Odette is a delicious little chick. She likes sewing and gossiping, so she sews and gossips.

Hidden in a flowery thicket, a little rascal is spying on her. The fox would like to bite into her. So he's watching her. He watches the pudgy young hen and waits for the appropriate moment to catch her...

Little Goldilocks is walking in the forest when she sees a house and, full of curiosity, decides to enter it... But who does it belong to? Goldilocks then goes to taste the three soups on the table because one is too hot, the other is too cold, and the last one is just right!

Once upon a time there was a little Bou who lived in the forest with her maïe and her païe. One day she went camping in the forest to gather flora.

This book is deliberately written in a French that is not grammatically correct.

Chicken Little tells the story of a little chicken who receives an acorn on the head. Frightened, he starts to run screaming that the sky is falling apart. He panics and all his friends run away too! Then they come across a real danger... 

A green mouse, running in the grass, I catch it by the tail, I show it to these gentlemen... A nursery rhyme for the little ones.

The miller can't sleep, bothered by many intruders. To chase them away, his mill will turn faster and faster.

Gogo and Golo are on a boat. Gogo falls into the water. Who is left? Golo is alone on the boat looking for Gogo in the water, when a sperm whale appears. A literary fantasy full of humour and colour. Pay attention, don't lose sight of the characters!This album has been selected for the Prix Première œuvre de littérature jeunesse, category 3-5 years, 2019.

We all know the rhyme "Marabout... bout d'ficelle... "which has lulled our childhood. Here it is revisited, enriched and transposed into the colourful world of the circus. Jugglers, stagehands, animals and clowns illustrate in their own way the various expressions of the song. The authors manage to create a real story, that of a day at the circus, from expressions more heterogeneous than the others. The multitude of details and the dynamism of the images arouse the curiosity of children, who enrich their vocabulary with great pleasure. The concept is supported by the plastic quality of the dry pastel illustrations by ZAD, who interprets this zany song with a lot of pertinence.

Jean the elephant is terrified of causing the end of the world by farting. But nothing happens when he cannot hold it anymore.

Poem by Maurice Carême. The green mouse, The pink cow, Open doors, Laugh in the roses. What can such colourful animals talk about? The text in French, German and Hungarian.

Piggy, Ladybird, Toad, Whale, Wacky, Zebra, Hen and Wolf form the sweet menagerie of this original book mixing activity and fiction. Made from fabric and recycled materials, the eight subjects can be made by medium and large hands, who can choose a simple or more complex blanket, never impossible to make...

Seven Lives relates the joys, fears, doubts and thoughts of a cat with many faces and representations as diverse as its states of mind. The cat, a metaphor for the child, tries to define and understand himself: who does he look like? Who does he inherit from? Who does he love? Who is he really? How to be unique and so multiple at the same time..;

Up in the sky, a little boy is fishing. Down below, in the sea, swims a very big fish. A story to sleep on or to dream about while awake. A book that speaks of the other, of taming and of many other things, so much room is left for interpretation and therefore for the reader.

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.

A thousand flashes of bright colours dance on the pages and compose images: days and nights follow each other, laughter turns into sighs, the seasons pass by... In this whirlwind of perpetual movement, are there things that do not change? Or perhaps a secret place to take shelter, to recharge your batteries... Yes, everything changes, all the time. And yet!

Prenez une fable fameuse, Le Renard et la Cigogne, de Jean de la Fontaine, illustre poète et fabuliste français. Ajoutez une belle cuillerée d'adaptation par Dana Monceau, agrémentée de la traduction anglaise de Danielle Brown. Saupoudrez d'une bonne dose de virtuosité graphique, sous la forme de superbes planches concoctées par Nadia Léonard. Mélangez avec quelques activités ludiques sur le thème des émotions. Servez à tout public, jeunes et moins jeunes, sans modération aucune !

Le texte est en français et en anglais.

A marvelous legend from the North, told by Laurent Peyronnet and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Romeo.

Winter has arrived in Laponia. Under the snow, Aslak discovers her friend who succumbed to the cold. Only the Stallo, an impressive character of the Scandinavian taiga, can bring her back to life. Guided by the forest animals, Aslak goes on an adventure... At the end of the road, an incredible discovery awaits her.

Through Aslak's adventure, this story tells the true Sami legend of northern lights.

The cat whispered to the man one morning and the man said, "That's just like you," and the dog meowed, and everyone was happy;