Deforestation is menacing pandas more than ever. They have to flee higher and higher in the mountains, births are rarer. However, certain encounters give hope...

"... until the day the world gave up. It disappeared like that, from one moment to the next. To people's astonishment, there were no more plants, animals, oceans and continents..." Portuguese author and illustrator Catarina Sobral signs here a brilliant contemporary tale, surreal and disturbing, on the theme of sustainable development. The world is leaving us: and we humans have to find solutions! With a lot of (black?) humour, we are shown what the reactions of politicians, physicists, ecologists, cooks and the whole astonished population would be, up to the "best footballer in the world" who asks himself, for lack of people: "... I am the best footballer of what?" You might as well go to a shrink...!

Hello, my name is Sila. I'm a polar bear, and my job is to mend the ice floe. Unfortunately, my friends and I are the only ones who are concerned about the ice floe's woes due to global warming...This album was awarded the Winter Book Prize, album category, by the students of the town of Montgiscard, near Toulouse in 2019.

Earthworms, ants, sowbugs, moles... many small animals live under our feet. What is the role of each one?

An original album with a generous format and aesthetic and precise illustrations!

Hello, my name is Sila. I'm a polar bear, and my job is to mend the ice floe. Unfortunately, my friends and I are the only ones who are concerned about the ice floe's woes due to global warming...This album was awarded the Winter Book Prize, album category, by the students of the town of Montgiscard, near Toulouse in 2019.

From ice floe to clouds via lakes and torrents, until falling on our umbrellas (when we have one!), it's an unexpected trip that awaits each little raindrop. It's a proposition for the young ones, an invitation to travel and contemplation. Observation of nature, its cycles, and interdependencies: trees, lakes, oceans, sky, plants, living beings, all need this small raindrop and, it too needs every one of them.

It's spring again, Duck is bored alone at the edge of the pond, he would like to play with Tadpole and Fish but they are too small.

In the garden, at nightfall, not everyone falls asleep, far from it! If you pay attention, you can observe a strange cross-fertilization: the daytime animals return to their shelters... time for nocturnal life!

Mimi cracra was born in 1975. From the pencil of Agnès Rosenstiehl for the magazine "Pomme d'api", this little girl with pink cheeks and brown hair, who is easy to identify with, takes us with humour into her daily adventures.

Hou... Hou... Hou... What is this mysterious animal that you can only hear at nightfall? It is the owl, of course! With its big round eyes, its small hooked beak and its head that can almost turn around, the owl is a formidable predator! With its senses on alert, it is on the lookout for the slightest noise, the slightest movement... Small rodents and insects are its favourite foods! With its family, the owl is faithful and attentive. Pairs form for life and take care of their offspring in turn. Even if the family separates in the fall, the parents will be reunited next spring while the young live their own life... their owl life!

There was a time when the midnight cinema showed the eyes of stars and everyone could try to guess who was hiding behind those mythical looks. Ilaria Demonti has created an album for young people in which the eyes should allow them to make hypotheses and perhaps find the answer to the question: who is hiding in the night?

Deforestation is menacing pandas more than ever. They have to flee higher and higher in the mountains, births are rarer. However, certain encounters give hope...

The story of a little house up on the mountain is a rhyme that allows young readers to exercise their memory through a succession of short sentences. The shots, from the farthest to the closest, underline this interlocking. A dive into the heart of the illustrations finely imagined by Lucia Sforza!

Isabelle Wlodarczyk was inspired by a Russian Christmas song to tell us the story of this tree, a tree that each of us makes king at Christmas time. Bruna Barros tells us in parallel the story of this little girl, this mamouchka, who saw her grow up with a perfect mastery of the complementarity of text and image.

"Have you ever seen a huge turnip? This one was as huge as a hippopotamus' bottom.

— What a delicious soup we're gonna make! says the happy owner.

But when he wanted to pull it out, the turnip did not give in. The gardener went to get his wife to help him pull..."

The story of a little house up on the mountain is a rhyme that allows young readers to exercise their memory through a succession of short sentences. The shots, from the farthest to the closest, underline this interlocking. A dive into the heart of the illustrations finely imagined by Lucia Sforza!

3, 2, 1: Let's go to the garden to pick grapes, and to the vegetable garden to collect fruits and vegetables for lunch.

During a walk in the garden, this fun and interactive picture book accompanies the youngest children in their discovery of nature. Find the four-leaf clover, but watch out for the nettles, they sting!

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.

Hello, my name is Sila. I'm a polar bear, and my job is to mend the ice floe. Unfortunately, my friends and I are the only ones who are concerned about the ice floe's woes due to global warming...This album was awarded the Winter Book Prize, album category, by the students of the town of Montgiscard, near Toulouse in 2019.

Ciao is a traveling cuddly toy. At the beach, he dives into the salted water and discovers the fascinating sea world. Under the sea, he meets big teethed friends, giants, short ones, and even odd lights.

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.

In the wonderful world of the Rainbow Kingdom, Talia always comes to the aid of those in need, accompanied by her best friend, Bartleby the cat.Thanks to the wish powers of the wish tree, which only Talia can activate, Talia always ends up solving problems! An entertaining and inspiring cartoon for girls and boys alike!