Like a baker, the poet kneads the words, letting them rest before obtaining a tasty batch of warm breads, so many little poems to savour. From one journey to the next, reality merges with the imaginary, and everyday animals come to life under the pen of Daniel Schmitt, who transforms everyday moments into an invitation to dream.

Lucy the mouse has eaten all the letters I. Unfortunately, her appetite has turned the words upside down. On the shelf, the revolt rumbles among the books... A book that makes sentences sing and shakes up words to introduce children to language games.

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?

This is the story of a little guy who has big problems with words... Yet he spares no effort to learn to read and write. If only his teacher and his parents knew how much time he spends on it! When you're a child, it's not always easy to learn to read... an area where pressure comes from all sides! This book is a reminder that all good learning requires kindness. This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years.

The world of the kitchen seen through the eyes of a child to play on the principle of opposites.

One night, when everything is silent, a strange machine lands next to Pipelette's nest. Who is this strange cat who drives it? And what is this kind of space shuttle called the "Sputleon"? Let's go for a ride in the air, as hair-raising as it is funny!

This book invites them to embark on the adventure of writing, inviting them to let the little voice of their sensibility blossom, to celebrate the unexpected treasures of existence and to follow the unpredictable thread of inspiration... 

What happens when a little box doesn't fit anymore? What could it be used for? A sardine tin, a coupon tin, a candy tin? Her future will depend on an encounter that will be decisive for her as well as for him.

Le grand imagier de Foxy est un nouveau concept pour découvrir le catalan à partir de 4 ans avec Foxy, Tom et Nina. Composé de 15 doubles pages thématiques illustrées, cet imagier est innovant : la page de gauche présente le vocabulaire illustré, la page de droite contextualise les mots dans une mise en scène amusante. La version audio permet d’écouter les mots, les dialogues et les chansons. Un album complet et attrayant pour s’initier au vocabulaire basique du catalan dès le plus jeune âge.

There are magic words... they are not very big but they have amazing powers! Some of them make you smile, reassure you, encourage you, open your heart... For that, you have to know how to use them at the right time!

A real little manual of good manners to facilitate exchanges, fluidify communication or resolve conflicts. Little words for everyday life, to feel good and do good!

30 magical poems to be amazed, to smile at the little things that make everything and everything else that is not nothing ... A collection full of originality, inventiveness and inspiration, in perfect harmony with the illustrations rich with humor and tenderness of Pierre Pratt.

The rocky and literary adventures of a curious magpie and an inventor cat! It's raining, Blowpipe is bored, so she goes to tell Momo some things. Momo is in the middle of fixing the engine of the Sputleon. They play with words but Momo has no time... Well, where else could Blowjob have fun with words and learn a lot of things, if not at school? After a not so easy adaptation - school is hard when you are a talkative blabbermouth - Blabbermouth is delighted. But she can't wait to get home and tell Momo all about it.

What happens in the kingdom of words when a tired letter decides to go on vacation? It is the zizanie! Especially when this letter is the first in the alphabet...

It's story time for Mistress Amandine's class. Hélène the librarian starts to read... My treasure, little monster, cuddly toy, little louse, boubou, sausage..., they have nice little names, at home, the children. But Valentin has no sweet words; his mother is so tired that all she has left are hard words, black words that suffocate. The difficulties of everyday life sometimes make it impossible for a mother (or father) to communicate with her child in a non-violent way. It is therefore important for everyone to be attentive to others and to try never to forget to show them our love. THE IBBY

The images and text of this book adopt the point of view of a child to gather what is said about the moon: sayings, proverbs, quotes, popular beliefs. They thus allow the reader to share with him all that the mind can construct as fantasies from what it picks up around it and which constitutes a certain "knowledge". Hence the title: I was told that the moon...In fact, it is the precious work of the imagination that is deployed here. A work that is done through language, which tends both to fix meanings (those that it is important to share with one's fellow human beings) and to renew others (those that have fallen into clichés, received or outdated ideas).

Blowjob wants to see the sea! It's a good thing, Momo, her cat neighbour, promised her that he would take her there. Sun, warm sand, shells... It's paradise for our two friends. But a crab, yes a crab-whorse, has decided to spoil their little trip!

How to meet the other despite the language barrier?

The text is in French and English.

Please Live on Word Island, he takes great pride in welcoming new words and showing them around the island. However, when they abuse his kindness, he feels lonely, and is tired of being helpful. It's a crisis... Fortunately, a new expression with fine writing arrives on the island: Thank you. Since that day, these two words have become inseparable and, if the children don't want to hurt their feelings, they must say: Please... Thank you. The illustrations accompany a fluid text that draws you into an original story where the characters are words.

What's the similarity between Parmesan, Prehistory, and winter sports? None! Except for being part of the various themes talked about in this volume of 24 illustrated poems. Striking, modern, and with a touch of absurd, these poems will make young readers smile as much as the grown-ups!

With our head and hands we perceive everything around us. But what is it for? The vocabulary of the senses from the earliest age.

In a kingdom far away, a horrible tyrant is persecuting his people. Using twice as much of his imagination to keep his throne, he decides to forbid the inhabitants to pronounce certain words, hoping to control their thoughts. Little by little, words are disappearing, then feelings, thoughts, and finally, freedom itself is declining. But men, women, and children won't let themselves be pushed around that easily. They organized and created a movement named "The Silent Words". Through sign language and silence, they'll lead a rebellion.

The objects of our everyday life are becoming poetry, they transform and make you dream. The Mirror shares his reflections, the Pencil looks well, the Tires are flexing, the Bags have a good heart and the Scisors don't cut off people. And, Parasol and Umbrella are covering Heaven's corners...

This lovely book humorously invites us to the great pleasure of tasting words, the pleasure of meaning, even double meanings, as well as the pleasure of sound. Because we all sometimes hear both what is said and what at first doesn't seem to be said, but we perceive it nonetheless, which is indeed present as long as we lend an ear and a heart. It is a play of wit, but it is similarly the innocence of childhood, the re/discovery of language, with its multiple pathways uniting words and reviving all syllables.