A long time ago, night did not exist. The sky was a huge yellow picture from which the day never faded away... Sometimes, clouds, rain or snow came to shade the light, but that was not enough to make life less monotonous, less boring... One day, Naîm decided to take his courage in both hands as well as a ladder and his brushes, and to attack this invariably yellow sky...

"Am I my shadow? Does my shadow weigh the same as me? When I sleep, is it my shadow that dreams?" So many questions asked by a little boy who spends an ordinary day in the company of his shadow... this duo takes us on a poetic and philosophical walk.

Cane, but also skull cover, parachute, pole, fishing rod... an umbrella meets many needs. But to protect from the rain, that's another story...

The text is in French and in English.

To make the sea dance, a little boy imitates the sandman in his own way...

If the caiman has a lot of teeth, it is to teach the children to count until hundred. If the giraffe has a long neck, it's to teach children to count to a hundred... A little etiological rhyme for children.

As Christmas approaches, Émile is getting ready to decorate the tree that will adorn the living room for this long-awaited holiday. He plans to use beautiful red apples for the decoration, but he and his friends realize that it is impossible to find any in the village. Everyone uses their imagination and creativity, even asking for help from Father Augustine, a strange character. Christmas is just around the corner, how will these little rascals manage?

Paul has a serious question to ask his mother, how do you make cuddly toys? She tells him about the birth of cuddly toys, but Paul has to help her. He imagines who colours them, who gives them their shape and who brings them down from the sky. Now that he knows the secret of the cuddly toys, Paul falls asleep to have colourful dreams.

Who hasn't wondered why sardines are so neatly packed in their cans?

What is a book? It can be a river that always takes you to a different place; or a roar you had never heard. It's sometimes a refuge to flow through hard times. Or even an answer to questions you've never asked yourself.

With poetry, this book brings up the relationship between a book and its reader. It invites children to explore the fun potential by looking for all the details. It's a trip through creative universes that books bring to life. This book is also a look-and-find. On each illustration full of details, a little reader is hidden (sometimes a ghost or explorer), that we can have fun looking for.