In a world invaded by the sea, a little girl lives alone on a platform in the middle of a vast expanse of water. She writes down her dreams and thoughts on sheets of paper folded into bottles, which she throws into the ocean. One morning, she dives into the water and sets off on a wonderful journey. On a colourful island, she discovers a treasure map that takes her on a journey among the animals and landscapes of a forgotten world.An ecological fable about global warming with tender colours and subtle drawings, De rêves et d'eau is a hymn to our endangered nature. Moving from a monochrome universe to a luminous palette, this album invites reflection on the respect of the planet and life.

Two little squirrels made an extraordinary discovery: a giant hazelnut! Could it be magic? Grandpa tells them it's a chestnut and quickly hides it to eat it this winter. When the day comes, Grandpa has forgotten where he hid it. There follows a wonderful treasure hunt to find it again. All in vain.

The day should have started very simply. The shutters would have opened. We would have smelled the air from the balconies. We would have put on our skirts and underpants... prepared the chicory. We would have argued, or kissed. But on June 9, 1944, a countdown had started somewhere...

For the shepherds and peasants who engrave their memories in the arid mountain landscape where time seems to have stopped, life is only reborn when a ray of sunlight gives the stolen fruit the flavour of childhood. Through Jean Siccardi's poems, a landscape is drawn that is constantly threatened, a witness to a past that reappears under Joly Guth's stroke.

In his village in England, one day of a big jumble sale, Mr. Wilson decides to sell something quite particular: while his neighbours display in front of their door, along the street, all sorts of used objects they are trying to get rid of, he displays on his table, old souvenirs he has extracted from his head by pulling them out of his ear... And it works!

Halima surfs on quimangequoi.com and enters a time machine..;

Toujours souvent parfois is a meditative stroll that offers children a light and poetic approach to introspection, time and memories. The illustrations by Emmanuelle Halgand, of great finesse and intelligence, shed a gentle and original light on Simon Priem's light and profound text.

In Mariana's grandfather's suitcase, there are two things, trousers and shirts on the one hand, and a photo of himself as a sailor on the other. What kind of trip is it? Between this almost empty suitcase and the old man's overfull past, Mariana is going to interfere and transform the sad and flat world of the present into a "sea whirlwind". 1€ donated to the France Alzheimer association for each paper album sold. This album received the International Prize of the illustrated children's album of the city of Benicarló, Spain.

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!

Tomoko, petite fille sensible et curieuse, reçoit de sa tante une poupée Kokeshi en bois d'érable. Elle l’adore et en fait son amie pour chaque moment de sa vie. Mais un matin d’orage, elle la perd. Chacun la réconforte, lui assurant qu’une bonne âme quelque part prend sans doute soin de sa kokeshi. Des années plus tard, alors qu’elle passe devant une pâtisserie, Tomoko découvre stupéfaite son amie Kokeshi dans la vitrine. Elle entre dans la boutique pour en savoir plus…

Souvent, on soulève la couverture d'un album comme on ouvre une porte. Mais rarement, sur le seuil, une telle beauté saute au visage. Télérama

A woman recounts three important memories about her grandmother and her grandmother's mare. Memories filled with nostalgia, joy, wonder and hope. A story full of tender moments.This book was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award, Children's Illustration category, 2014.

August 1914. The world enters the war. Franck is proud to enlist, with his friend Mario. They will be back for Christmas, for sure! Let's go for the adventure. After training in England, it's the battlefields of northern France, the trenches, the offensive: in a word, hell!

One day when he is bored, a young boy notices a cumulus cloud floating alone in the sky. Touched by the cloud's situation, which is strangely similar to his own, the young loner starts a dialogue with the cumulus. Slowly, the boy confides about the separation of his parents, his loneliness, his school and life in general. A touching work that speaks of childhood, but which addresses all those who have ever been a child...This album has been shortlisted for the 2019 Danielle Grondein Prize.

This book, written and illustrated by Anne Villeneuve, is inspired by the life of Kees Vanderheyden, author of La guerre dans ma cour, published by Boréal, and tells the story of his youth under the German occupation. Sometimes funny, sometimes shocking, the book tells the story of this young boy's confrontation with the enemy, who becomes human, and then finally a friend. This book was a finalist for the 2009 Alvine-Bélisle and Boabab awards. It received the 2009 TD Award and the 2010 Marcel-Couture Award.

A pretty parable that mixes the life of a cherry tree with a mother's fight against illness.Usually, Clotilde and her mother liked to go for a walk, with the cat Pépère at their heels. They would climb to the top of the cherry tree to pick ripe fruit. But now, if Clotilde clutches her mother's breast a little too tightly, it hurts!

Celia has developed a strong bond with her great-grandmother, Mamine. When Mamine begins to lose her memory, the little girl discovers that you can forget even those you love. So one night she visits Mrs. Sognia who runs the souvenir shop. Will the parchment covered in writing that the shopkeeper unrolls help the old lady to find her past? This album received the 2012 Prix des Petites Pages at the 3rd Salon littéraire de Vaux-le-Pénil. It was also part of the Lire et Faire lire 2012 and "Je lis, j'élis" 2013 selection of the Haute-Vienne libraries.

When Grandpa René embarks on the "Alzheimer", a pirate ship, the wind is strong. How not to lose his way between the gusts of the past, an absent present and an unknown future. With Mamie, the path back to the present is woven with luminous sails in patchwork of memory.

There are simple pleasures that stay joyful moments, carved forever. Here's one, told for children.

This docufiction tells the story of Wei, a Chinese worker who came to France, like 140,000 others, to take part in the war effort between 1916 and 1918. When more than 20,000 will die, a few thousand will settle in Paris or around, for a life they hadn't imagined. They constituted the first Chinese immigration in France.

A book, published for the 100th anniversary of this event not well-known, to reconnect with our history and strengthen our memory.

When he woke up on the first day of the summer break, his eyes still closed, a child remembers a few moments of the day before: the end of school, the calm at home, the games with his brother, his birthday, the car trip to his grandparents... Yesterday, there wasn't any cloud in his mind. Today, it's sunny and the sky is blue.

Au fil du temps, l'amitié entre une enfant et son chien.

Les émotions, les découvertes, les partages, composent de beaux souvenirs qui survivent à la perte.

Léo the fox cub loves to listen to his grandpa, Célestin, who tells him stories from his past. Memories that the retired detective carefully sorted and numbered. But one day, the memory n°26 remains unfindable. Léo and Célestin investigate its disparition.