1925, Joséphine arrives in France. It's the beginning of an incredible adventure.

In a joyous and energetic turbulence, the little girl from the poor neighborhoods of Saint-Louis in Missouri will become an immense star but also an engaged woman, ready to fight to defend her values.

Sipho loves rugby! He is mocked by his brothers and neighbours in the township of Soweto. Rugby is a white man's sport and everyone supports the Bafana Bafana football team. But this year, South Africa is hosting the Rugby World Cup and the Springboks have Chester Wiliams, a black rugby player who is going to unleash the passions.With the help of short texts and large colourful illustrations, this album simply recounts this important event in history. With short texts and large colourful illustrations, this book simply recounts this important event in history. At the end, a few explanatory pages tell the reader more about apartheid, the life of Nelson Mandela and the inequalities that still exist in this country. Le P'tit Libé

My father decided that we would move to Montgomery to live with my grandmother. Blacks aren't treated any better there, but I would be safer. Besides, my grandmother makes the best red bean casserole in the neighborhood! We often took the bus across town. The blacks sat in the back, the whites sat in the front. One day, before Christmas, a lady refused to give up her seat to a white man. She dared to say no to him. This was the beginning of a great protest.This album was the winner of the Fleur de sel Prize at the Nau Belles Rencontres 2016.

Yehunda was born in a cotton field and lives under the sun, her eyes glowing with light. Yehunda has a secret that she only finds at nightfall. Her secret has blond hair and skin as light as hers is dark. Together they build their dreams, lightening themselves from the crushing weight of the discipline imposed by the masters. But one day, perhaps they will be free to realize their dreams. This album won the 2016 Confidentiels de Combourg youth award.

When I was little, at school, if they wanted to make me cry, they called me a "nigger". So there was no shortage of that, I would burst into tears... It is this story, the true story of her real life, that Jo Hoestlandt loves to hear her mother tell.

Aliou, you're black, it's serious... Marcus is attacking Aliou but at the school of the Republic, every student has the right to Freedom, Equality and Fraternity. Easy to say but at school there is Marcus and his gang...

In a village, the travellers are accused and pointed at... thieves ? Wizards?

Un jour d’avril, Ezima débarque dans la vie de Sybille et chamboule son quotidien avec sa voix aux accents chantants. Accents qui, à l’école, ne plaisent pas à tout le monde… Face au regard des autres, Sybille doit alors faire un choix : défendre sa nouvelle amie, ou l’ignorer pour ne pas être exclue du groupe. Quand elle trouve enfin le courage d’assumer cette amitié, elle doit supporter les moqueries et harcèlements de ses anciens camarades. C’est finalement Ezima, grâce à sa ténacité, son audace, et le jeu des trois sauts, qui aidera Sybille à franchir le mur dressé contre elles deux, et saura se créer une place dans le cœur de tous...

"L'amitié est toujours la plus forte et l'on sort grandi avec cette lecture ! Harcèlement, racisme, préjugé sont les fils conducteurs de cet intéressant récit." Libbylit