Caillou leaves the family circle and learns to socialize.

Every year, for his birthday, a father paints a picture for his son. But not just any painting! Because on those mornings, he invites his child to enter his painting in order to pass on to him some of the values that he himself has received from his own parents. Thus, over the years, he helps him to climb a step or take up a challenge. Until the child, now grown up, takes flight.

I don't like big people's offices. They're down the hall. You're all alone. And above all...

Yesterday, while I was drawing, Louise asked me what I had in my head. I did not know what to answer. So I wanted to see. It is not very complicated ...

Finally, a book that should help all parents who struggle with their children brushing their teeth! So we start with the toothbrush:

"If I stopped brushing my teeth, I wouldn't wear out my toothbrush anymore."...the brush hairs would start to grow, they would have to be mowed, and as a result, sweaters could be made with them. But with such a toothbrush sweater, everyone would want the same one.

Everybody would look the same, and then I could be taken for the President of the Republic etc...

If I grow up, I will discover new paradises. To grow up is to be amazed in a different way.

When we are small, we often dream big. So, while waiting to be able to realize their life-size dreams, we adapt and realize them on our scale. With Audrey Calleja's poetic line, Séverine Vidal's text encourages children to live their adult desires. With a little imagination, they are within reach. To this question, always a little too pressing and asked too early to a child, the duo Séverine Vidal and Audrey Calleja answers with a nice nose. Rêv'en Pages bookstore, Pumpkin Magazine

Mrs. Cat has just had a baby and Mrs. Rabbit is in awe of this little one that she finds so cute! Alexandre watches his mother take the baby in her arms and feels very sorry for him... A book to talk about the arrival of a baby or simply to help a child grow up. The message is accompanied by a very concrete and humorous drawing. A good moment to share. LivrJeun

Before tasting his chocolate mousse, Caillou has to put away all his toys. Fortunately, Daddy has an idea that will help Caillou to have a little more order.

La... la la... la... la... Fox is in the park. Everything is fine until the ca... caca... catastrophe!

Caillou would like to be Mommy's lover. With the help of a story, Daddy explains to him that this is impossible.

Halé Halélé ? Gombé ! This is the story of a little girl who is so chatty that she is called Binti-la-Bavarde. This morning, she asks herself: "What will I do later? Determined to find out before the evening, she investigates from the beach to the market, from the village to the city... Fisherwoman or embroiderer? A baker or a taxi driver? So, Binti, did you find out?

It's a grey day and Mathieu is bored. While rummaging through his wooden box, he tumbles into a mysterious world where all the toys he no longer plays with are waiting for him. What if they are angry?

As soon as he has some pocket money, five-year-old Réal, who lives above a neighbourhood convenience store, leaps out of his house, races down the stairs, pulls on the clothesline knot as he goes, and runs to buy candy. But one day, this little habit turns into a nightmare when he loses his footing and finds himself suspended above the void, right in the middle of the clothesline. Will he manage to get out of this unfortunate position without dropping his pocket money? This book was in the Sélection Communication-Jeunesse 2019, was a finalist for the Prix des libraires du Québec, category jeunesse-album 0-5 ans 2019, and received the Prix Peuplier 2020.

Being eight years old and alone in the polar immensity...

Mommy the Baboon has a boo-boo. Who will give the bibi to baby the Baboon? Auntie Brebis is babbling... Baby Baboon is babbling with me ?

My name is Gudule And I have experienced something extraordinary. I had a baby. A real one! He is my little brother, his name is Gaston. When I knew he was going to be born, I was a little scared. But in my heart, I knew that this baby would make me happy. I was going to feed him, raise him. But when he came home, he was just sleeping. Until the day he woke up. Then our life changed!

Un petit, grimpé sur un rocher, fait face à un vide immense. Il n’a pas l’air inquiet. Il n'est pas seul. Un grand apparaît et lui parle. Le petit n'a peur ni de l’aventure ni de l’inconnu, explore les recoins de son univers, fait des bêtises, et parfois a besoin d’un peu d’aide. Aujourd’hui, il est tout petit, mais demain, il ira loin…

Abel, eight years old, lives with his father in a big city that looks like a snail. In his neighborhood, he has his favorite landmarks: the grocery store and the little canteen. The family that surrounds Abel makes his childhood happy and sweet. Weekends with his godmother Manue and summer vacations with Mamichat become a refuge. He is sheltered from adulthood. Abel would also like his father to regain his childlike spirit so that work, responsibilities and daily tasks do not become the pitfalls that would make him sink into greyness.

Louve wakes up one morning with the feeling that it is time for her to grow up. She goes alone into the forest and, there, surrounded by the nature she knows by heart, she thinks. Who is she really, who does she want to become? The thread of her thoughts unwinds, she thinks of her family and her father who is no longer there, of all the things she would like to tell them. At the foot of her favorite tree, she writes three letters in which she leaves everything that could prevent her from moving forward...