A famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine, written in 1668. On March 31, 1668, Jean de La Fontaine published his first book: "Les Fables Choisies".

The ant makes 1 tiny poop.

The squirrel makes 2 poops under a leaf.

The cat makes 3 poops and leaves.

Until 10, I count the poops.

Poop then!

A story about ants, ecology, rockets, space and poetry! By overexploiting the Earth's resources, mankind destroys billions of ant hills every day. Our friends the ants are therefore in danger, and are forced to move deeper and deeper. But Charles-Edouard Le Fourmisier has an idea: stop digging and build an anthill above ground... This album was awarded the Saint-Maur en poche 2012 prize at the 7th edition of the International Paperback Book Fair. It also received the 2012 Châtenay-Malabry schools' literary prize.

But what is going on in this strange ant hill? Fleur, a hard-working little ant, wakes up one morning to find no one around. She goes from surprise to surprise when she finds that the ant farm is deserted and that someone has done the work for her. But what is going on?

A Christmas tale that shows that very small animals can be very helpful... A few hours before Christmas, the ants receive a letter from Santa Claus who calls them for help: he has forgotten to distribute the presents in the house next to the ant farm. Will the little ants find a solution so that the children get their presents?

A nice fable about tolerance and a way to escape from war... Red ants and black ants can't see each other, it's hatred and it's a problem... Sophie, a red ant, decides to cross the border to escape this war. On his side, Edward, a black ant, runs away because he is fed up with all these fights. Will they meet, quarrel, love each other? This album was chosen by the Ligue de l'enseignement de l'Essonne to illustrate the fight against discrimination.

They've been on Earth for 140 million years, and yet they still have surprises for us. Don’t let their small size fool you; ants have extraordinary abilities: they are very fast and can carry up to 50 times their own weight.

But that’s not all! They are also very intelligent. In the ant colony, everyone has their place and role.

The queen lays all the eggs of the colony, which will become larvae, then pupae enclosed in cocoons before turning into ants. The workers are divided into several castes: soldiers, nurses, foragers, and guards. As for the males, their role is to reproduce.

To communicate, they use scents called pheromones. An intruder? A threat? A food source nearby? The message spreads quickly, and everyone is aware!