The little fox takes the tiger to meet a deer and her fawn, three baby pandas then four agile monkeys. Behind the fox who's walking confidently, the animals notice the big tiger... They all run off immediately.

We all have the image of the cunning and cunning fox, who deceives his world. Master Raven discovers this to his cost in one of Jean de La Fontaine's most famous fables.

Odette is a delicious little chick. She likes sewing and gossiping, so she sews and gossips.

Hidden in a flowery thicket, a little rascal is spying on her. The fox would like to bite into her. So he's watching her. He watches the pudgy young hen and waits for the appropriate moment to catch her...

When Noah wants to go for a ride in a boat, he meets a bunch of animals who want to accompany him. Once on the water, a storm breaks out... Will Noah manage to reach his lover?

Inspired freely by Saint-Exupéry, this story relates a meeting between man and animal. Antoine the aviator bursts into the wild world of the fox during an accident in the forest. Thanks to the man's patience and his respect for the animal, a bond is established. And even if, without meaning to, Antoine takes the fox in his flying machine to discover the world of men, there will be no problem. Why? Because there is trust. Because there is trust. In spite of the violent climate that hangs over life on the airfield (Antoine is a war pilot), the animal does not give up his dreams, and when his friend does not return from his last flight, he does not lose hope of finding him. Anna Forlati's illustrations bring to Luca Tortolini's text the harmony of line and colour to depict a world where all that is missing is the strength of the heart, that is to say courage and confidence, to make it a true paradise.

The thief Philémon Croquenot goes to the beach. He wants to add a new pair of shoes to his collection: sun-colored flowery gougouns.The hunt is not good until he sees, close to his neighbor Huguette, the much desired gougouns. After a calculated manoeuvre, he succeeds in his theft... but often, such is taken who thought he was taking!

In the Fox family, we ask for the youngest, the little one : Minimichel. He is tiny... and takes advantage of it to hide everywhere. His parents, his brother and his sister spend their time looking for him everywhere. In the house, outside and in places more improbable than the others. But where has Minimichel gone?

Mia lives on a farm surrounded by goats, chickens and rabbits. One day, she falls in love with a small wild animal, a fox. With her friend Lilou, she follows it to its lair in the forest, and discovers, amazed, three little balls of red hair. This book has been selected for the Prix des Embouquineurs, category CE2, 2020-2021.

Rabbit, fox, here is a very ordinary duo. However, a neighbour discovered by chance will make certainties waver and question appearances. The burrow remains to be dug...

Does Mr. Fox have the right to hunt in this mysterious place where normally only books are eaten? Mouse will soon teach him the rules of the Pipiliothèque...

A famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine, written in 1668. On March 31, 1668, Jean de La Fontaine published his first book: "Les Fables Choisies".

La... la la... la... la... Fox is in the park. Everything is fine until the ca... caca... catastrophe!

On a farm, a fox causes panic. Fortunately there is Gertrude!

What is this song that Grandma sings and her grandson Lazlo doesn't understand the words? He feels that it is a sad song... So Grandma tells him about her great adventure: how she left her country and crossed the sea!

Graham is a dreamy and slightly cowardly fox. He lives in the country and grows pumpkins. One day, his mother asks him to go and get the bread from the local bakery. But as nothing is ever simple, the local baker is out of bread! What starts out as a simple errand turns into an epic, larger-than-life adventure when Graham tries to get bread from the baker in the next village.This book has been shortlisted for the 2020 Danielle Grondien Award.

Sable often looked around. Feverishly. His sharp eye saw the little details of life. Her muzzle quivered. She would sniff, stick out her tongue to taste the air and then shake her head in disgust. Here, I did not yet know that Sable was worried about the World. I had never seen so much anger in her eyes before. She was sure of it... We had never known the whole air that the older ones told us. The air from before we were born.

Ember, Fire and their daughter Flame live peacefully in the forest. All three share a burning secret: during the nightly ritual of the dance of the flames, they dress the night with sparks, lightning and will-o'-the-wisps... But, beware, such a spectacle must not be seen by the inhabitants of the village who fear fire. One day, Flamme helps a little girl injured in the forest. Will the chance of this warm encounter be enough to break the ice between the two groups?

It is autumn in the forest. We follow Renard all day long in his activities and especially his encounters: snail, hedgehog, fawn, wild boar, etc.

Le loup, le lion et le renard vont ensemble à la chasse. Chacun court, chacun attaque, chacun attrape. Mais chacun aura-t-il sa part ?

Un conte où l’on découvre que le meilleur partage n’est pas toujours celui qu’on croit.

Prenez une fable fameuse, Le Renard et la Cigogne, de Jean de la Fontaine, illustre poète et fabuliste français. Ajoutez une belle cuillerée d'adaptation par Dana Monceau, agrémentée de la traduction anglaise de Danielle Brown. Saupoudrez d'une bonne dose de virtuosité graphique, sous la forme de superbes planches concoctées par Nadia Léonard. Mélangez avec quelques activités ludiques sur le thème des émotions. Servez à tout public, jeunes et moins jeunes, sans modération aucune !

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My lords and ladies, I will now tell you of the astonishing adventures that befell the wolf Renart long ago. You will learn how the wolf, who knew many tricks, committed so many pranks and petty crimes that he almost drove his fellow wolf, Ysengrin, crazy, as well as all those who crossed his path. In this third story, you will learn how Renart tricked the poor, hungry and gullible Ysengrin...

My lords and ladies, I will now tell you of the astonishing adventures that befell the mad Renart long ago. You will learn how the wolf, who knew many tricks, committed so many pranks and larcenies that he almost drove his companion, the wolf Ysengrin, crazy, but also all those who crossed his path. Listen in this second story, how Renart played a bad trick on his uncle Ysengrin, to get himself out of an unfortunate situation...

Chicken Little tells the story of a little chicken who receives an acorn on the head. Frightened, he starts to run screaming that the sky is falling apart. He panics and all his friends run away too! Then they come across a real danger...