The cat with no name hangs out in the streets with his friends. One day he discovers a nice building and moves in. Each inhabitant calls him by a different nickname, our cat now has several names... This story invites the audience to ask: What are the cat's names? Have you ever been given a nickname?

"Have you ever seen a huge turnip? This one was as huge as a hippopotamus' bottom.

— What a delicious soup we're gonna make! says the happy owner.

But when he wanted to pull it out, the turnip did not give in. The gardener went to get his wife to help him pull..."

Little Goldilocks is walking in the forest when she sees a house and, full of curiosity, decides to enter it... But who does it belong to? Goldilocks then goes to taste the three soups on the table because one is too hot, the other is too cold, and the last one is just right!

In the green country live the Touverts. They only know the colour green. Everything is green, they learned it from their fathers, who themselves learned it from their fathers, and only the children sometimes notice a red rose here, a grey cloud there. But woe betide the little green boy who asks what it is! One day, a little green boy comes face to face with a little red boy, and this is the beginning of a funny adventure... A book about discovering and accepting others.

Johnny, the detective rabbit, discovers, one evening, the secret of Max the cuckoo. Indeed, Max is in love. He hides a Mrs. Cuckoo and their babies in his clock. But will the farmer be ready to accept these stowaways?

The text is in French and English.

Among the children around her, Penelope stands out because she doesn't talk. She doesn't feel like it. She prefers to listen. She prefers silence. In this noisy (and sometimes hostile) world, where you have to be heard in order to exist, how do you find your place?

The narrator of this beautiful album has a heart full of joy. The day seems so beautiful to her. It seems to her that everything speaks to her: the flowers, the birds, the trees, the clouds. It's so strong that she doesn't want to keep this emotion to herself. She would like so much to share it with her mother, with her father, with her brother, with her grandparents, with all those she loves. And even if they don't have the time, even if they are not available on this beautiful day when the whole nature seems to be accomplice of her wonder, she is going to try to communicate to them, in spite of everything, secretly, the impression of happiness with which she was filled.

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.

Marie de Paris is a little French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bateaux-mouches, Montmartre, the Luxembourg Gardens...

This book is also available in English: Marie from Paris.

In the mirror, Louise only finds flaws. A real pataprout! But not everyone thinks so...

This new track by the Delaunois/Beha duo is about wealth. This wealth so obvious in a country like ours that we don't even appreciate it anymore. It allows us to live in peace, to make choices, to share our opinions, our joys and our sorrows. Without being moralistic, this album is an excellent starting point for a discussion on the true value of things.

Aimy lives as a recluse in the woods at the behest of her mother, Rose, who tries to protect her. She has never been to school, cannot read or write, is unaware of the existence of cities, and has no idea that her lifestyle is out of the ordinary. But one day, Aimy becomes aware of the size of the world around her. Being excluded from it makes her deeply nostalgic. Why does Aimy live isolated from others? Will she be able to overcome her loneliness?

Tonight, the Mouche family is celebrating! In order to prepare everything well, each member of the family has something to do and little Gustave has a very important mission too. Will he succeed? Determined, Gustave Mouche takes his role very seriously and is ready to face any danger to succeed.

My masters decided to give me a present. An incredibly big present! Since the time I endure them, I deserve it. It's a giant cat tree to do my claws. It's perfect for me. But why do they insist on hanging balls and lights in it? This gift is mine. MYSELF!

Like all nightmares, Charles-Édouard and his parents are not afraid of anything... except kisses. Every night, before the little nightmare sneaks into a child's sleep, his dad warns him: - You scare him until he calls his mommy. And as soon as she arrives to give him a kiss, you run away! But one night, Charles-Édouard decides to stay for the kiss...This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 2-3 years.

"It is a winter's day. Outside, the snow has covered the countryside. Inside the house, the large window of the living room is steamed up. What is behind the glass? " Who hasn't had fun as a child drawing on the foggy windows? This is a game of hide-and-seek that Saori Kamino offers us. Let's find out who is hiding behind the glass...

Louise lives in the city. She lives in a semi-detached house in a quiet neighbourhood in Limpertsberg. She has her attic room on the second floor, under the roof. From her window she has a beautiful view of the city.

My name is Fred Baramine. I'm 8 years old and I live at 7 rue Cénou. On Saturday, the day started out great: Mum and I were watching cartoons... until her cousin Caroline arrived with her daughter! She was - how can I put it? - different. They explained to me that she was born with "trisomy 21"...

Marion and Charles are overjoyed: their parents are going to Canada for 4 days. They plan to organize a mega party. But a phone call ruins their plans: Aunt Charlotte arrives! On the agenda: good manners and balanced meals... Help! Will the brother and sister survive the shock?

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.

The day Monchou walks in front of the door and feels a little draft, he feels like going out to explore his backyard. As we all know, the grass is always greener at the neighbour's! But once outside, things don't go quite as he imagined...

This album received the Euphonia Award, Best Commercial Audio Book category, 2016.