Aurelien lied to his friends by boasting that he had a lover. And now they all want to meet her! How can he admit that he invented this Anaïs? This book was selected for the Prix du Livre élu 2020, category CP-CE1, selected for the Prix Première œuvre de littérature jeunesse 2019, category 6-9 years old, and was part of the selection for the Quinzaine du livre jeunesse à Tours 2019.

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.

In a village in the heart of Africa, little Moïra spends her days playing with the lion Banana. One morning, Melkiore, director of the Grand Melkiore Circus, arrives and is looking for new acts to perform. For Moïra and Banana, the opportunity is too good to discover the world. So they set off on an adventure, an eventful journey that holds some unpleasant surprises.

Samuel thinks he'll spend two months at home doing nothing, but his parents have signed him up for a summer camp in the Vercors. But his parents have signed him up for a summer camp in the Vercors, and he's disappointed, especially since the person accompanying him is none other than Hervé, a neighbor he doesn't like very much. In the hope of escaping the camp, the young boy accuses Hervé of torturing his animals. Now the rumor is spreading... Fortunately, some parents and the mayor will unravel this story and Samuel will finally have to reveal himself.This album was the winner of the Prix junior du Livre d'Hiver, category 6-8 years, 2020 (Montgiscard) and was selected for the Prix des Jeunes lecteurs de la ville de Montivilliers 2020 (CE2).

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

Poetry contest at the butcher shop! Teo, very inspired, fills the pages of his notebook. Clovis tries hard, but he can't think of anything. The villain manages to steal the precious notebook. Will Teo let him?

Martin the peddler, in order to earn more and more money, has a great idea: go on the road to sell the animals something useful... and that will allow them to be the latest fashion. But what is it?

A skeleton, a princess, a child, a troll, a witch, compete to be respectively the most playful, talkative, boring, moronic and coquettish in the world!

She dances, sings, takes care of her cat, cooks a vegetable pie (or at least tries to), has her phone confiscated, investigates unicorn tags, pursues the Felix of her dreams, spies on her brother Charles or decides to clean up a Breton beach (among other things): Marion never misses an opportunity to make us laugh!

This is the story of a poor man who has nothing to feed his three sons. So, the day he finds a gold coin, he runs to the market and buys a goat... Elisabeth Calandry's masterpiece, "La chèvre menteuse" (The lying goat) is a popular story that has been passed down by word of mouth for centuries. It appears in several reference works and one can read the versions collected by Charles Joisten, Henri Pourrat or the Serbian Vouk Karadijtch. Beyond its cruelty, it speaks of the power of the word and the damage caused by mistrust.

"It is said that in the city of Isfahan, in Iran, there lived a princess, young and beautiful. To keep her close to him, her father, the king, came up with a ruse: he would only agree to marry her to the man who told him the biggest lie." A subtle farce in the straight line of the oral tradition...

Since he was a child, Roger Dupinfray has only dreamed of croissants, chouquettes and chocolate éclairs... There is no doubt about his vocation: he will be a pastry baker. After a promising start as an apprentice at Patissard, the best baker in town, Roger decides to fly on his own and opens his own shop: Au croissant de lune. Success is not long in coming, and the whole town comes running. But one day, Mrs. Plück claims that Roger's buns are bewitched. The proof? Her son Billy is afflicted with a terrible and lasting hiccup.

Clovis is full of stories! This time, he tells Amanda that he once swallowed cockroaches. What a show-off! But Teo and Amanda are going to put Clovis to the test...

My lords and ladies, I will now tell you of the astonishing adventures that befell the mad Renart long ago. You will learn how the wolf, who knew many tricks, committed so many pranks and larcenies that he almost drove his companion, the wolf Ysengrin, crazy, but also all those who crossed his path. Listen in this second story, how Renart played a bad trick on his uncle Ysengrin, to get himself out of an unfortunate situation...

My lords and ladies, I will now tell you of the astonishing adventures that befell the wolf Renart long ago. You will learn how the wolf, who knew many tricks, committed so many pranks and petty crimes that he almost drove his fellow wolf, Ysengrin, crazy, as well as all those who crossed his path. In this third story, you will learn how Renart tricked the poor, hungry and gullible Ysengrin...

A great classic of Andersen's tales: In a distant land reigns an emperor who thinks only of his wardrobe, only of interest to him new and sumptuous clothes. So when two foreign tailors show up and promise him the most beautiful and most magical clothes, he doesn't hesitate. The deception is going to take an incredible extent until the voice of a child remarks out loud what the whole people thought down.

I'm Fred. Fred Baramine. I'm 8 years old, I live at 7 Cénou Street. The other day, I had a terrible day! It all started at school, when Mouloud, my best friend, told the teacher that I had copied him... When in fact we had both copied! From that moment on, everything only got worse...

Marc doesn’t understand English. Fortunately, for his girlfriend Beth, it’s finger in the nose!

Speak English, pfff! What’s the point? Marc is not as good as Beth the Bilingual, and he doesn’t care. But his father insisted that he make progress in the language of Shakespeare. So Marc takes his PDS (Pro-du- Sérieux) air and works... the resourcefulness. Will he manage to unravel his tangles?

Bonus: The show of the century. A second story co-written by Fanny Joly and Victor Berbesson.