Who is scared? And of what? The little ghost is scared of silence. the little vampire is scared of the light. The dragon, the witch and even the little mummy, they all have their own fear!

That's right, even when you're a little monster you can be scared!

But, there is one who's not scared. He's hairy, he's clawed, he has sharp fangs...

I don't like big people's offices. They're down the hall. You're all alone. And above all...

The series Alex et les monstres takes you in a comical universe where reigns twists and turns, humor and literature in a joyous mess.

Read the second volume here: Alex et les monstres - à la rescousse du restaurant

In my house I hear noises... In the kitchen I hear "GLOUPS" and in the bathroom I hear "PLOOOC" and in the basement I hear "CROA". But who can make such strange noises? On each page of the book, a new room and a new strange animal are discovered: fifteen strange animals, each more astonishing than the next.

In the wonderful land of monsters, Boubouh is born, a little monster like no other. With parents who are champions of the Worst Streumon, the cup of the most terrifying monsters, he is predestined to follow in their footsteps. But Boubouh is horrified by children and has many other dreams in mind... Grandpa Glups, an old retired teddy bear, will help him overcome his fear by training him to tame children through cat-tossing, burping contests and many other joyful and instructive activities...

If there's one thing the Grrr's agree on, it's that they're not happy. Everything is either too much or too little, but never as it should be.Until the day mysterious red dots appear on the facade of a building and turn their lives upside down.A story to remind the grrr grrr in us that sometimes we need to overflow a little to take life on the bright side.

This album has been selected for the Prix Atout lire 2019-2020.

Like all nightmares, Charles-Édouard and his parents are not afraid of anything... except kisses. Every night, before the little nightmare sneaks into a child's sleep, his dad warns him: - You scare him until he calls his mommy. And as soon as she arrives to give him a kiss, you run away! But one night, Charles-Édouard decides to stay for the kiss...This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 2-3 years.

In those days I was so blue, so marvellously blue, that no one in living memory had ever seen a more beautiful bird. I was prouder than a peacock. So proud that I strutted before all the animals. So proud that one day I even dared to compare myself to the Sun... This album was part of the selection Lire et Faire lire 2015.

"My name is Anna. But they call me Anna the redhead or Anna the coward."  Anna is afraid of everything. But what frightens her most of all is the dog that is lurking around the corner every day. But she manages to overcome this fear.

Tac. Tac. Tac. There is a noise behind the wall.Faustine and her Papouch go hunting for the strange creature that haunts the night.But what is this strange monster that invites itself in the house?

Some children, out playing in the field, find a squash, which, after many adventures, grows, grows, and swallows all the people of the village, except an old lady. The old lady gives birth to a boy who, now grown up, goes in search of the gourd.

A spoiled child meets a toy-eating monster. Huge, hairy but above all bulging, here comes the Gloutru...

Every night, it's the same old story. Emily comes up with all sorts of tricks to delay the inevitable moment. The meeting with the one she hates. Who terrifies her. Who pursues her. Every night. And even during the day, in the dark corners. Monstruo keeps her thinking about it. Monstruo prevents her from sleeping. Finally, Emily decided that she could not take it any longer and decided to attack.

Witch stories can happen to anyone and when they do, it's no fun! For starters, a witch is ugly to look at. Plus, it can turn a child into a hunchbacked toad or make him drink a vile concoction. The trick, in such a terrible case, is to manage to have enough imagination to get out from between her hooked and wart-covered fingers.

There are some funny monsters in the city! Mangelettre, en-avantoute, avalefoule, mangetout, trotimide, allumetout, accroche-lune....

In a quiet town on the banks of a river, people fear heavy rains that herald the arrival of a terrible dragon: the Grand'goule. When the beast emerges one day from the depths and attacks the inhabitants, it's all too much! Little Radegonde, an intrepid and inventive girl, decides to save the town from this plague and finds a way to get rid of the monster.

But when the reader turns the book over, it is the Grand'goule who speaks and presents her version of events. 

In paper format, this story is a double-sided book. Discover this story from the point of view of Grand'goule.

When Oscar loses his sheet while playing hide-and-seek with Francis, a whole adventure begins.In this old house full of all kinds of clothes, Oscar, accompanied by Francis, continues his quest for the ideal costume from room to room.Will he find what suits him? And what will the children think when they burst into the house of our little ghosts?

After the huge success of J'élève mon monstre, published in 2003, Élise Gravel is back with all the bite we know. Here you'll enter the Monstrerie, where you'll discover the latest fashionable monsters, the accessories that suit them, the monsters on sale and the latest discoveries that will make all monster owners blush with envy. The best place to find the perfect monster or to give it an accessory worthy of its superb beauty?

This book is in the Palmarès Livromagie Communication-Jeunesse des 6-9 ans de 2011.

As Noisette eats rice balls, she notices that one of them is bigger than the others, monstrous... What if there was a monster inside? Soon the little girl is convinced...

The text is in French and in Spanish.

Super-Villain as president would be a terrible thing indeed. But what to do with all the hypnotized crowd ready to vote for him? Luckily, Super-Nini, the super ventripetist, is determined to take care of it.