It's the day of the medical examination at school. Ilma is afraid of injections and decides to hide. The whole class goes looking for her. But Ilma gets hurt and the visit becomes unavoidable for her.

The text is in French and English.

Caillou leaves the family circle and learns to socialize.

"Have you ever seen a huge turnip? This one was as huge as a hippopotamus' bottom.

— What a delicious soup we're gonna make! says the happy owner.

But when he wanted to pull it out, the turnip did not give in. The gardener went to get his wife to help him pull..."

Mrs. Plic doesn't like the rain. In fact, she hates the rain! Every time it rains, water leaks onto her floor and floods her living room. And that day, the water overflows into her neighbour's house, Mr. Ploc, who is not very happy!

Little m is mom's secret for Jules to never feel lonely!

The m of mom is an imaginary friend who follows Jules all along his first school day; m is the link to play with new friends, the model to write words we love on the blackboard...

A beautiful story which shows that a small insignificant thing can sometimes change the course of a life. Mr. Banal led a peaceful and uneventful life. But sometimes it only takes one little thing to make everything change. One morning, Mr. Banal did an incredible thing... He bent down, picked up a little thingy and put it in his pocket. It was a very small thing, but it became more and more important in Monsieur Banal's life...

Sam can't stand sharing his room with his brother: he prevents him from sleeping and takes his things without even asking for his consent.After seeing Donald Trump talking about his project of a wall at the borders of the United States and Mexico, on the TV news, Sam realizes that the best way to solve his problem is to be inspired by the American president and to build a wall right in the middle of his room in order to keep his brother away.But while this seems like the ideal solution, those around him don't seem to think so... Sam then starts writing a series of letters to Donald Trump in which he shares his plans and thoughts with him and asks for some advice.

Driiiing! My alarm clock goes off. Ah, no!!! Please, I'm sleepy. I want to sleep again! I hit him. He shuts up. I roll over in my bed and continue to sleep.

This new track by the Delaunois/Beha duo is about wealth. This wealth so obvious in a country like ours that we don't even appreciate it anymore. It allows us to live in peace, to make choices, to share our opinions, our joys and our sorrows. Without being moralistic, this album is an excellent starting point for a discussion on the true value of things.

Finally, a book that should help all parents who struggle with their children brushing their teeth! So we start with the toothbrush:

"If I stopped brushing my teeth, I wouldn't wear out my toothbrush anymore."...the brush hairs would start to grow, they would have to be mowed, and as a result, sweaters could be made with them. But with such a toothbrush sweater, everyone would want the same one.

Everybody would look the same, and then I could be taken for the President of the Republic etc...

Lilou loves to snuggle up to her mummy and her big round belly. But for the last few days, her parents have been very sad. Is it because they have realised that Lilou doesn't want to lend her toys to the little brother who is about to arrive? Her grandmother, Nanou, tells her a true story. A story that cannot be changed. The little brother who was in his mother's belly is dead. The text of this book, accompanied by superb illustrations that give it an incomparable evocative force, describes in a masterly way the distress of this little girl. It should help many families affected by this tragedy to find the words to soothe and comfort in the face of this ordeal so difficult to overcome ... Sensitive and poignant. À vos marques tapages, le coin des p'tits loups

Ten little sketches about the activities of a day and the little pleasures of childhood, the morning cuddle, fishing for frogs, the bath, the games in the square, the evening story...

When he's not at school, Charly loves to go shopping with Mom. What he likes most of all is to put what he wants in the shopping cart, and above all, without asking Mom's opinion, who is absorbed in her own list. It's at the checkout that all the accounts are settled.

The text is in French and English.

Hervé is a great dreamer... When he walks, he dreams that his shoes are two black cars racing on the sidewalk. When he sits on the grass, he dreams that he is sitting on the head of a giant with green hair. But grown-ups are always in a hurry and they wonder why Hervé spends his time dreaming!

The Big Bad Wolf is not well. His back, his paws, his muzzle, his teeth... How long has it been since he caught cute and tender little children?

Too long... But what is happening to him?

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.

Poems in Landscapes is a collection of poems for children written from engravings and engravings painted from poems. The poems evoke the sensation of bodies in nature, the engravings integrate the body as a natural element. Here, everything is playful, everything echoes the world of childhood and the particular attention paid to details in the world. The tiny and the gigantic rub shoulders, marvellous animals appear, mountains, trees, water, beasts and the human body merge.

These Poems to face the good weather and enjoy the bad are humorous considerations on the passing of time and the scansion of the seasons. The form responds to the content of the text: thus the word tunnel becomes graphic thanks to two enlarged -nn-. Bad weather is written in raindrops.

Zoé has just learned to read. That's when she realizes that her father, Cedric, doesn't know how. He can't read?! Is it really possible to be an adult and not be able to read? Yet, Cédric is a great daddy, he can do so many things!This album was part of the final selection of the Prix des Incorruptibles 2018, the selection of the Prix des Écoliers 2018 in Rillieux-la-Pape, the selection Livrentête 2018, first reading category, the selection of the Prix de la Médiathèque de Villeneuve-sur-Lot and the selection Lire et Faire lire 2018.

All the chairs on which I have sat, all the chairs that have counted, the chairs of my life... Based on this theme, Raphaële Frier recounts her first chair as high as the roof of the world, the waiting chair, the long chairs that obscure the short ones, the kitchen chair that stands next to flour and the smell of gravel, sad chairs like the one of the absent person, or wacky chairs like the flying chairs. And in turn, Clothilde Staës engraves with her beautiful heightened engravings, the chairs that have counted in her life.

Every morning, a very routine old man gets up, eats his breakfast and goes out to tend to his flowers. Accompanied by his little dog, Lucien, the old man, makes sure he never deviates from his routine. He hates new things. But one windy day, a gust of wind brings him a newspaper with his horoscope on it. He is told: "An unexpected event will break your routine. "A nightmare for a man who does not like surprises. A tender, funny, touching and surprising story about our little habits and how the unexpected can sometimes come from ourselves.This album has been shortlisted for the Applied Arts Photography & Illustration Awards, Editorial Illustration/Entire Book-Complete 2020 category.