The little fox takes the tiger to meet a deer and her fawn, three baby pandas then four agile monkeys. Behind the fox who's walking confidently, the animals notice the big tiger... They all run off immediately.

Four farm animals find themselves bound by an unfortunate fate: their owners want to get rid of them! The four friends leave their respective homes and set off for Bremen where they want to become musicians. The journey is not without danger. In a house in the middle of the forest live some robbers. Thanks to their team spirit, the four friends chase the thieves away. From now on, they will live free and happy in their new home.

A very old fisherman lived with his wife by the sea, an old woman, in a very small cottage. One day in his net he discovered a beautiful golden fish. "Fisherman, let me go, I'll make all your wishes come true by way of thanks." He needs nothing, but his surly wife is demanding to the point of madness.

One evening, the child, the cat, the dog, the bird and the frog stopped talking. Then the sun got angry and went down. It was dark and cold, a nightmare, so the parents surrounded the child, "It's all right, it's a bad dream, tomorrow the sun will shine in all its splendour". Inspired by a Balkan tale, a poetic text, a rhythm that repeats like a ritornello to address bad dreams in a reassuring way.This album is part of the Litteralouest 2020-2021 selection.

Once upon a time there was a little Bou who lived in the forest with her maïe and her païe. One day she went camping in the forest to gather flora.

This book is deliberately written in a French that is not grammatically correct.

Un jour, un grand roi très sage mourut. Son fils lui succéda mais il était si jeune ! Comment pourrait-il être aussi fort que son père ? Il missionna ses conseillers à travers le monde afin qu’ils lui rapportent tous les savoirs imaginables. Pendant ce temps, le petit roi entra dans sa vie…

Tout en symbole, l’ouvrage rappelle qu’il est important de se consacrer au présent. Car le passé, est déjà dépassé et le futur est toujours à venir... Le Figaro

Every morning, before leaving, mother goat repeated to her three kids: "lock the door and don't open it to anyone". The kids locked the door and mother goat left...

Thus begins this traditional Palestinian tale, of which there are many variants in other cultures.

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".

Le loup, le lion et le renard vont ensemble à la chasse. Chacun court, chacun attaque, chacun attrape. Mais chacun aura-t-il sa part ?

Un conte où l’on découvre que le meilleur partage n’est pas toujours celui qu’on croit.

Frida is furious, her pig doesn't want to go back to the farm, her dog doesn't want to look for him, the stick doesn't want to correct the dog, the fire doesn't want to burn the stick... But why doesn't the pig obey? This kamishibai is a hiking tale.

This traditional nursery rhyme has all the ingredients for success: animals, repetition, interweaving...

Rainette is carrying a mysterious bag, the neighbouring animals imagine the contents of this bag and chase Rainette to get their hands on it!

Kolobok is a little gingerbread man made by Baba. When he comes alive and runs away from grandma's house, he's followed by different animals that dream of eating him. Will they succeed?

A lizard watches a fly. A hen watches the lizard. Who's watching the hen?

A repetitive text, full of humor, a very short etiological tale written by Kouam Tawa, winner of the Poetry award organized by Lire et Faire Lire.

Jack built his house and filled his attic. But the precious harvest attracts covetous eyes. A rat appears, then a cat, a dog... soon everything follows in a chain!

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.

The little hen was walking when she found a grain of wheat.

Who will help her plant it?