Charlie and his friend live in troubled times, with the rise of an extreme political regime, the Brown State, and they go about their lives in a very ordinary way: between beer and belote. They are neither heroes nor pure bastards. They simply look the other way to avoid trouble, but do we know enough about where the little cowardice of each of us can lead us collectively?

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.

In the middle of Oceania was stretching Papua. In the shadows of its thick forest, the village of the young Tahirou was living in perfect harmony. Never a quarrel, never a conflict until the terrible day when pirates landed of his island...

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 can do this, I can do that... So what? We love each other anyway!

We are of different colors, so what? We love each other anyway!

Hana is a refugee in France because there is a war in her country. At night, she sleeps with her mom in a museum, very close to "Mademoiselle Vole". But, that is a secret, you mustn't say it. Until the day where...

Freely inspired by Tommy Douglas' 1961 speech, this funny and tender book features delicious little mice ruled by black cats. The mice rebel, chase away the black cats and elect white cats as their new leaders. The trouble is just beginning.

With her walking stick and her bamboo flute, the storyteller went from village to village, from one country to another, enjoying each encounter as a gift. But one day, as she took out her instrument, all the villagers left the square. Even the children, usually so curious, turned their backs on her. A beautiful tribute to freedom of expression. This album is supported by Amnesty International. It was part of the selection "Tous nos coups de coeur" Opalivres and the selection Lire et Faire lire 2016.

Dino is back! And it doesn't go unnoticed, of course. The earth shakes, the trees twirl and everyone runs. But suddenly Dino falls stiffly in the park. He doesn't move anymore...

You can find the first tome here: Dino et nous

I live here and you live there. So what if I do? We still love each other!

Arthur's arrival in Melissa's class changes her perception of things, and helps her to find a path of acceptance by making her feel better about her appearance.

A story that is both sweet and full of hope, to remind us that, even if it is not always easy to accept ourselves as we are, each of us is unique in their own way, and that we should see our differences as a blessing rather than a problem.

Aslam watches helplessly as his father is arrested for disobeying the English authorities by harvesting salt, which is taxed too heavily. The boy is plagued by doubt. Why did his father break the law? Why isn't the salt of the sea for everyone? When he learns that the famous Gandhi is on his way to his village, Jalalpur, Aslam regains hope. With his cousin Kamal, he watches impatiently and relentlessly for the arrival of their hero, the only one who can stand up to the authorities and perhaps free his father.This album was selected for the Prix Michel Tournier 2021.

An elegant and still single rabbit falls in love with a carrot. But the carrot is naturally frightened at the thought of him eating it. Out of love, the rabbit removes his big teeth, which melts the carrot's heart and she agrees to marry him. Their happiness will be short-lived, because the fox gets involved...

This album received the Prix Libbylit for the best album in 2019, the Prix Ficelle 2020 for the best album for 8-10 year-olds, the Prix des P'tits Loups, category graines de loups, from the Médiathèque de l'Essonne, and the Prix Livrentête, category 5 years old and up, 2021.

Their names are Madelyn, Agostina, David or Mademba... They come from the four corners of the world and, like each of us, they have a dream, a secret of their own, an unacknowledged fear... Over the pages, they reveal themselves and offer us a part of their intimacy.This album was part of the selection 1,2,3 albums of Livralire 2020 and was Coup de coeur of the Salon d'essayage of Saint-Paul-les-Trois-Châteaux 2020.

Seven intrepid frogs who do as they please and an eighth who thinks that it can't go on like this forever and who is going to ask her sisters to think about it a bit. Eight little frogs, talkative and lively, full of good will to reflect on liberty, equality and fraternity... just that. An approach to philosophy proposed to the little ones in a playful yet serious way. A very theatrical text accompanied by images that are more abstract than narrative, an original and interesting approach that is closer to painting than to illustration, which perfectly punctuate the notions developed by the text.

Something has changed on the way to school. On the Place de la République, the statue of Voltaire is gone! And on the Place de la Liberté, the statue of Aimé Césaire has been taken down! Only the granite bases remain. A student questions her teacher following a change of government...

The day the disaster occurred, Bassem was on his way to school. There was nothing but ruins around him. In other words, nothing... Suddenly, in the silence that always followed the explosions, he heard music. On top of the rubble, a piano. Sitting in front of the instrument, a young man was playing...

Barbe bleue and Tison rouge are about to fight. The battle is going to be terrific! Let's go to the opposing camp, the two armies bump into odd knights playing an even odder game. No time to think, they're already on board.