture and gadgets of all kinds, even if it means ending up in debt. She is the queen of shopping and credit cards. What's the point of saving when you know your time is running out? So when her time comes and she is asked to confess, Catherine has no regrets, or maybe just one!"This album was nominated for Lancemot's Favorite Books 2018, was a finalist for the Prix Espiègle, Primary School Libraries 5-11 category, 2018, a finalist for the Prix littéraire de l'École Supérieure du Professorat et de l'Éducation de Bretagne 2018, and a finalist for the Prix Tatoulu, Green category, 2019. It won the Prix des libraires du Québec Jeunesse, category 6-11 years old Quebec, 2019.