Welcome to the world of the day after tomorrow, that of Cely! The young girl, awakened by her sleep cropette, must quickly attend the first class of the day with her friend Cyla. The day's programme includes the "Museum of the Past". There, the two children can observe some strange objects from the past. There is talk of a car that ran on petrol and a pineapple that people ate. What an idea! A little further on, Cely and Cyla meet a talking "a-r-b-r-e". Kept alive by robots, the tree tells them about a time when birds flew in the still blue sky and people hummed songs.

Theseus was silent. They thought he was dumb, stupid, crazy or even worse, a stranger! So, out of fear and as a precaution, he was chased away. Always forced into exile, he finally landed one day in Crete. The little people were in full effervescence. It was the big day, according to tradition, each year a young man was chosen to go and confront the frightening half-man half-bull creature: the Minotaur... Beautiful illustrations and suspense to revisit with humour the astonishing myth of Theseus and the Minotaur.

Génibus, an ambitious inventor with dreams of glory, decides to create an ultramodern sleigh for Santa Claus: without reindeer, eco-friendly, high-tech, designer and ultra-comfortable. Santa Claus, too attached to his reindeer with whom he has been distributing presents since the dawn of time, is not convinced by the machine. Ready to do anything to get Santa to use his Galactic One sleigh and finally have his moment of glory, Genibus will find the devious witch Doramoche to try to make the reindeer disappear in a very surprising way... Will his call for help to children around the world allow Santa to find his reindeer friends with such different characters?

Léonie was born with a strange petticoat... an aviary perhaps? At the age of walking, the petticoat gets heavier. Mum and Dad invent a way to lighten it. Now Léonie can dance, but she is tired of being alone at home. Then Mr. Trapeze's circus arrives in the village, and with him comes a lion who is very anxious because his cage is broken. Together they make a deal... Will Léonie spend her life in a circus? She dreams of other spaces, of other freedom. This book won the Handi-Livres prize for the best children's book in 2009.

In their cabin, the guardians of the great forest had always dreamed of having a child. But it was in vain. One morning, in the four times too big sweater she was knitting to forget her sorrow, the woman discovered a tiny baby. The child wanted nothing more than to eat. After eating for several hours, it finally fell asleep. In the morning, the guards did not find the baby they had laid in the bed, but a little boy. Overnight he had grown to the size of a two-year-old... This album was selected for the Lire au jardin 2012 prize, in the Graine de jardin category, awarded by the Château de Versailles.

Santa Claus is very annoyed: the witch Doramoche has stolen the key to his trunk where he preciously keeps his magic sack. Without this sack, it is impossible to distribute presents to children all over the world! Santa, Detective Saitout, Genibus and the elves will have to be very clever to solve the enigma of Doramoche's grimoire and find the hiding place of the key.

Fayel is Raphaël in patois. Raphaël's grandfather speaks Vendéen patois, it's his mother tongue. He is a farmer and loves his tractor very much, almost as much as the Sahara, the land of the dromedaries. He would like his tractor to be given to the farmers of the desert when he is no longer there. Raphaël promises to make his wish come true... The day his grandfather dies, Raphaël climbs on the tractor and sets off for the south, for a beautiful and exotic journey that will make him grow up. This album is a beautiful look at life and an invitation to travel to the land of camels, the Sahara.