"He felt as if he were being propelled through the air by a strange force. He opened his eyes and looked around haggardly."

Theseus was silent. They thought he was dumb, stupid, crazy or even worse, a stranger! So, out of fear and as a precaution, he was chased away. Always forced into exile, he finally landed one day in Crete. The little people were in full effervescence. It was the big day, according to tradition, each year a young man was chosen to go and confront the frightening half-man half-bull creature: the Minotaur... Beautiful illustrations and suspense to revisit with humour the astonishing myth of Theseus and the Minotaur.

"Inhaling deeply to regain his voice, Orpheus gently plucks the strings of his instrument and whispers a song with a lullaby-like rhythm. As soon as the notes reach his ears, Cerberus flattens his large body, his snake-like tail curling in on itself and his three snouts resting on his legs. "

Heureux qui comme Ulysse, ou le premier voyage, transports you to the heart of the ancient Mediterranean and its legends... It tells the story of the long journey of a young cat from an island in ancient Greece, Ulysses, who, in spite of himself, embarks on a fisherman's ship that gets lost at sea after a terrible storm. Ulysses and the sailors will have to search for the way back for nearly 5 years, marked out by trials, discoveries and adventures that will lead them to the legendary kingdom of Sebes.

Ten stories full of fantastical characters to feed the readers' imagination. Giant, vampire, fairy, witch, elf, ghost, troll, werewolf... This book gathers 10 stories of legendary creatures from mythology, but also opera, theatre, and classics.

Two giants walk each on the side of the world, spinning on the rhythm of their steps. They walk tirelessly to each his destiny, his personality. They never see each other. When one is here, the other is there. Everyone knows it. It's always been like that. But, what would happen if one of them decided to turn around?

Lost in the storm, Magnus, a young Norwegian, is taken by a strange and troubling old man.

A dreamy trip to the Vikings and Lapp's land.

Read also:

The second book of the series: Magnus, le dernier chaman. The third book of the series: Magnus, les peuples invisibles

A marvelous legend from the North, told by Laurent Peyronnet and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Romeo.

Winter has arrived in Laponia. Under the snow, Aslak discovers her friend who succumbed to the cold. Only the Stallo, an impressive character of the Scandinavian taiga, can bring her back to life. Guided by the forest animals, Aslak goes on an adventure... At the end of the road, an incredible discovery awaits her.

Through Aslak's adventure, this story tells the true Sami legend of northern lights.

How rice farming became long and tedious because of the laziness of a young boy ...

A very long time ago, in Vietnam, the Emperor of Jade created rice to feed Men. The beans were so big and nutritious that a single one was sufficient to make a whole meal. They led themselves to the doors of houses where people were waiting quietly. Until one day a young man braved the only condition given by the Emperor in exchange for this gift… 

Nita loved as much as he hated his sister, his heart filled with confused feelings. His grandfather then told him the story of the two wolves that fight within each of us. Each one needs the other, it is the balance that makes the strength of life.

The sky has fallen on Magnus's head! His father sells Elveseter's inn and takes him from his land, his mother, and all his invisible friends (elves, trolls...)

But, Elveseter will follow him to Oslo for the best and the worst. Magnus and his new ally Edda will become heroes unintentionally in a colossal battle involving Gods, humans, and invisible people. Their fate will rely on ours.

Read also :

The first book of the series: Magnus, une histoire à tuer le temps

The second book of the series: Magnus, le dernier chaman.