Titou doesn't like napping, but not at all. So much so that at the slightest noise... Titou gets up and goes to fight the monsters. Because, as everyone knows, houses are full of them!

One evening, the child, the cat, the dog, the bird and the frog stopped talking. Then the sun got angry and went down. It was dark and cold, a nightmare, so the parents surrounded the child, "It's all right, it's a bad dream, tomorrow the sun will shine in all its splendour". Inspired by a Balkan tale, a poetic text, a rhythm that repeats like a ritornello to address bad dreams in a reassuring way.This album is part of the Litteralouest 2020-2021 selection.

Like all nightmares, Charles-Édouard and his parents are not afraid of anything... except kisses. Every night, before the little nightmare sneaks into a child's sleep, his dad warns him: - You scare him until he calls his mommy. And as soon as she arrives to give him a kiss, you run away! But one night, Charles-Édouard decides to stay for the kiss...This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 2-3 years.

Every evening, when night comes, the moon puts on her coat of light. Plunged in the darkness, she listens, she waits. Then, one by one, the moon turns off all the lights of the city... Then comes the hour of sleep, of dreams and nightmares, but the moon watches. Sleep, good people!

Tac. Tac. Tac. There is a noise behind the wall.Faustine and her Papouch go hunting for the strange creature that haunts the night.But what is this strange monster that invites itself in the house?

Mimi cracra was born in 1975. From the pencil of Agnès Rosenstiehl for the magazine "Pomme d'api", this little girl with pink cheeks and brown hair, who is easy to identify with, takes us with humour into her daily adventures.

Despite the laws that say you have to love the king, the tyrant Crowfoot doesn't feel loved by his subjects. So he invents nightmare pillows that make their days better than their nights. But Antoine, the schoolmaster, and his pupils try to foil the plot.

Marilou is afraid at night, afraid of the dark, afraid of everything... One morning, however, a question comes to her about the mountain she sees from her bedroom window. The child, curious, asks those around her: "What's behind the mountain? But this question terrifies the adults, who refuse to answer it...

Noura loves watermelon a little, a lot, passionately, madly. She is so fond of it that she dreams about it at night. A dream full of realism will make her understand the importance of varying her diet. A tasty and educational story about eating habits!

Le soir, quand le soleil se couche, j’enfile mon costume de marin et je monte sur mon bateau. L’équipage m’attend. Une histoire qui associe le moment du coucher et de la nuit à une traversée en bateau, avec l’aide de l’équipage, le calme avant la tempête… Embarquez dans l’aventure.

A power outage, in the middle of evening reading, while mom and dad are away...Ahhh! Is it the darkness that attacks? At least that's what Raoul thinks. Luckily for him, his big sister is there and will take the reins of the evening. Throughout this story, which has the look of a comic strip, the young boy learns to tame his fear of the dark and even to love this darkness, which allows for all kinds of new games.

It's night and you can't fall asleep. You watch for the light in the hallway. You hear your parents talking and laughing. But suddenly, CLACK, everything goes out and your parents go to bed... And then, in the dark, you hear very strange noises... When the night is really dark, it scares the hell out of you!

For the very first time, Lapingouin is going to sleep at a copainguin's house. But will he manage to get some sleep at Tortuchon's?

Sometimes at night, in the dark, you can hear little noises, like little paws, and little sounds, like little yawns. This is definitely the little monster of the dark. This story tells of a child's encounter with this strange little visitor.

Art and Nightmares, Bob the Butcher, The Path of the Dead, Cursed Reading...

10 spine-chilling stories, perfect for HALLOWEEN!

Author Céline Gourjault and illustrator Gemma Palacio skillfully blend the extraordinary with the ordinary, weaving suspense and fear into everyday settings and events.

The characters in these stories are the same age as the readers, allowing them to identify with the protagonists... and shiver along with them!