In the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, the ponies are bored. It has snowed. The park is almost deserted. Finally, a little girl arrives... A mischievous pony and a curious little girl set off to discover Paris and its treasures.

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".

"In the midst of the gusts, in the freezing cold, a poor girl walked down the street: she had nothing on her head, she was barefoot." Discover or rediscover this Andersen fairy tale through the moving illustrations of Isabelle Desternes, who makes each scene in this story a truly delicate, fragile, and deeply touching tableau.

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.

At the Bazar Trouvetout, near the beach, you can find everything. Even Christmas toys. But this year, the owner has put a stuffed toy in the window that the owner doesn't like. Stuck on the shelf, Puss in Boots would so much like a child to choose him...

On a white planet a cosmonaut has landed. He is going to explore the place and discover its inhabitants and their way of life which is not without resemblance to ours and for good reason...

The king has sent his inspector to Hameln to investigate the disappearance of all the children in this Lower Saxon town. The royal inspector questions the innkeeper and the latter recounts the invasion of the rats, the arrival of the foreigner, the deal made with the town and how the inhabitants welcomed him and rewarded him handsomely. The two of them discuss and the images scroll by, showing a very different reality: the greed and contempt of an entire town for this flute player who finally punished them. This kamishibai can be read by two people: the king's inspector and the innkeeper. The text is composed in the form of a dialogue.

Today it snowed! Gaufrette and Nougat rush outside to make a snowman...

When Grandpa Zoum tells his fabulous memories, his grandchildren Zic and Zac would be tempted not to believe him. However, this voluble grandfather does not lie, well... not quite! And after all, grown-ups also have the right to dream. The essential landmarks are there: wolves, blizzards, bears, night and cold. The fantasy is invited, with the cat, unexpected in the decor. Bibliographical notes

In Nours, a snowball fight between two children takes a surprising turn!

Il existe bien des manières de célébrer Noël. Sous la conduite de Minou, qui connaît enfin son véritable nom, et aux côtés de Goutte d’eau*, qui s’est introduite dans le décor de Nom d’un chat*, nous visitons les différentes familles de l’immeuble et assistons aux préparatifs de Noël de chacune d’elles.

It's winter, Beaver is never cold thanks to his thick coat. He gnaws wood all day to build his lodge, but this morning, the river dries up. Beaver is worried because the entrance to his lodge is no longer protected. Marten and Raccoon don't understand what is happening either;

It's winter. Little rabbit is cold... and hungry! In search of food, he finds two carrots under the snow. What a joy! But it's one too many. It will be for his friend Little Monkey who must be cold... and hungry. Knock ! Knock! As Little Monkey is not at home, Little Rabbit puts the carrot on the table. In fact, Little Monkey has just found three peanuts and eaten them. When he gets home, he finds the carrot. "It must have been a present from a friend".

Travel back in time to meet Antonio Vivaldi by following Minime, a charming little mouse who loves cheese and music! It's certainly the coldest day of the winter to walk through the streets of Venice in search of the orphanage where little Ambrosina sleeps. She has just lost a baby tooth and hopes to find a coin under her pillow when she wakes up. In this old building, which also houses a music school, the mission is dangerous and Minime must be extra careful to avoid a cat that is always looking for its next meal. Fortunately, the cat is a music lover too! This album was awarded the "Le Choix de France Musique" prize in 2021.

I'm not afraid of the cold! A little bear ignores his parents' advice and chooses to spend the winter away from his den. Free, he celebrates with the birds, foxes and deer. But spring is far away! Filled with lively and refined illustrations, the book is a tribute to the great Quebec forest, its trees and its animals. The ten pieces of music specially created by Edgar Bori to accompany the tale follow the adventures of the bear cub and his friends to circus, traditional or jazz tunes. The songs range from poetic ballads to catchy nursery rhymes and will appeal to both children and parents;

On Christmas Eve, a lonely, sullen old wolf is attracted to the lights shining in a village church. Hungry, the wolf rushes in. He wants to eat the child lying in the manger! Fortunately, the priest is there... This tale of the land to be read by the fireside is accompanied by reels and waltzes inspired by the Quebec folk repertoire. Get out your fiddles! The tale is followed by a musical Christmas Eve party, just like in the good old days, that will have all the little wolves howling and dancing.

A young girl was the Cinderella of her stepmother and daughter and was forced to do all the chores. One day, while spinning wool near a well, she dropped her bobbin into it. She had to dive for it, but fainted from the shock. What she doesn't know is that this well gives access to another world, that of Mother Holle. And when Mother Holle shakes her quilts, it starts to snow on earth...