Every year, during the Great Wizard Parade of the Wizards, the Dubalai win the Golden Cauldron! But the youngest daughter, Witchcraft, doesn't seem to be very good and misses all her spells. However, this year, Sorcinette must participate in the contest. Her family is very worried...

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.

The wolf often howled like this, with his throat open and his eyes closed. All in his cry. He did not see her approaching, the young girl. Did not hear her light step. At least, that's what she thought. This album was part of the international selection White Ravens 2015 and of the selection of children's books "Fille garçon l'aventure d'être soi" made by the Atelier des Merveilles for the Drôme department the same year. The cover was selected by the Society of Illustrators of New-York 2014.

Theseus was silent. They thought he was dumb, stupid, crazy or even worse, a stranger! So, out of fear and as a precaution, he was chased away. Always forced into exile, he finally landed one day in Crete. The little people were in full effervescence. It was the big day, according to tradition, each year a young man was chosen to go and confront the frightening half-man half-bull creature: the Minotaur... Beautiful illustrations and suspense to revisit with humour the astonishing myth of Theseus and the Minotaur.

Léon, Martin, Vivien, Solène and Hector are on the same basketball team. Only Hector knows how to play... well, that's what he says.

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

Don't be fooled by appearances! Karl Klaus Bouzy, known as KKB, is a beetle of the dung beetle family, those who forage and feed on dung. But KKB prefers flowers to poop, and his ambition is to become a perfumer. To do so, he must leave his family and try his luck in Paris. He is recommended to Marcelle, an ant who could help him set up shop. But when he arrives at her house, he is kept at a distance, because a dung beetle smells like manure. Despite the prejudices, will Bouzy succeed in convincing people and in realizing his dream: to become a perfumer?

A strange and unknown Thing has just landed among the ladybirds... At first curious, soon worried and finally terrified, the ladybirds are in a state of panic!

Mr. Mok lives alone with his bird, his collection of boxes and his tree. He has decided not to leave his house anymore. Until one day...

There are ugly people, beautiful people, rich people, poor people, lucky people, sticky people, happy people, unhappy people, selfish people and generous people. Marco thinks it's unfair...

The darkened ones are a people of small beings living at the bottom of a well. In the darkness, they don't know what they look like, think that the walls of the well are the limits of their universe and that its dazzling entrance is a fountain moon. One stormy day, a branch ignited by lightning falls to the bottom of the well, illuminating one of them...

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?

In their cabin, the guardians of the great forest had always dreamed of having a child. But it was in vain. One morning, in the four times too big sweater she was knitting to forget her sorrow, the woman discovered a tiny baby. The child wanted nothing more than to eat. After eating for several hours, it finally fell asleep. In the morning, the guards did not find the baby they had laid in the bed, but a little boy. Overnight he had grown to the size of a two-year-old... This album was selected for the Lire au jardin 2012 prize, in the Graine de jardin category, awarded by the Château de Versailles.

Nirmala is a young, carefree, happy girl living in a small village in India. One day, her life changes forever. In this distant land, ancestral customs are sometimes cruel, and what is a happiness becomes a misfortune for this young woman still a child. Only her courage and the immense love she holds will transform her life, that of the child she is carrying, and that of this other mother who is waiting across the borders.

Emilie and her old neighbour Mr Farouk have little in common except that people whisper about them. Emilie is the daughter of separated parents and Mr. Farouk comes from over there, the kind of people you see on TV. After an exchange of smiles one summer day, Mr Farouk invites the little girl to have tea in his flowery garden. With each sip, she discovers new sensations, flavours and unsuspected memories. This album received the "T'as lu, ça t'a plu?" 2015 prize, awarded by the leisure centres in Poitou-Charentes.

Eight paintings. Eight episodes from a child's life, moving toward adulthood. Eight interconnected chapters that revolve around the same question: Who is he?

A lover who, at the age of 8, committed an unforgivable act?

A hopeless underachiever for whom negative grades were invented?

An intruder, a fraud, an impostor?

A brave soul who rebels when necessary?

A coward who obeys even when he disapproves?

A potential rugby player? An unlikely footballer?

A whistleblower responsible for a dreadful corporal punishment?

This search for identity is sharpened by the gaze of others, who seem to scrutinize him in pursuit of their own answers. What do they think they can discern about his sexuality? "In or out?"

With subtlety and precision, Pierre Leterrier brings to life the turmoil of the quest for self-identity.

When Mia lends her earring to Anaïs on a fall morning, she doesn't know that her life and everyone else's in the village is about to change. This jewel, in appearance harmless, becomes season after season the symbol of rallying. The prohibitions multiply, and the denunciations too. The weight of the pink earring becomes more and more heavy to carry. Will Mia and her family follow the movement or will they decide to go against everyone else?

The Little Round Red Capon tells the tribulations of a child who is a bit chubbier, a bit clumsier, and a bit more timid than the others, who initially endures the mockery of an entire barnyard before earning the admiration of those who used to make fun of him. It is a very funny, clever, and tender fable that, by talking about hens, a wolf, and Little Red Riding Hood, manages to delicately address the issue of difference and make it truly accessible to young readers.