Lost in the middle of the ocean, is an island. It's a volcano. It seems it's going to wake. A huge dome of smoke overhangs its summit. Scientists in uniform are approaching by boat. The exploration is going to begin...

A wolf and a shepherd share a mountain. Enemies by nature, they are nevertheless closer than they imagine.

In paper format, this book is a double-sided album. Discover this story from the point of view of the shepherd.

A wolf and a shepherd share the same mountain. Enemies by nature, they are much closer than they imagine.

In paper format, this book is a double-sided album. Discover this story from the point of view of the wolf.

For this summer, it's stuffed! No choice! Pénélope is going to her uncle and her aunt's in the middle of nowhere, where she'll have for only friends her narrow-minded cousin and her other cousin, clothes-makeup and boy-crazy. Horrible! But, she didn't plan to meet the charming Dylan, and the strange Maya!

On the mountain, Maison wakes up. Still asleep, in the distance, the city slumbers. Maison greets the passing bird and invites it to breakfast. Suddenly the earth begins to shake! "House, house, the mountain is shaking... it is sick! What if because of this town, Montagne disappeared? "To heal Montagne, the bird and House will hunt the city and its polluting chimneys. And most importantly, when it's all over, they'll have a nice cup of hot chocolate to cheer them up.

Jana goes on holiday and, for the first time, she sees the mountain. Impatient, she spends the trip talking to her dog, asking her parents questions or dreaming of that big rock as high as the clouds. But what a disappointment, when she gets closer to the chalet, she discovers that the mountain is hidden in the mist. That night, Jana falls asleep worried and disappointed. Will she finally be able to see the mountain for real?

The Fujisan, sacred mountain of Japan, tells the life of Hokusai, this madman of drawing, who represented it dozens of times, from near and far, in The Wave, at dawn or at dusk, under the snow or the storm...

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.

In the mountains, live animals with round ears, long snout and large paws... Rrrrrr... they are the bears ! You should not trust appearances. If the bear may seem a little clumsy and awkward, it is not! A skilled runner and climber, an outstanding fisherman, he excels in many fields. He has a voracious appetite: fruits, berries, honey in the summer season; acorns and chestnuts in the fall... He has to stock up for the winter! Warm in her den, the bear sleeps with one eye open, watching over her newborn cubs. With the first rays of the sun, the cubs discover the world, learn to climb, to fish... until they can fend for themselves. Discover the daily life of bears throughout the seasons!

Marmottos alone against the Yeti, or how a little marmot is going to use his brain against the big Yeti. Autumn has arrived on the mountain and everyone, in their own way, is preparing for the harsh winter season. Thus, all the marmots are getting ready to hibernate. All except Marmottos: she has decided to go and silence the Yeti who wakes her up every winter with his cries. Will she manage to settle her account with this hairy giant? Will she be able to sleep in peace? This album is part of the 2013 selection of nuggets at the Montreuil Children's Book and Press Fair.

There is a flat world where the tribe of the very small and the tribe of the very large live. Each one of them is not lacking in ingenuity to show the other who is the strongest.

While on holiday with her grandparents, Emma goes camping in the mountains with her cousins. During their night under the stars, the little girl is suddenly awakened by what she thinks are wild boars. A funny adventure that she soon writes about to her friend.

The text is in French and English.

Patoche and Timmy are going to participate in a great sled competition. To stack all the odds in their favor, they need good equipment. Let's go to: the sports shop! But there's a problem: there's only one sled left... There is no time for second thoughts, they take what's there, time's moving... The public is there, SNOW TV is broadcasting the huge event... Let's go!

In his speedster ripping through the air, Patoche has a great start. The other participants, all keen on winning are closely following him... But Timmy keeps a close eye... Who will win?

Since forever, Pierre wants to become a Galet. On Granit's advice, he throws himself into the river to be carried away to the sea. There, tossed around in the rolling and rubbed in the waves, Pierre ends up softening up. But, when we're a small pointy rock like him, we need a lot of time to round up. Then, one day, that's it! Pierre has finally become Galet. He'll be able to live the life he's always dreamed of. Alas, he quickly understands that it's not as ideal as he thought. So then, what should he do? One day, when the tide's low and Pierre is wondering what to do, a hand is picking him up. And here he goes, installed on a house's porch. The beginning of a new life?

An initiatory text on self-acceptance.

Saschka is a Kazakh boy. From a proud tribe of nomadic horsemen who planted their yurts at the foot of majestic mountains, he dreams to tame a golden eagle and hunt with him one day, like his father and his father's father. When he comes across a wounded eagle, he keeps it and tries to heal it. A wing hangs miserably, his father is formal: the bird will never be good for anything except to waddle awkwardly in the village and be the laughing stock of the families of hunters. But Saschka persists because it sees much more than that in the eyes of the bird ...