For this summer, it's stuffed! No choice! Pénélope is going to her uncle and her aunt's in the middle of nowhere, where she'll have for only friends her narrow-minded cousin and her other cousin, clothes-makeup and boy-crazy. Horrible! But, she didn't plan to meet the charming Dylan, and the strange Maya!

Manon and Theo are cousins of the same age. She lives in a tiny house that she compares to a doll's, he lives in a big building that looks like a castle. She plays on the shores of an imaginary sea, he owns a swimming pool. One day at the end of summer, when the two children are together for the first time at Manon's house, Théo discovers his cousin's world, and they spend the day playing games somewhere between the real and the imaginary. That evening, they were about to fall asleep in a tent, when Theo said something that upset Manon: "It's not so bad to be poor, after all...".

Is it really her that her cousin is referring to? This picture seemed rather extreme to her. She couldn't make the connection between the word "poor" and what she experienced in her daily life. A series of questions about Manon's social condition follows. After debating for a long time without being able to really agree, the children turn to the dictionary. But the answer they find in the dictionary fails to satisfy them! They decide to write down their own definition.

A narrative in which the hero is a bipolar person, a fiction that uses the imagination to help readers become aware of bipolarity. An album full of poetry.

Léon has a red spot that covers part of his face. And at 10 years old, the look of the other children is sometimes difficult to bear. Fortunately, there is music, friends at the fair and... Juliette.

My name is Mona, but they call me Mo'! It rhymes with "fun", but also with "words". And that's where it goes wrong, because I have a problem with them. Not to say them or sing them... To write them: zero points in all my dictations! Fortunately, there is drawing, because words can also be put into images.

I open my eyes. It is dark. Yet the night has not swallowed the sun. Mum turns on my bedside lamp. By reflex. More for her than for me. She is not comfortable in the dark. We don't look alike. I've lived in the dark since I was born.

My life is a silent film. Without words or music. Where every gesture counts.

- Theo? Do you understand what I'm saying?

I can't hear my friend. I only see the words dancing on her lips. I've always lived in silence. A total silence. All the all the time. Everywhere.

Quentin Corbillon knows everything about everything: a regular 10 out of 10, he is the teacher's favourite and his parents' pride. Until the day when, in maths class, Quentin says that triangles are "chioukamards with three gloupions". Since then, he only speaks in this strange gibberish that nobody understands. The adults are very worried: what has happened to this perfect child?

Les gens, ça n’existe pas ! Il y a toujours une personne, plus une personne, plus une autre personne... Chacun de nous est unique et différent.

Un album où règne un joyeux bazar coloré de la vie quotidienne pour aborder le thème de l’altérité, du regard que chacun d’entre nous pose sur l’autre.

Hyper-agile, hyperactive, and sometimes hyper-annoying... Livio does not know the pause mode, never. So much so that he wears out the teachers as much as the chair in the headmistress' office, and sometimes his friends. But behind his behavioural and attention difficulties lie an incredible sensitivity and courage.

Marie, a specialist teacher and children's author, receives children like Livio in her class every year. She has found all the delicacy and humour necessary to portray Livio and his sister Stella, their complicity and their solidarity in the face of all situations.

It's not always easy to be yourself. Our little sheep will discover this at the risk of being left out. Fortunately, you can be different and find your place...

Stephan Valentin, a doctorate in psychology, uses this touching book to bring awareness for tolerance and acceptation. To read together with a child, or at school!

Rabbit has bought a new house in the country and the holidays are not going quite as planned. Wild animals have invaded Rabbit's garden. He's very, very scared! Luckily his mum is there... she may have found the solution. A little party, some music and a good strawberry pie can work wonders!

This morning, it speaks loudly among our feathered friends : Marinette wants to change her color... It doesn't take much to panic the barnyard.

Olga is 8 years old. She has already moved six times. The last one took her to a crooked house, flanked by multiple turrets. She starts tearing off the wallpaper in her new room to freshen it up, and discovers a tiny locked door. On the other side, someone is trying to communicate. But who is it? Another mystery arises: Olga's parents, who have gone for a walk in the nearby woods, are nowhere to be seen.

Rien n’avait d’intérêt à ses yeux. Ni la sieste au soleil, ni les caresses d’un passant, ni la chasse aux souris… Il ne savait même pas ronronner !

Une bien triste vie pour ce chat grincheux. Mais un jour, un jeune garçon le recueille et sa vie va changer…

In Moot moot, sheep of different colors play leapfrog.

Under his giraffe skin, Jérôme has the physiognomy of a bear. His spotted coat prompts him to turn to those he thinks are his fellow creatures. When they ask him, "Who are you? "Jérôme replies, "A giraffe, of course! But the long-necked beauties don't see it that way: after some discussion, they declare that "even though he is dressed in spots and orange", they consider him a bear. Dejected, the poor man went to the rock of his plantigrade brothers. There again and in view of their fear, he understands that he is not one of them. Only the arrival of Amédée, a giraffe with the appearance of an elephant, will pull Jérôme out of his painful solitude. The two of them will go and found a new herd of giraffes... atypical. Some of them will have the physique of a bird, a rhinoceros or a lion; but what does it matter?

Once upon a time, there was a little house all made of salt. From the bottom up, from the top down, from the door to the roof. In the salt house lived a grandfather. He was all made of salt. With Grandpa Salt, in the salt house, lived a little grandmother. She was made of sugar. The text of the storyteller Véronique Deroide sings and will enchant the hearts of young and old. Evelyne Mary's illustrations punctuate it in a resolutely modern approach. A book to share like a caress to find the secret ways of love.

How to meet the other despite the language barrier?

The text is in French and English.

This musical tale takes us to the universe of Romany people, free men and women who travel by trailers. For a while, Laurence is sad. She's not able to have a child. Despite the old women's magic and help, the baby isn't coming. Laurence then goes to Tchouna, the camp's magician who predicts the future with her "Ragoune". She tells her that she will have a child, but a different one...

This child is Django Reinhardt, he'll grow up to be a great Jazz composer and guitarist, famous throughout the whole world.

It's winter. Little Cat and Little Rabbit are making a snowman, a snowball battle, a hide-and-seek in the snow... This, it isn't fun: Little Rabbit is as white as the snow; Little Cat never finds her. Let's go in the cellar. But, Little Cat is as black as coal, and his friend never finds him. Back outside, Little Rabbit isn't all white anymore, and Little Cat is covered in snowflakes. Now, playing hide-and-seek is really fun!

Arùn has brown hair like coffee. Rey has blond hair like wheat. One is tall, the other is small. They're not friends, not simple buddies, not neighbors, not even cousins. Arùn and Rey are brothers. In appearance, they're complete opposites, nobody believes them. So, what does it mean to be brothers?