In the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, the ponies are bored. It has snowed. The park is almost deserted. Finally, a little girl arrives... A mischievous pony and a curious little girl set off to discover Paris and its treasures.

Max is a little boy like no other: he is an ogre who lives in Paris. When summer arrives and the capital is empty of its inhabitants, he can finally give free rein to his every whim! He likes to build gigantic sand castles in the Tuileries gardens, the ring road becomes a giant circuit for his remote-controlled cars, in short his imagination has no limits!

Marie de Paris is a French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and introduces us to her little world in a playful and original way: her house, her family, her friends, her school, the boat-flies, Montmartre, the garden of Luxembourg...

This book is also available in French: Marie de Paris.

Marie de Paris is a little French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bateaux-mouches, Montmartre, the Luxembourg Gardens...

This book is also available in English: Marie from Paris.

This morning, Mistigri, Lola's cat, ran away. And Mistigri is not the kind of cat to linger in the neighbourhood! He likes to travel ! So Lola sets out to find him. A real game of hide-and-seek in Paris, discovering the neighbourhoods and the shopkeepers. Not forgetting the Parisian monuments to admire on the way...

Paloma and her parents left Spain because of the war. However, in Paris too, people talk about the dictator Franco, especially since he bombed the town of Guernica. During the May 1st demonstration, Paloma finds a wounded dove. She nurses it, feeds it, and her father builds it a cage. The bird, nestled in her shoulder, accompanies her everywhere. During one of her walks in the streets of Paris with her dove, Paloma exchanges a few words with a man who marks her mind. Later, when she sees the painting of Guernica during her visit to the World's Fair, she realizes that it is Pablo Picasso.This book has been selected for the Prix Michel Tournier 2020 and for the Prix jeunesse Alé of the LEC Festival 2020 (Littératures européennes de Cognac).

In the fourth and final part of this saga, our hero is locked up in a detention center, like a real criminal. In this prison that does not say its name, Moussa escapes by thinking. The days are long in the C.R.A. and he misses Chloé... This is the last volume of what will remain an exemplary illustrated album on immigration and clandestinity imposed by the dogma of borders which are also borders between rich and poor, between the aspiration to freedom of life and the reality of the mental enclosures where humanity is withering. Read Youth

After the excitement of the first few hours, the young man finds it difficult to hide his disappointment when he confronts his dream with reality and realizes that his cousins are living in misery. Paris the beautiful, Paris the grey, Paris the dangerous...Will our hero, without papers, manage to escape the perils of the capital? This album was part of the Lire et Faire lire 2017 selection.

In volume 1, Moussa decided to leave Africa for "Paris-Paradise", despite the reluctance of Saka-Mama, his mother.Like so many others before him, the young African must reach the coast, pay his boarding on a pirogue, survive this dangerous clandestine crossing, escape the nets set by the police... In the end, it is the richness of human encounters that will allow this hopeful young man to reach the coveted capital.This album was part of the 1, 2, 3 albums selection of Livralire 2014.

The nocturnal adventures of a disobedient little cat. It's nighttime and Misty, a kitten who is told to stay home quietly while his mistress is out, cannot resist the temptation to disobey. Despite Ariadne's attempt to warn him off, he sets off on an adventure to explore the city. From disappointment to fright, he will be less clever when it comes to finding his way back, and will then be happy to find Ariane and her thread...

From Paris to Cotonou, I saw a lot of people and landscapes. You don't often think about it, but buses too, sometimes have a funny life! Because even if I'm a bit worn out, there's always someone who's happy to use me.This album was selected for the Chronos Prize, 2011.

This morning, Lola’s cat has gone away… This is the start of a wonderful visit in search of Mistigri as the little Parisian girl sets out to find her beloved cat through the streets of Paris. While Lola asks neighbours and shop-keepers about her cat, children will discover varied and picturesque Paris spots, looking at beautiful monuments as they follow Lola’s progress. And on each illustration, Mistigri hides so let’s try and find him!

This book is also available in French: Où est mon chat ?.

Revisiting the "City of Light" from a new angle, at once poetic, tender, funny, and a little extravagant: this is what this album invites us to do. Endearing and unusual characters take us by the hand and lead us into a Paris where it is good to take one's time, to stroll, to contemplate, and perhaps to love each other... An original way to discover or rediscover the Capital, its emblematic places, its gardens, its cafés, its passages, its curious inhabitants. A delightful walk, carried by the elegance of the drawings and the unexpected twists of a very pretty sentimental story...

Up there, tickling the clouds, the rooster of Notre-Dame towered over all of Paris. What a view! It's dishevelled in high winds, but he liked it! One is either born a weathervane, or one is not. One evening in April however, everything changed... a fire attacked the cathedral. Was he going to end up as a rooster on a spit?

Let's fly over Paris with a little mouse... Through many letters, from the top of her hot air balloon, she tells her friends about the main places of the City of Light.

For Marion, having an older brother is a real pain in the ass, especially when he steals her diary to reveal her secrets to everyone, especially to the handsome Félix... A novel for ages 10 and up.

Great news, Marion is leaving with all her class for a trip to New-York. But when your name is Marion Girardon, travelling is not easy! Whether in New York, Paris, skiing or at the local garage sale, Marion never misses an opportunity to make us laugh!

A cat in love investigates the Montmartre hillside to find his Juliet. The day breaks over Paris, the cats have been walking all night and are coming home to sleep. Misty, the hero of " Chat chez Paris ", is worried: his friend the cat Juliette has disappeared. He decides to investigate. From rooftop to rooftop, he climbs the Butte-Montmartre, explores its nooks and crannies, meets strange people and finally discovers why and where Juliette has disappeared...

But what do cats do at night in Paris? To find out, let's follow Misty the cat as she introduces us to her friends, and reveals what is hidden behind the facade of a Parisian building, day and night...

White-Head is a townie pigeon, sociable and open who lives in Paris with all his peers. White-Head is happy but feels like something is missing in his life. He inexplicably feels drawn to humans, even though his community warned him. Then, he meets Anouck, a little girl who seems very lonely... Will White-Head succeed in becoming her friend?

This little brick chimney is near the Western pillar. She knows the tower inside out and tells her story depending on the point of view. First, she's very jealous of her success. This "cheap asparagus" is annoying her, looking down on everyone! The little chimney tells us about the construction, Gustave Eiffel, the Universal Exhibition of 1899, and the different "dresses" of the tower. Finally, she'll become her "gigantic friend".