1925, Joséphine arrives in France. It's the beginning of an incredible adventure.

In a joyous and energetic turbulence, the little girl from the poor neighborhoods of Saint-Louis in Missouri will become an immense star but also an engaged woman, ready to fight to defend her values.

In the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, the ponies are bored. It has snowed. The park is almost deserted. Finally, a little girl arrives... A mischievous pony and a curious little girl set off to discover Paris and its treasures.

Liberty, equality, fraternity... But in fact, what does this motto mean? Enjoy the everyday situations that Pierre Gay proposes to you to (re)discover, through them, the values of our Republic!

Max is a little boy like no other: he is an ogre who lives in Paris. When summer arrives and the capital is empty of its inhabitants, he can finally give free rein to his every whim! He likes to build gigantic sand castles in the Tuileries gardens, the ring road becomes a giant circuit for his remote-controlled cars, in short his imagination has no limits!

At the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, the ponies are getting bored. It snowed overnight and the park is almost empty. At last, a little girl appears and befriends one of them… It’s the beginning of a tender friendship and a wonderful journey through Paris, a city of many hidden treasures. The friendly pony happens to be an excellent and well-read guide who will delight children.

This book is also available in French: Mon poney de Paris.

Marie de Paris is a French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and introduces us to her little world in a playful and original way: her house, her family, her friends, her school, the boat-flies, Montmartre, the garden of Luxembourg...

This book is also available in French: Marie de Paris.

Marie de Paris is a little French girl who takes us on a tour of her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bateaux-mouches, Montmartre, the Luxembourg Gardens...

This book is also available in English: Marie from Paris.

Marie takes us to visit the beautiful regions of France: Alsace, Provence, Brittany, Camargue, Auvergne, Normandy... Let's discover beautiful landscapes and taste local specialties!

This book is also available in English: Marie visits France.

Marie takes us to visit the beautiful regions of France: Alsace, Provence, Brittany, Camargue, Auvergne, Normandy ... Let's discover beautiful landscapes and taste the local specialties !

This book is also available in French: Marie voyage en France.

August 1914. The world enters the war. Franck is proud to enlist, with his friend Mario. They will be back for Christmas, for sure! Let's go for the adventure. After training in England, it's the battlefields of northern France, the trenches, the offensive: in a word, hell!

Don't be fooled by appearances! Karl Klaus Bouzy, known as KKB, is a beetle of the dung beetle family, those who forage and feed on dung. But KKB prefers flowers to poop, and his ambition is to become a perfumer. To do so, he must leave his family and try his luck in Paris. He is recommended to Marcelle, an ant who could help him set up shop. But when he arrives at her house, he is kept at a distance, because a dung beetle smells like manure. Despite the prejudices, will Bouzy succeed in convincing people and in realizing his dream: to become a perfumer?

A cat in love investigates the Montmartre hillside to find his Juliet. The day breaks over Paris, the cats have been walking all night and are coming home to sleep. Misty, the hero of " Chat chez Paris ", is worried: his friend the cat Juliette has disappeared. He decides to investigate. From rooftop to rooftop, he climbs the Butte-Montmartre, explores its nooks and crannies, meets strange people and finally discovers why and where Juliette has disappeared...

This little brick chimney is near the Western pillar. She knows the tower inside out and tells her story depending on the point of view. First, she's very jealous of her success. This "cheap asparagus" is annoying her, looking down on everyone! The little chimney tells us about the construction, Gustave Eiffel, the Universal Exhibition of 1899, and the different "dresses" of the tower. Finally, she'll become her "gigantic friend".

La Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen (DDHC) de 1789 est un texte fondamental de la Révolution française qui énonce un ensemble de droits naturels individuels et communs, ainsi que les conditions de leur mise en œuvre. Ses derniers articles sont adoptés le 26 août 1789.

On December 9, 1905, a law was enacted. From then on, the State and the Churches were no longer connected, and the State no longer funded or paid any religion. It was in this new context that secularism was born! We are thus free to believe in any religion we choose—or, on the contrary, to believe in none at all. Secularism allows everyone to practice their religion freely, yes, but under what condition? In fact, there is only one: our beliefs and practices must respect public order. Yet, secularism remains at the heart of social and political debates, which can spread false ideas and lead to racist or stigmatizing remarks.

So how can we tell truth from falsehood? What events gave rise to secularism? And does it exist outside of France?