Aleqa travels around the ice floe on her snowmobile when she comes across a hurt baby bear. She helps her, shelters her, and observes her build up her strengths while her own belly is growing. But, the predator after the baby bear did not yet give up.

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Deforestation is menacing pandas more than ever. They have to flee higher and higher in the mountains, births are rarer. However, certain encounters give hope...

"... until the day the world gave up. It disappeared like that, from one moment to the next. To people's astonishment, there were no more plants, animals, oceans and continents..." Portuguese author and illustrator Catarina Sobral signs here a brilliant contemporary tale, surreal and disturbing, on the theme of sustainable development. The world is leaving us: and we humans have to find solutions! With a lot of (black?) humour, we are shown what the reactions of politicians, physicists, ecologists, cooks and the whole astonished population would be, up to the "best footballer in the world" who asks himself, for lack of people: "... I am the best footballer of what?" You might as well go to a shrink...!

This novel is a modern version of the tale, approaching in a funny way contemporary themes such as animal welfare, work exploitation, women's rights, and even patriarchal domination.

Hello, my name is Sila. I'm a polar bear, and my job is to mend the ice floe. Unfortunately, my friends and I are the only ones who are concerned about the ice floe's woes due to global warming...This album was awarded the Winter Book Prize, album category, by the students of the town of Montgiscard, near Toulouse in 2019.

In a world invaded by the sea, a little girl lives alone on a platform in the middle of a vast expanse of water. She writes down her dreams and thoughts on sheets of paper folded into bottles, which she throws into the ocean. One morning, she dives into the water and sets off on a wonderful journey. On a colourful island, she discovers a treasure map that takes her on a journey among the animals and landscapes of a forgotten world.An ecological fable about global warming with tender colours and subtle drawings, De rêves et d'eau is a hymn to our endangered nature. Moving from a monochrome universe to a luminous palette, this album invites reflection on the respect of the planet and life.

Welcome to the world of the day after tomorrow, that of Cely! The young girl, awakened by her sleep cropette, must quickly attend the first class of the day with her friend Cyla. The day's programme includes the "Museum of the Past". There, the two children can observe some strange objects from the past. There is talk of a car that ran on petrol and a pineapple that people ate. What an idea! A little further on, Cely and Cyla meet a talking "a-r-b-r-e". Kept alive by robots, the tree tells them about a time when birds flew in the still blue sky and people hummed songs.

Yann, a fisherman's son from Portsall, loves to go and sell the fish in the port with his father. He fixes them, adds ice and plays the merchant, but one day the sea is rough. The storm and the wind bring a foul smell and very bad news : the Amoco Cadiz was shipwrecked.Un jour ailleurs, stories to discover a landmark event of the twentieth century.This album has been selected for the Le Petit Felipé Prize of the Festival of Ecology Book and Press 2019.

Caillou learns a great magic trick. He transforms waste into food for plants!

Piggy, Ladybird, Toad, Whale, Wacky, Zebra, Hen and Wolf form the sweet menagerie of this original book mixing activity and fiction. Made from fabric and recycled materials, the eight subjects can be made by medium and large hands, who can choose a simple or more complex blanket, never impossible to make...

How do you make young readers aware of important issues in today's world without making speeches or developing explanations? This is the challenge that this children's book takes up magnificently thanks to a lively, simple and effective graphic design and scenario. This album has been selected for the 2015-2016 Châtenay-Malabry schools' literary prize.

On the boat, the world seems soft and calm. However, under the water, strange things are happening.Fortunately, the child and his grandfather have their eyes wide open... A little tale that reminds us that each of us can act, at his level, to make the earth turn more round, in respect of nature and life.This book is part of the selection of the Chronos Prize, category CE1-CE2, 2021.

Under her huge straw hat, she is always in the shade. Whether it's sunny, snowy or raining hard, the little woman crosses the fields, with her nose to the wind. She goes where her path leads her, where her nature takes her. In my village, I remember, she arrived on a dusty day. In the fields, it was the day of the big chemical treatment. An ecological tale that brings together rivers, fields, nature and the human heart in the same family. An ecological tale that brings together rivers, fields, nature and the human heart in the same family, that of life, fragility and tenderness on Earth.

Halima surfs on quimangequoi.com and enters a time machine..;

A grandfather introduces his grandson to gardening and "calls him a cucurbit" when he makes mistakes.

It's summer, the four members of a family are preparing for the next vacation. The debate is on. Which means of transportation will they use?

- I would like a garden! A garden for my birthday.

Mum looked at me for a while, surprised, before she smiled and said:

- A garden, Tilo? But that's a good idea! Living in concrete, you forget about the earth. It could be as big as... half the balcony, don't you think? 

The encounter between a little girl and a whale in an amusement park, which triggers an action for freedom action for Freedom.

We know little about them, there are only a few hundred, a few thousand left on the planet. Threatened with extinction, these little-known animals are in danger!

At that time the sky was too low, the clouds were too tight, the trees could not grow freely, the birds could not fly freely, and the men could not stand upright. Only the children were able to run around happily, but as they grew up they would have the same worries as their parents, so they got together one night to try to find a solution.