This novel is a modern version of the tale, approaching in a funny way contemporary themes such as animal welfare, work exploitation, women's rights, and even patriarchal domination.

The consulting room of Doctor Wolf, a great specialist in fairy tales, is known for solving the problems that often arise in story books. How to deal with the WOLF! To get rid of the wolf that prevents them from having fun and enjoying themselves once and for all. That's what Doctor Wolf is here for.

Today Arthur and Ursula have decided to live a great adventure. In the forest, they will find a hovel in full decay.

At the edge of a footpath, Old Laolao is worried. In this cool season, no one to buy her fans. Where will she find the money to feed her grandson? Passing by, the famous calligrapher Wang is touched but he has his own idea to help Laolao. He will embellish the fans with his beautiful writing and he will work miracles! This story of giving and generosity is inspired by the life of the most famous Chinese calligrapher, WANG Xizhi (4th century).

It is winter. All the colours of the forest have faded and given way to cold and silence. There's no question of ever going outside again! During this time of year in Japan, the tanuki sleeps soundly in its burrow... and doesn't move until spring returns! But this winter, a strange feeling comes over his stomach...

Un jour, un grand roi très sage mourut. Son fils lui succéda mais il était si jeune ! Comment pourrait-il être aussi fort que son père ? Il missionna ses conseillers à travers le monde afin qu’ils lui rapportent tous les savoirs imaginables. Pendant ce temps, le petit roi entra dans sa vie…

Tout en symbole, l’ouvrage rappelle qu’il est important de se consacrer au présent. Car le passé, est déjà dépassé et le futur est toujours à venir... Le Figaro

A long time ago, night did not exist. The sky was a huge yellow picture from which the day never faded away... Sometimes, clouds, rain or snow came to shade the light, but that was not enough to make life less monotonous, less boring... One day, Naîm decided to take his courage in both hands as well as a ladder and his brushes, and to attack this invariably yellow sky...

This is the story of a poor man who has nothing to feed his three sons. So, the day he finds a gold coin, he runs to the market and buys a goat... Elisabeth Calandry's masterpiece, "La chèvre menteuse" (The lying goat) is a popular story that has been passed down by word of mouth for centuries. It appears in several reference works and one can read the versions collected by Charles Joisten, Henri Pourrat or the Serbian Vouk Karadijtch. Beyond its cruelty, it speaks of the power of the word and the damage caused by mistrust.

A tyrannical king, father of three sons whose respective infirmities (deaf, blind, and mute) symbolize his faults towards his people, is driven from his throne. Only his second son, Oddvin, escapes the chaos. Blind and guided by his reindeer Pernelius, he embarks on a journey to the great north, where he encounters a series of animals. Humble, Oddvin knows how to receive their precious gifts. With an enlightened heart, his return to the lost kingdom becomes possible...

The king has sent his inspector to Hameln to investigate the disappearance of all the children in this Lower Saxon town. The royal inspector questions the innkeeper and the latter recounts the invasion of the rats, the arrival of the foreigner, the deal made with the town and how the inhabitants welcomed him and rewarded him handsomely. The two of them discuss and the images scroll by, showing a very different reality: the greed and contempt of an entire town for this flute player who finally punished them. This kamishibai can be read by two people: the king's inspector and the innkeeper. The text is composed in the form of a dialogue.

"In the midst of the gusts, in the freezing cold, a poor girl walked down the street: she had nothing on her head, she was barefoot." Discover or rediscover this Andersen fairy tale through the moving illustrations of Isabelle Desternes, who makes each scene in this story a truly delicate, fragile, and deeply touching tableau.