Drôles de marchés takes us to the four corners of the world to discover unique and colourful markets, from the West Indies to Guatemala, via India and Mali. An original book full of flavours that invites children to discover the foods and customs of different countries. For each market illustrated, an exotic recipe is easy to make!

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.

Torgnole, a spool of thread who wants to fight with the whole world, goes in search of happiness. From sewing box to music box, will he find the key to his fulfilment? Young and old, don't hesitate to follow the thread of this adventure!

The chick Valentin has lost his house! He runs here and there... He questions his neighbours...

Paolo introduces us to his little world in a playful and original way: his home, his family, his friends, his school, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, his father's café and the ice-creams after school...

"Once upon a time, Little Red Riding Hood..." Once upon a time?

Navani de Delhi introduces us to a little Indian girl who invites us to visit her city and shows us her little world in a playful and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, the bazaars and temples, the Taj-Mahal, the music, the dance and the delicious Indian food...

In Branchez-vous ! Et autres poèmes biscornus, François Gravel questions the curiosities of the French language and has fun with them. He even goes so far as to mix English with French to twist his words and his head even more.This album was selected for the Prix Des liv'Retz vous - Bibliothèques du Pays de Retz (Sud Bretagne - France) 2020 and received the Prix Lux Illustration, category Edition, 2019

Two French rhymes for children : Pirouette cacahuète and Un éléphant qui se balançait.

La petite fille qui marchait sur les lignes" is a beautifully illustrated book written in a sure and sensitive way. It evokes the practice, so dear to the hearts of so many children, of trying to follow the lines of the pavements. The young reader is invited, throughout the pages, to travel a whole path that is also that of the imagination. And there is nothing to stop them, if they wish, from reading between the lines as well.

Felix, an eight-year-old German boy, invites us into his city and introduces us to his little world in a playful and original way: his home, his neighborhood, his family, his friends, his school, the Brandenburg Gate and the Tiergarten park, the Currywurst, the Berlin bear... At the end of the book, learn a few phrases and words in German thanks to Felix's bilingual lexicon!

This book is also available in German: Felix aus Berlin.

Ping Ping, an eight-year-old Chinese boy, invites us to Beijing to discover his little world: his home, his neighbourhood, his friends, his school, but also the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, shaomian, delicious fried noodles... To finish, he invites us to celebrate Chinese New Year with his family! At the end of the book, learn some Chinese words and phrases with Ping Ping's bilingual lexicon!

Eva is a seven-year-old Swedish girl who invites us on a tour of her town and introduces us to her little world in a fun and original way: her home, her family, her friends, her school, boat trips in the archipelago, St. Lucia's Day and delicious Swedish pastries! At the end of the book, learn a few phrases and words in Swedish with Eva's bilingual glossary.

Diego from Madrid invites us to visit his city and makes us discover his little world in a playful and original way: his neighbourhood, his family, his friends, his school, the Retiro Park, the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, the delicious tapas in the bars, the holidays in Barcelona...

Discover Tokyo with Miyako, an eight-year-old Japanese girl. Meet her family and friends, discover her hobbies, visit her school and her city: Ueno Park, Mount Fuji... At the end of the book, learn some Japanese words and phrases thanks to Miyako's bilingual lexicon!

When words are inviting themselves to the table, it's to create funny expressions! The cherry goes on the cake, the carrots are cooked, the mustard goes up the nose, and the children line up like toy soldiers... Discover all French expressions in a quiz. Play to find the correct answers!

Zazou likes to prank her Grandpa Jack.

He doesn't let himself be pushed around and tries to also prank her...

But, don't forget Grandma Margot is here...