"Little Red Riding Hood immediately went to her grandmother who lived in another Village..." By taking the point of view of the wolf, Fabienne Cinquin gives this story an even more disturbing dimension.

Abandoned by their parents, Margaux and Jeannot are lost in the forest. In this Grimm's tale, a mysterious white bird guides them to a wonderful house made of bread, cakes and sugar. But this house belongs to a wicked witch who has a habit of eating children...

Everyone knows the story of Little Red Riding Hood... But do you know the story of Little Riding Hood? To find out, read this story by Andrea Echorn with a quirky and energetic tone that can be found both in her story and in her illustrations!

"Little Red Riding Hood met the Wolf, who wanted to eat her..." Discover or rediscover this traditional tale thanks to Eglantine Bonetto's illustrations, which under an apparent candor treat this story with humor and malice.

The story of the whale's gullet by Joseph Rudyard Kipling is here "revisited" by the translation of Eric Bétend and the illustrations of Caroline Gormand. Both invite you to share their interpretation of this story and to (re)discover the pleasure of this famous tale.