Liberty, equality, fraternity... But in fact, what does this motto mean? Have fun with the everyday situations that Pierre Gay offers you to (re)discover, through them, the values of our Republic! "[...] excellent: accessible to all children, concrete and perfectly clear" - Nicolas Cadène, general reporter of the Observatory of Secularism.

Liberty, equality, fraternity... But in fact, what does this motto mean? Enjoy the everyday situations that Pierre Gay proposes to you to (re)discover, through them, the values of our Republic!

I" and "the Other" meet on the way to school, which could just as well be the way of life. Along the way, they question each other about who they are and why they are here, together. They get to know each other, confide in each other, experience moments of fear and joy, help each other, defy the gaze of others, move forward by setting real or imaginary goals. As children, they dream of a tomorrow that would be designed to their liking, in a fair and balanced way. Free.The Other is the one we don't know, the one who arrives one day and asks nothing more than to be among us, the others. We are all Others to someone.