En décrivant la vie des mésanges bleues, cet imagier ludique et interactif accompagnera les plus jeunes enfants dans la découverte de la nature.

Chercher sa cachette dans le jardin ou suivre son vol dans le ciel… compter ses œufs puis aider les oisillons à appeler leurs parents…

Un ballet de couleurs et de poésie ! Librairie l'eau vive à Avignon

En décrivant le cycle de vie de la tomate, cet imagier ludique et interactif accompagne les plus jeunes enfants dans la découverte de la nature. Aide la pluie à tomber en tapotant, cherche les pucerons pour la coccinelle ou suit les rayons du soleil pour qu’ils arrivent jusqu’au fruit.

Informatif et ludique ! Sakili

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!

Who is this foodie who devoured the persimmons and carrots? Look, he left footsteps on the ground. Follow them with your finger, look, and find the leftovers of his lunch. Here he is, did you see him? It's the squirrel. Follow him to his nest. You can help him clean himself and bury his provisions in the ground.

Throughout an interactive investigation, Clémence Sabbagh makes children discover this quiet and cute animal. They'll play with the plants and orange animals in the garden. This 5th book of the series Couleur jardin tells a new aspect of the garden: the life of a small mammal. And to keep discovering, you'll find a fun activity at the end of the book.

Couleur jardin is a series celebrating biodiversity in the garden with all its colors.

The seventh book of the series "Colors garden" talks about a new aspect of nature: the night. During a night walk, the eyes must get used to darkness to catch the animals' silouhettes, recognize their scream, and discover nightlife through interactive games.

To continue the discoveries, an activity for little ones at the end of the book.

-Mmmh! Can you smell that scent? It's the fragrance of a flower! Small and delicate, it is named after a color. It's the violet! Tap its seeds to open them and help the insects spread them throughout the garden. Turn the pages of the book to make the butterfly—named after this flower—take flight.

Violet flowers can be turned into delicious candies. Would you like to make some?

With poetic charm, Clémence Sabbagh invites us to pause for a moment—to smell a flower, observe it, and truly discover it. And when we look closely, we find a marvelous buzz of life all around. Laura Kientzler enriches this floral exploration with her soft and joyful illustrations.

This sixth volume in the Couleurs Jardin series explores another facet of nature: the life of a flower and its ecosystem. To continue the discovery, a simple activity for young children is included at the end of the book.

The theme of this fourth book of the collection "Couleurs jardin" is soil. Brun jardin is centered on brown in nature, particularly what happens above and below ground.

Once again, children will look with their fingers, learn to count, etc. And this time, we'll follow a worm in a wild adventure. Throughout all Jean-Henri the dog's poos, guess which one is the earthworm's. Help him escape the hedgehog. Discover where the ants live, and mind the rain filling all the underground tunnels. But most of all... mind the mole!

This fun and interactive picture book will guide young children in discovering new aspects of nature.