Thanks to its huge variety of animals beautifully illustrated in their environment, this book helps children to develop their vocabulary and raise awareness of the diversity of the animal world.

Discover the 100 first vehicles and things that go: train, electric car, truck, airplane...

I eat this and you eat something else. So what? We still love each other!

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.

You are small and I am big... So what? We love each other anyway!

The story unfolds over the course of a day, featuring the daily life of Lou, a baby who is well cared for by very caring parents. The word "Encore" comes up as a leitmotif, like a ritornello, according to the desires of this baby who never gets tired of playing, eating or receiving kisses, over and over again.A very cute album about the rituals of the day! On your marks... hustle and bustle!

Rhythmic rhymes, laughter and language games written by Catherine Leblanc and illustrated by Fred Sochard.

All the animals are singing with their best voices, and it will be up to the one who sings the loudest.

In this book built around the theme of the alphabet, on the left-hand pages, each letter is associated with the image of an object: A for Aubergine, B for Bottle, etc.

But then - and this is the originality of this book - on the right-hand page each object is re-enacted or diverted, sometimes by becoming part of another object (the Aubergine becomes the foliage of the Tree; the Skittle becomes the Beaver's Tail, etc.), sometimes by transforming itself into another object (the Ham becomes the Mare's head and the Iris flower a Musical Instrument, and so on).

According to these same procedures, page after page the Eggs become Obuses, the Kiwi becomes a Kepi, Bread can become Fish and again, Chestnuts, Swimsuits, or Hot Air Balloons. What makes the analogy between the different objects associated with each letter of the alphabet is not only the same initial letter but rather the same shape.

Lucy the mouse has eaten all the letters I. Unfortunately, her appetite has turned the words upside down. On the shelf, the revolt rumbles among the books... A book that makes sentences sing and shakes up words to introduce children to language games.

Bon voyage, les cachalots ! tells the story of Henri and his dolphin friends who go wave goodbye to the sperm whales in migration. On their way, they meet many animals from the ocean.

Onomatopoeia  Funny words that are part of our language and take their meaning by imitating sounds, tinkling, clacking, vibrating...

The world of the kitchen seen through the eyes of a child to play on the principle of opposites.

One night, when everything is silent, a strange machine lands next to Pipelette's nest. Who is this strange cat who drives it? And what is this kind of space shuttle called the "Sputleon"? Let's go for a ride in the air, as hair-raising as it is funny!

Gus works on a crane, because one day his father said to him in his big voice: "Son, I worked on a crane, your grandfather worked on a crane, your great-grandfather worked on a crane, so you too will work on a crane. That's your destiny. But Gus is afraid of heights!

Mimouche, Miosotys, Nestor, Oulala or Ouistiti, dogs often have funny names. From the Chihuahua to the Chow-chow, from the Cursinu to the Barbichon, from the Irish Setter to the Czech Wolfhound, François David and Henri Galeron pay an adorable tribute to our faithful companions and to all their mischief. They offer us a book full of humour, invention and immense tenderness towards our four-legged friends. A collection of poems so funny and touching, sumptuously illustrated.

This book invites them to embark on the adventure of writing, inviting them to let the little voice of their sensibility blossom, to celebrate the unexpected treasures of existence and to follow the unpredictable thread of inspiration... 

In this book, both tender and witty, the authors beautifully bring to children's attention what is known as an oxymoron: the unexpected meeting of two usually opposed notions. The young reader is invited to remember - and smile - at sensations or impressions that are in principle impossible to associate and yet accurate, such as "the uncomfortable happiness of having new shoes", "the omnipresent absence of a friend who misses us", "the infinite end of a book that can be reread" or... "the piquant sweetness" evoked in the title.

What happens in the kingdom of words when a tired letter decides to go on vacation? It is the zizanie! Especially when this letter is the first in the alphabet...

In Branchez-vous ! Et autres poèmes biscornus, François Gravel questions the curiosities of the French language and has fun with them. He even goes so far as to mix English with French to twist his words and his head even more.This album was selected for the Prix Des liv'Retz vous - Bibliothèques du Pays de Retz (Sud Bretagne - France) 2020 and received the Prix Lux Illustration, category Edition, 2019

The rocky and literary adventures of a curious magpie and an inventor cat! It's raining, Blowpipe is bored, so she goes to tell Momo some things. Momo is in the middle of fixing the engine of the Sputleon. They play with words but Momo has no time... Well, where else could Blowjob have fun with words and learn a lot of things, if not at school? After a not so easy adaptation - school is hard when you are a talkative blabbermouth - Blabbermouth is delighted. But she can't wait to get home and tell Momo all about it.

My name is Mona, but they call me Mo'! It rhymes with "fun", but also with "words". And that's where it goes wrong, because I have a problem with them. Not to say them or sing them... To write them: zero points in all my dictations! Fortunately, there is drawing, because words can also be put into images.

This fabulous bestiary with feathers and beaks, full of flavor and inspiration, invites us to take a tour of the world of birds through a subtle and sparkling work on language. Constantin Kaïtéris' word games and sounds are a real pleasure to discover in a playful and humorous way the mysterious, bizarre or often funny names of birds, whether they are from gardens, seas or the tropics. It chirps beautifully in the ears and the eyes are not left out with the illustrations of Kotimi who stages with a lot of tenderness and humor our mischievous companions of the air. The whole enhanced with touches of blue azure to better escape!

Un enfant et son grand-père, marin aguerri, sont en vacances. L’innocence de l’un, l’assurance de l’autre. Quand ils trouvent un coquillage portant l’inscription « Écoute-moi ! », Grand-père n’entend que la mer. L’enfant, lui, entend un poème. C’est une langue étrange qu’il ne connaît pas. Mais petit à petit, le poème est moins impénétrable pour cet enfant qui se laisse toucher et s’amuse à le traduire à son grand-père. Puis, viendra le temps d’écrire son propre poème.

Un album envoûtant pour petits lecteurs et grands rêveurs. Bodoï, le coin des enfants