Moussy, the little dancing mouse, is confronted with the dictatorship of brands and the "disposable" fashion. She can't afford to be like her friends who go on a shopping spree. So how can she be stylish without spending a penny? Her pugnacity and the advice of the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, will enable her to find THE solution. Once again, she will triumph while getting her friends to change their dress code.

When she comes home from school, Lola spends hours in front of the mirror: she looks at herself, puts on make-up, and trains to parade like a real model. But things get complicated when Auntie Christelle suggests she enter the Little Miss contest...This book is supported by the Mission aux droits de femmes de Corrèze and was part of the Opalivres selection, category 7-8 years old.

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?

Walé is a tailor, and the day we are going to spend with him is going to be full of visits and work: tomorrow is the wedding of Issouf, his friend the upholsterer. Oh, I forgot, there's also the final of the little footballers from the neighbourhood who deserve a brand new shirt for the occasion.

When Mia lends her earring to Anaïs on a fall morning, she doesn't know that her life and everyone else's in the village is about to change. This jewel, in appearance harmless, becomes season after season the symbol of rallying. The prohibitions multiply, and the denunciations too. The weight of the pink earring becomes more and more heavy to carry. Will Mia and her family follow the movement or will they decide to go against everyone else?