Against the dictatorship of a thin and perfect body. The mouse Moussy, with a slim figure, is at the Opera to take the little rat contest. The Fluettes sisters, ill-intentioned mice with ultra-thin waists, point out to her that it will be difficult to pass the contest without losing weight. Moussy, influenced and destabilized, goes on a diet until she stops eating and loses all her strength. Fortunately the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, watches over Moussy...

The adventures of Marceau Bonappétit, the little mouse, will allow us to rediscover some of the main themes in learning to eat well. Marceau's parents having to go away, Marceau is invited to stay with five friends for the weekend. In each of these families, he discovers excesses at mealtime, which leads to a series of incidents.

The green witch has a stomach ache tells the story of a witch who, because of a lack of balanced diet, can no longer go to the toilet. She gets stuck and her stomach swells and swells... Toad slime, spider legs, snail juice, she has tried everything but nothing works. A visit to the magician who lives in the clouds will make her discover the importance of fruits and vegetables. All in rhyme and humour, this book is an opportunity to remind children that sausage, chocolate and nougat are not enough for their diet. It's a great way to make children laugh while learning. Éditions Petite Fripouille has once again called on the talent of Fabienne Pierron. Her colourful illustrations, which combine collage, drawing and acrylics, support the comedy of the story and bring the witch to life. All in all, a beautiful Halloween story.

In this new episode, the green witch improvises herself as a veterinarian for a family of hedgehogs, one of whose young is injured. Unfortunately for her, these friendly little animals are harbouring flea colonies in their quills, which are going to cause a great hullabaloo at the witch's house...

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

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.

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

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!

This album is a gentle and meditative immersion in a sunny afternoon, where time stands still. A little girl speaks to us like a friend and tells us about the flavour of fleeting little pleasures, the richness of simple things and the magic of childhood and the "little treasures" collected. This sweet and endearing book evokes light sensations linked to those little things that make everything (what counts) in a cheerful and colourful, intimate universe that Aurélie Lahad knows how to transcribe so well. Her illustrations are a perfect accompaniment to Karin Florman's profound text!

À califourchon sur son aspirateur magique, Tourbille, la méchante sorcière, survole la ville. Elle aspire tout sur son chemin : les enfants du jardin, sauf un, les chatons, sauf deux, les papillons sauf trois, les canards sauf quatre, et les poissons sauf cinq. Puis elle regagne la montagne obscure aux noirs coquelicots où elle vit. Mais une petite fille qui n’a peur de rien et ne s’en laisse pas conter ne fait ni une ni deux : elle se lance sur les traces de la sorcière pour lui donner une leçon.

Cet album malicieux, tant par le texte que par l’illustration, se lit avec plaisir et effroi. C’est aussi, avec un zeste de magie, un parcours permettant un jeu avec les chiffres.

Ma chienne Trompette est étonnante puisque tout en elle est mathématique ! Elle se compose de plusieurs formes géométriques : cercle, carré, triangles… Elle additionne les exploits et multiplie les bêtises. Et quand elle croise un chat, elle prend la tangente et veut lui faire la tête au carré.

Trompette + moi est un album à plusieurs niveaux de lecture : un ouvrage pour se familiariser avec les premières notions de mathématiques, une invitation à dessiner avec des formes géométriques, un texte amusant où Joanna Wiejak joue avec les mots et en même temps, l’histoire d’une amitié sans bornes entre un enfant et son animal de compagnie.

Peut-on faire comprendre des notions simples de géométrie en s’amusant ? La réponse est oui avec ce joli petit livre carré […] Drôle et fort original. La revue des livres pour enfants

Juliette Mangemiette is never hungry. Her Mummy is very worried. She tries all her recipes !

Against the dictatorship of a thin and perfect body. The mouse Moussy, with a slim figure, is at the Opera to take the little rat contest. The Fluettes sisters, ill-intentioned mice with ultra-thin waists, point out to her that it will be difficult to pass the contest without losing weight. Moussy, influenced and destabilized, goes on a diet until she stops eating and loses all her strength. Fortunately the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, watches over Moussy...

Drôles de marchés takes us to the four corners of the world to discover unique and colourful markets, from the West Indies to Guatemala, via India and Mali. An original book full of flavours that invites children to discover the foods and customs of different countries. For each market illustrated, an exotic recipe is easy to make!

The timing of the alarm clock failure couldn't be worse for Gary. The wolf has so much to do this Monday! Quickly, he comes out of his den. He has a question to ask. But we have to let him talk!

Yesterday, while I was drawing, Louise asked me what I had in my head. I did not know what to answer. So I wanted to see. It is not very complicated ...

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.

After moving into a new house, Basil and his father make an extraordinary discovery: their house moves every day!Thanks to her, every morning they discover a new landscape: the desert, skyscrapers, an old volcano, wild beaches, a lake full of pelicans... When she ends up lingering in a banal little village, the adventure seems to be over, when in fact it has only just begun... This book has been selected for the Prix jeunesse Danielle Grondein 2019 and has been shortlisted for the Prix des Incorruptibles, category CP-CE1, 2020-2021.

I don't like big people's offices. They're down the hall. You're all alone. And above all...

It is a beautiful spring morning. The flowers are beautiful and Vladimir the beetle feels a new feeling coming on. What if this was love?

The narrator of this beautiful album has a heart full of joy. The day seems so beautiful to her. It seems to her that everything speaks to her: the flowers, the birds, the trees, the clouds. It's so strong that she doesn't want to keep this emotion to herself. She would like so much to share it with her mother, with her father, with her brother, with her grandparents, with all those she loves. And even if they don't have the time, even if they are not available on this beautiful day when the whole nature seems to be accomplice of her wonder, she is going to try to communicate to them, in spite of everything, secretly, the impression of happiness with which she was filled.

Lost in the middle of the ocean, is an island. It's a volcano. It seems it's going to wake. A huge dome of smoke overhangs its summit. Scientists in uniform are approaching by boat. The exploration is going to begin...

Tomorrow if the weather is clear,

the wolf will find Mine the mouse,

under the only tree on the deserted plateau.

When the sun and the earth touch,

at exactly the red hour.

"What is time? How does time work? And, does it have a tummy, the time?" With a clock between her hands, a child questions herself on time and wants to understand its machinery, its mysteries, and its repercussions on life. Thanks to her family, she understands that time is a whole that everyone is part of. Time is before, and after, but most of all, it's now.

One morning, when going to school, Arthur is drawing a little mist-man on the car's window. This little man, who doesn't want to disappear, slides down the open window and joins the child in his class. Daphné, when seeing him, draws him too, he'll become a chalk-man, a sand-man, a paper-man, and finally a snowman. He knows that he'll end up melting but who knows? Maybe he'll become a modeling clay-man?

Through a cumulative tale, this tender text, full of hope, tells us a sweet solidarity chain for this little man.

The child, from birth to adult age, alone in a world of billions. A book built like a life path, full of memories and making a cycle.

"Am I my shadow? Does my shadow weigh the same as me? When I sleep, is it my shadow that dreams?" So many questions asked by a little boy who spends an ordinary day in the company of his shadow... this duo takes us on a poetic and philosophical walk.

Cane, but also skull cover, parachute, pole, fishing rod... an umbrella meets many needs. But to protect from the rain, that's another story...

The text is in French and in English.

To make the sea dance, a little boy imitates the sandman in his own way...