Gaston the sheep doesn't believe in the Big Bad Wolf. Hasn't he heard of the terrible stories people told him? No, he knows them very well but he doesn't believe them. After all, dragons don't exist and yet, dragon stories are told. It's decided, Gaston will leave in the woods to see if the wolf is or isn't there.

A famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine, written in 1668. On March 31, 1668, Jean de La Fontaine published his first book: "Les Fables Choisies".

A sheep's admirably positive reflection on its destiny in the heart of the harsh food chain.

On the farm there are animals. What do they eat? What do they produce?

Since the beginning of time, this wolf ate all the sheep. All but one. A clever little one. This wolf has always frightened all the children. All except one. A little brown boy who stuck out his tongue. This wolf has always damaged all the flowers. All except one who taunted him every morning. Where we learn that the big, proud, ferocious wolves need a little one who won't submit.

Mout' is a sheep. That's good, because Mout' loves wool. 

And this year, the mowing will be without him!

It's not always easy to be yourself. Our little sheep will discover this at the risk of being left out. Fortunately, you can be different and find your place...

Stephan Valentin, a doctorate in psychology, uses this touching book to bring awareness for tolerance and acceptation. To read together with a child, or at school!

While all his friends spend their days grazing, Leonard always has his eyes fixed on the sky. He has only one dream: to fly and travel the world. But how to do this when you are a sheep destined to end up knitted? The solution appears to him when he discovers a cloud of hot air balloons flying over the meadow. He decides to do everything he can to get into one of these big flying balloons and explore the world.This album was a finalist for the Prix Peuplier 2020 and shortlisted for the Prix des Incorruptibles 2019.

In Moot moot, sheep of different colors play leapfrog.

1 lapin, 2 éléphants, 3 canards… Mais jusqu’où ira-t-on ?

Fadie, an eight-year-old girl from Burkina Faso, lives in a village that is preparing for the religious festival of Tabaski, a great annual celebration. The celebration would be incomplete without the purchase of a sheep. Fadie accompanies his uncle Moulaye to choose a beautiful animal, sparkling with cleanliness. In the bustle of the village, the sheep escapes and runs through the community, causing some damage.

Noémie cannot sleep. She's counting sheep, yes, she's counting on them to fall asleep. Only, this night, one of them is missing. Then follows a mad research through the girl's room where each corner is inspected by the joyous band who will do everything to find their friend and get Noémie to sleep.