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

At bedtime, our two little chicks don't want to go to sleep in their henhouse. They try the pig's bed, the duck's bed, the rabbit's bed, the cat's bed, the dog's bed, and even the sheep's bed... Finally, they discover that nothing beats their own cosy bed... Under the duvet, it's really nice!

Like all nightmares, Charles-Édouard and his parents are not afraid of anything... except kisses. Every night, before the little nightmare sneaks into a child's sleep, his dad warns him: - You scare him until he calls his mommy. And as soon as she arrives to give him a kiss, you run away! But one night, Charles-Édouard decides to stay for the kiss...This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 2-3 years.

Arthur is a young child with a fertile imagination. When the night comes, he dreams and his transitional object takes its place, at the same time guide, playmate and witness of his multiple adventures...

One evening, the child, the cat, the dog, the bird and the frog stopped talking. Then the sun got angry and went down. It was dark and cold, a nightmare, so the parents surrounded the child, "It's all right, it's a bad dream, tomorrow the sun will shine in all its splendour". Inspired by a Balkan tale, a poetic text, a rhythm that repeats like a ritornello to address bad dreams in a reassuring way.This album is part of the Litteralouest 2020-2021 selection.

Like all nightmares, Charles-Édouard and his parents are not afraid of anything... except kisses. Every night, before the little nightmare sneaks into a child's sleep, his dad warns him: - You scare him until he calls his mommy. And as soon as she arrives to give him a kiss, you run away! But one night, Charles-Édouard decides to stay for the kiss...This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 2-3 years.

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.

Le soir, quand le soleil se couche, j’enfile mon costume de marin et je monte sur mon bateau. L’équipage m’attend. Une histoire qui associe le moment du coucher et de la nuit à une traversée en bateau, avec l’aide de l’équipage, le calme avant la tempête… Embarquez dans l’aventure.

To the question "What's in your belly? "a mother gives her child a poetic, sometimes funny and surprising answer. In her womb, there is a grain of sand, a sleeping dinosaur or a strange magician who transforms her every day.The accuracy of Sara Trofa's text surprises as much as Elis Wilk's colourful illustrations sparkle the imagination.All in subtlety, this album gently lifts the veil on the mysteries of motherhood... until the day of the happy event.The text is extremely poetic and goes wonderfully well with Elis Wilk's beautiful illustration work. The text is extremely poetic and fits perfectly with the beautiful illustrations by Elis Wilk. It is a colourful album that speaks in a very colourful way of the child that is to come. La Mare aux mots

When we are small, we often dream big. So, while waiting to be able to realize their life-size dreams, we adapt and realize them on our scale. With Audrey Calleja's poetic line, Séverine Vidal's text encourages children to live their adult desires. With a little imagination, they are within reach. To this question, always a little too pressing and asked too early to a child, the duo Séverine Vidal and Audrey Calleja answers with a nice nose. Rêv'en Pages bookstore, Pumpkin Magazine

Arthur is a young child with a fertile imagination. When the night comes, he dreams and his transitional object takes its place, at the same time guide, playmate and witness of his multiple adventures...

A little girl remembers meeting a certain "naughty" girl. This "naughty" girl will not be easy to live with and will annoy everyone who comes near her! Chickenpox, that "bad girl", is discussed through the story of a little girl and the emotions she may have felt throughout her illness.

Today, Gaufrette is sick, her throat is red and she has a fever. Nougat would like to taste the medicine that looks like candy, or the thermometer that he thinks is a lollipop. But the mouse mischievously points out that he is not entitled to it... because he is not ill! The lively looks of the characters, the acidulous colours, and the highly readable illustrations make for joyful books that will quickly allow children to read independently. NVL (Nous Voulons Lire)

Caillou is worried when he learns that his friend Emma has type 1 diabetes. When he finds out how much Emma is doing to stay healthy, Caillou is reassured.

Caillou is at day care playing dinosaurs with his friends, when their caregiver tells them something very important: a new sickness is going around. Caillou learns that the best way to protect himself from the virus is to stay at home and wash his hands a lot. With a little help from technology, he stays in touch with Grandma and his friends.

This book is also available in English: Caillou - Everything will be fine.

Gaufrette and Nougat are bored. The mouse rejects all the games his friend suggests and refuses to play the bride, even for fun.Nougat is annoyed and leaves.A magician arrives... who has more than one trick up his sleeve!

Gaufrette and Nougat want to play at being mum and dad. When the cat decides to go to work and leave the mouse at home, the mouse doesn't agree at all... Once again, Didier Jean and Zad's writing hits the nail on the head. With words and above all situations that will speak to the youngest, they deal with an important subject that is close to our hearts: the fight against sexist ideas. And the strongest thing is undoubtedly the fact that the message gets across discreetly. La Mare aux mots

Today, Gaufrette is sick, her throat is red and she has a fever. Nougat would like to taste the medicine that looks like candy, or the thermometer that he thinks is a lollipop. But the mouse mischievously points out that he is not entitled to it... because he is not ill! The lively looks of the characters, the acidulous colours, and the highly readable illustrations make for joyful books that will quickly allow children to read independently. NVL (Nous Voulons Lire)

Quenotte diligently follows her reading lessons. But one night, as she is returning home, a fox surprises her. Will he devour her? The whole forest holds its breath and rushes to help the little mouse. But when they arrive, the animals discover Quenotte reading and the fox all ears, captivated by the story. Here is how to read to save the life of Quenotte, the little wood mouse.

Also available in English! "How to catch a bear who loves to read "Julia has many friends in the forest near her home. She climbs trees with Leon the squirrel, plays hide-and-seek with Charlotte the groundhog and has farting contests with Georgette the skunk. Julia dreams of meeting a bear. They could play so many fun games together! And give each other big hugs. One day, Julia is inspired by a story she reads and takes a perfect (bear) snack into the woods. She discovers, to her surprise, that there is more to bears than just good smells! And so begins an exciting search that will allow Julia to explore new corners of the forest and of her heart. Featuring a daring young heroine who loves books passionately, How to Catch a Bear Who Loves to Read invites children to share their love of reading, and bears, with Julia.

What is a book? It can be a river that always takes you to a different place; or a roar you had never heard. It's sometimes a refuge to flow through hard times. Or even an answer to questions you've never asked yourself.

With poetry, this book brings up the relationship between a book and its reader. It invites children to explore the fun potential by looking for all the details. It's a trip through creative universes that books bring to life. This book is also a look-and-find. On each illustration full of details, a little reader is hidden (sometimes a ghost or explorer), that we can have fun looking for.

One gentle summer evening, Julia is camping out in the forest with her friends. But when Julia digs through her bag, she discovers . . . that she has forgotten to bring her book! Will Julia and her friends have to go to bed without a story? It appears that way, until an unexpected visitor comes floating down the river: Bertrand, the bear who loves to read and amateur mariner, happily navigating to the library.

This book is also available in English: A starlit trip to the library.

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.

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!

In this strange zoo, Mr. Bennett's students know the animals well. The gorilla wants to play hide-and-seek, the penguins like roller coasters and the big cats dream of jazz. And it's all true, they're the ones who told the children!

We enter this colorful book with a beautiful landscape of hills, meadows, trees, and a river. Little by little, animals arrive. A question is asked by the dialog of two narrators: "What is in this landscape?" A character, "someone" then appears. And this "someone", the hero of this mysterious adventure will dig a hole, plant a seed in it then patiently wait. The little reader will then wonder what strange thing will come out of the ground. What will be their surprise when they'll see a house!

Tony Durand proposes that children and their parents wonder about the world, mankind in this environment, and their impact on it. We're going through the colorful images, full of creativity where the child will enjoy discovering each detail.