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.

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

Jules loves candy. It's Monday, in five days it's her birthday. Jules will be five years old. Caro, his big sister, has bought him a present: a pretty box of sweets, an assortment of five coloured fruit jellies. She hid it in the drawer of the old sideboard... but Jules saw her do it. Saturday is far away, the temptation is too great. Every day, Jules eats a treat and replaces it with a clay mould... This kamishibaï, intended for kindergarten children, aims to help them understand the days of the week, how a set of five, 4 + 1, 3 + 2, 2 + 3... and the notion of zero (0 + 5) is composed.

Every day, Antoine asks his son what he did at school. But the child's answers are more and more surprising: the class mascot is bigger than the teacher, he even broke the school roof. An album about trust.

Tu te souviens des Grrr ? Ces personnages qui ronchonnent tout le temps ?

Cette année, après avoir beaucoup râlé, ils sont très fatigués. Alors ils partent en vacances ! Et tu imagines bien que cela ne va pas être de tout repos. Entre le voyage, la nuit en tente et les activités, les Grrr ne vont pas se gêner pour se plaindre. Mais heureusement, quand on vit des aventures imprévues, on en oublie souvent de rouspéter.

Il s’agit d’un album jeunesse très drôle qui vous fera voir la vie du bon côté et profiter des plaisirs simples qu’elle vous offre. La Mare aux mots

Tomorrow if the weather is clear,

the wolf will find Mine the mouse,

under the only tree on the deserted plateau.

When the sun and the earth touch,

at exactly the red hour.

The nursery rhyme "What time is it?" for toddlers.

A nursery rhyme with a classic structure to observe the slightly atypical world behind the house, to learn the days of the week or simply to dream along with the delicate illustrations of the young Korean Hyuna Shin.

Help little ones be patient until Christmas with this storytelling twist on the timeless Advent tradition. Each day, starting December 1st and counting down to Christmas Eve, children can read a story that recounts how Santa and Mrs. Claus, the elves and the reindeer get ready for the big night ahead.

"What is time? How does time work? And, does it have a tummy, the time?" With a clock between her hands, a child questions herself on time and wants to understand its machinery, its mysteries, and its repercussions on life. Thanks to her family, she understands that time is a whole that everyone is part of. Time is before, and after, but most of all, it's now.

The child, from birth to adult age, alone in a world of billions. A book built like a life path, full of memories and making a cycle.

Ever since she was little, Alice has liked to collect things. Feathers, leaves, wood pieces... But what she prefers, it's her seed collection! One day, while she's planting them to watch them grow, she hears a funny whisper... the whisper of the forest! Alice wants to help, so she convinces her schoolmates to go on a crazy adventure: grow an urban forest in the schoolyard!

Through the pages, the months, and the years, we see Alice's forest growing, welcoming new inhabitants... and the whisper of the forest is slowly spreading.

One morning, when going to school, Arthur is drawing a little mist-man on the car's window. This little man, who doesn't want to disappear, slides down the open window and joins the child in his class. Daphné, when seeing him, draws him too, he'll become a chalk-man, a sand-man, a paper-man, and finally a snowman. He knows that he'll end up melting but who knows? Maybe he'll become a modeling clay-man?

Through a cumulative tale, this tender text, full of hope, tells us a sweet solidarity chain for this little man.