Titou doesn't like napping, but not at all. So much so that at the slightest noise... Titou gets up and goes to fight the monsters. Because, as everyone knows, houses are full of them!

The thief Philémon Croquenot goes to the beach. He wants to add a new pair of shoes to his collection: sun-colored flowery gougouns.The hunt is not good until he sees, close to his neighbor Huguette, the much desired gougouns. After a calculated manoeuvre, he succeeds in his theft... but often, such is taken who thought he was taking!

Chipie is the story of a little dog with a bit of a head who is confronted with a thieving magpie!

Poetry contest at the butcher shop! Teo, very inspired, fills the pages of his notebook. Clovis tries hard, but he can't think of anything. The villain manages to steal the precious notebook. Will Teo let him?

Petitgrand, Mr. Petirond's dog, mysteriously disappears one foggy morning in the small village of Bois-Champy. Who could have taken Petitgrand? What is so precious about Petigrand that he has been kidnapped? These are the questions on everyone's mind. Detective Beauflair is called in to solve the mystery. The young reader will follow him in his investigation and his meetings with the suspects...

A skeleton, a princess, a child, a troll, a witch, compete to be respectively the most playful, talkative, boring, moronic and coquettish in the world!

Revisiting the "City of Light" from a new angle, at once poetic, tender, funny, and a little extravagant: this is what this album invites us to do. Endearing and unusual characters take us by the hand and lead us into a Paris where it is good to take one's time, to stroll, to contemplate, and perhaps to love each other... An original way to discover or rediscover the Capital, its emblematic places, its gardens, its cafés, its passages, its curious inhabitants. A delightful walk, carried by the elegance of the drawings and the unexpected twists of a very pretty sentimental story...

Un jour, dans une Chine ancestrale, des brigands attaquent le village de la petite Mengmeng qui s'enfuit et trouve refuge au monastère de Shaolin. Elle s’y lie d’amitié avec Kun-Yi, jeune pratiquant de KungFu en apprentissage auprès de Maître Jong. Jour après jour, Mengmeng se rétablit et s'initie à la pratique et à la philosophie du Kungfu. Après sa guérison, elle regagne son village, retrouve les siens et aide les villageois à résister aux pillards.

Tout concourt dans cet ouvrage à nous immerger dans une Chine ancestrale aux traditions bien ancrées et à respirer un parfum de spiritualité et d’harmonie. Coup de cœur d'Opalivres

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".

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

My lords and ladies, I will now tell you of the astonishing adventures that befell the mad Renart long ago. You will learn how the wolf, who knew many tricks, committed so many pranks and petty theft that he almost drove his fellow wolf, Ysengrin, crazy, but also all those who crossed his path... Discover in this first story, which nasty trick Renart committed against Sire Ysengrin.

The books have disappeared from the Free and Laughing Kingdom. What if the ogre stole them? The Prince offers a reward to the one who will bring them back. But who will dare to face the terrible book-eater?

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

Santa Claus is very annoyed: the witch Doramoche has stolen the key to his trunk where he preciously keeps his magic sack. Without this sack, it is impossible to distribute presents to children all over the world! Santa, Detective Saitout, Genibus and the elves will have to be very clever to solve the enigma of Doramoche's grimoire and find the hiding place of the key.

Robin Hood, lord of Loxley and a highly skilled archer, is outlawed due to the dark machinations of the Sheriff of Nottingham and his powerful allies. Along with his merry companions, he then decides to continue robbing the Norman nobles and the clergy of their riches to alleviate the suffering of the poor...

There was a time when Rabbit lived in his burrow, and Big Bear in his, very closely. One was foresighted, the other one carefree and thief.

How Rabbit gave Big Bear a lesson, one that'll not last only one season...

A funny repetition book for everyone.

Before becoming Genghis Khan, the supreme leader of the Golden Horde, which seized all of Asia as well as the outskirts of Europe, Tejmüdjin was just the orphan of Yesugeï, a Mongolian shepherd treacherously murdered. Promised before the tragedy to Boerte, the daughter of the chief of a powerful tribe, our hero sets out to find the statue of the god Kök Tengri, Lord of Heaven and Earth, stolen from his promised tribe. The young but ambitious shepherd would regain his dignity and honor by thwarting the plans of the mysterious thieves.