The cat with no name hangs out in the streets with his friends. One day he discovers a nice building and moves in. Each inhabitant calls him by a different nickname, our cat now has several names... This story invites the audience to ask: What are the cat's names? Have you ever been given a nickname?

Max is a little boy like no other: he is an ogre who lives in Paris. When summer arrives and the capital is empty of its inhabitants, he can finally give free rein to his every whim! He likes to build gigantic sand castles in the Tuileries gardens, the ring road becomes a giant circuit for his remote-controlled cars, in short his imagination has no limits!

Can you imagine a doctor as a musician? A few notes of music, no more flu! A few chords on the piano, no more backache! And for the most serious cases, the violin does its work. A dream, a utopia? No, here is Doctor Bellenote, and his dog Ré-Mi, who will cure all your worries.

"I am certain that in the city where I live, lives a gigantic animal"...

Marie de Paris is a little French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bateaux-mouches, Montmartre, the Luxembourg Gardens...

This book is also available in English: Marie from Paris.

Thomas Scotto makes words dance by lending his voice to Anya, a little girl disoriented by her arrival in a new country where she knows neither the language nor the landscape. And this childlike imagination, where apartments become a puzzle and stairs a whirlwind, waltzes with Lucie Albon's illustrations, all soft and inventive. Fortunately, Tom and Anya will realize, each in their own way, that they are not the only ones who have trouble making the big move.

On the mountain, Maison wakes up. Still asleep, in the distance, the city slumbers. Maison greets the passing bird and invites it to breakfast. Suddenly the earth begins to shake! "House, house, the mountain is shaking... it is sick! What if because of this town, Montagne disappeared? "To heal Montagne, the bird and House will hunt the city and its polluting chimneys. And most importantly, when it's all over, they'll have a nice cup of hot chocolate to cheer them up.

From Paris to Cotonou, I saw a lot of people and landscapes. You don't often think about it, but buses too, sometimes have a funny life! Because even if I'm a bit worn out, there's always someone who's happy to use me.This album was selected for the Chronos Prize, 2011.

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

Waking up one morning, after what must have been restless dreams, Blaise found himself in his bed. Yet as he slipped on his first slipper, he realized that something strange had just happened to him.This album got the Pépite d'Or 2018 at the Montreuil fair.

Paolo introduces us to his little world in a playful and original way: his home, his family, his friends, his school, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, his father's café and the ice-creams after school...

This book invites us to look around and use our imagination. You'll meet a couple of bodybuilders, a pirate, a giant fork and a whole fauna of penguins, frogs and elephants. What extraordinary things do you come across while walking around the city?

Anne spends the weekend in Lille, at her grandmother's. On the programme: a walk to the museum and then a playtime in the park. But Lille is a big city and Anne is not used to it. Heavy traffic, crowds of people, enough ingredients for a little girl to get lost. But where has Mamie gone?

The text is in French and English.

Navani de Delhi introduces us to a little Indian girl who invites us to visit her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bazaars and temples, the Taj-Mahal, the music, the dance and the delicious Indian food...

There are some funny monsters in the city! Mangelettre, en-avantoute, avalefoule, mangetout, trotimide, allumetout, accroche-lune....

Satoshi is a minibus driver in Tokyo. To spice up the trip, he doesn't hesitate to leave the official route to go into alleys and make the delighted passengers discover real little treasures, a few minutes away from the tumult of the city: here, a magnificent park with a mysterious ancient temple, there a street covered with rare and colored plants and flowers, an astonishing alignment of decorated statuettes... With Satoshi, the city becomes a magical universe!

Like every Saturday, Angelo goes for a walk in Venice. Everybody knows him, from the vegetable seller to the gondoliers. From the Rialto bridge to St. Marc's square, discover this beautiful city. There is no better guide than Angelo in Venice!

It all started with a sweet. As he was passing through Dici Street, Mr. Dubalai, from Dacoté Street, threw the wrapper of his soft caramel onto the pavement. A little later, Mrs. Prout-prout, who also lives on Dacoté Street, brought down a three-legged chair on Dici Street. On the same day in the same place, Mr. Léger got rid of his old fridge. "I've seen it all!" yelped a neighbour from her window. If she had known what was going to happen next, maybe she would have done something about it, right then and there. After a while, the people of Dici Street decided to react. The war on littering was declared.

- I would like a garden! A garden for my birthday.

Mum looked at me for a while, surprised, before she smiled and said:

- A garden, Tilo? But that's a good idea! Living in concrete, you forget about the earth. It could be as big as... half the balcony, don't you think? 

Tham-Boon is a tuk-tuk driver in Bangkok. A virtuoso of swearing and singing, this cheerful poet does not hesitate to satisfy his customers. And don't be fooled by the strange look of his patched up and backfiring tricycle... To get you to your destination, the duo has more than one trick up their sleeve! Wop bop a loo bop a loo bam bam !

This album is a winner of the Incorruptibles 2021' prize in the 2nd grade category.

Follow the guide! Marcel the little Brussels boy invites us to a visit of his city and makes us discover his daily life in a playful and original way: his house, his family, his friends, his school, the famous Grand-Place, the Atomium, the Manneken-Pis,

the "Zinneke Parade", the delicious mussels and French fries and the "cuistax" races in the North Sea...

Not forgetting Marcel's little Brussels lexicon to make lots of friends!