In the wonderful land of monsters, Boubouh is born, a little monster like no other. With parents who are champions of the Worst Streumon, the cup of the most terrifying monsters, he is predestined to follow in their footsteps. But Boubouh is horrified by children and has many other dreams in mind... Grandpa Glups, an old retired teddy bear, will help him overcome his fear by training him to tame children through cat-tossing, burping contests and many other joyful and instructive activities...

When I was a child, the five mysterious pockets that adorned my mother's skirts occupied all my thoughts. As an adult, I received the five pockets as an inheritance, but would the letter that accompanied them help me discover their secrets? This album was part of the 1, 2, 3 albums selection of Livralire 2013.

Their names are Madelyn, Agostina, David or Mademba... They come from the four corners of the world and, like each of us, they have a dream, a secret of their own, an unacknowledged fear... Over the pages, they reveal themselves and offer us a part of their intimacy.This album was part of the selection 1,2,3 albums of Livralire 2020 and was Coup de coeur of the Salon d'essayage of Saint-Paul-les-Trois-Châteaux 2020.

The hours pass in the secret garden. The animals that inhabit it go about their business quietly. A mysterious secret, however, lurks...

He stays there, on his little bench, talking to the birds, the trees and the clouds. And sometimes to the garbage cans. I decided to call him Marcello. Who knows why. The two of us play with words. We invent our own language. Marcello is my secret. A secret that laughs all the time! This album was part of the Lire et Faire lire 2015 selection.

Simon and Naslat secretly love each other. In this double-reading book, their intimate thoughts are echoed: on the one hand, Simon, the tender, discreet one, dreams of being a bird to get closer to Naslat; on the other, playful and patient, Naslat echoes her emotions. A text and illustrations of remarkable grace and poetic power.

In paper format, this book is a double-sided album. Discover this story from the point of view of Naslat.

Germaine lives alone at home, with her birds for company. On his way home from school, Gaspard stops by her house. A bond develops between the old woman and the child.

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...

I have a friend. I thought she had changed, but she wouldn't tell me her secret.

In paper format, this book is a double-sided album. Discover this story from the point of view of "Mon ami".

Laura confided a secret to Paul, and he promised not to say anything. Not even to his friend Emile, who would like to know the reason for these low masses. But this secret is particular since... it is a secret within a secret! Laura confessed to him that she was in love, but with whom? A little ball of paper thrown during class might give her the answer...

Louve wakes up one morning with the feeling that it is time for her to grow up. She goes alone into the forest and, there, surrounded by the nature she knows by heart, she thinks. Who is she really, who does she want to become? The thread of her thoughts unwinds, she thinks of her family and her father who is no longer there, of all the things she would like to tell them. At the foot of her favorite tree, she writes three letters in which she leaves everything that could prevent her from moving forward...

Today is Sunday and the weather is fine. The whole family is having lunch on the terrace in a good mood. Well, almost... Penelope, my little sister, is constantly trying to get Mum and Dad's attention. Marcel, my older brother, keeps getting out of the table. And on my plate, there are horrible tomatoes! What other surprises can happen at dessert?

For Marion, having an older brother is a real pain in the ass, especially when he steals her diary to reveal her secrets to everyone, especially to the handsome Félix... A novel for ages 10 and up.

The verticality of the book's format announces both the setting and the central theme of the story it tells: the height of the facades and the depth of the streets deepen the gulf that separates people in the urban world. In such a context, only the wings of the soul and the imagination can ward off solitude. From one window to the other, in a confrontation accentuated by the emptiness of the street, a girl and a boy exchange their thoughts and desires through the flight of sparrows that come and go from one building to the other. Their common space is thus an imaginary kingdom that tries to build itself over the obstacles of reality. Their glances recompose a harmony of colours that the greyness of the city cannot destroy.

The story is told by Célestine, a little girl. She remembers that once upon a time, in a mountain meadow, near her cottage, lived a big and beautiful flower, Sunflower. She spent her days, from morning to night, facing the sun. She drank in the rays of light and so became so big and bright. The other little meadow flowers, Daisy, Poppy, Colchicum, Violet and many others wondered what Sunflower's secret was. But one morning, a catastrophe occurred: the sun decided not to rise, because it was too tired and sleepy. Without sun, without light, Sunflower was condemned to wither and die. Fortunately, in the heart of the cold and desolate night, the bright moon will appear and come to the flower's rescue. But Sunflower will have to turn to the star and so she will become, that night... Sunflower !

A children's novel about family secrets.

Everyone calls her Pleurnichou. Her mother, her brother, her schoolmaster... Because she cries all the time, to the point of causing floods. She cries because nobody loves her, she cries because she is alone...

One day, she finds a book: One day, she finds a book: The Witch's Apprentice, which reveals many secrets and teaches her more than one magic trick. Little by little, she transforms her daily life, makes her sorrows disappear and learns to protect herself. These magic formulas will also help her to discover why her father is not here...

For Easter, Lapingouin and his class visit the Chocochef's cockroach factory. They are finally going to discover how choco-eggs are made. But will the Chocochef reveal all his secrets to them?

A couple of owls who live in perfect harmony are asked by the barnyard, which is constantly bickering, to reveal the secret of their happiness. A magnificent album from 1963, by the famous Swiss artist Celestino Piatti.

The daily life of a building is animated by the presence of a cat attentive to the presence of the inhabitants: passing by the steepest paths, she visits each one, and especially a child, on the top floor, with whom she shares long moments of play before returning to her master.

A child, during the day, falls in love. What an event, what an adventure. But also, what a secret. He feels it so deeply in his heart and body that he wants to keep it for himself, despite the looks and questions. What they both want, they agree, is the silence.

Marc doesn’t understand English. Fortunately, for his girlfriend Beth, it’s finger in the nose!

Speak English, pfff! What’s the point? Marc is not as good as Beth the Bilingual, and he doesn’t care. But his father insisted that he make progress in the language of Shakespeare. So Marc takes his PDS (Pro-du- Sérieux) air and works... the resourcefulness. Will he manage to unravel his tangles?

Bonus: The show of the century. A second story co-written by Fanny Joly and Victor Berbesson.

A child, at night, hears what he shouldn't have heard, guesses what he doesn't know. What parent hasn't feared it, hasn't lived it. A love story.