The story takes place in Burkina Faso. The book tells of the tribulations of the chicken Piga who is taken to the big market in Ouagadougou. A journey through the colourful and dusty tracks in a crowded bus. Discovery of the city, its numerous stalls and its intense traffic. Arriving on the big market, Piga understands that he is going to be sold, we then discover bartering, haggling, all the exchanges that allow to be in turn seller or buyer to provide for his needs. Piga, who has no desire to end up in stew, will manage to escape from the city. The story of Chicken Piga was born from notes and sketches collected during several trips of the author to Burkina Faso.

Odette is a delicious little chick. She likes sewing and gossiping, so she sews and gossips.

Hidden in a flowery thicket, a little rascal is spying on her. The fox would like to bite into her. So he's watching her. He watches the pudgy young hen and waits for the appropriate moment to catch her...

"Once upon a time there was a naughty little chick. Who knows why, she had always been naughty. Right out of the egg, when she was still a little ruffled thing, she attacked the other chicks in the clutch. She then attacked the other animals of the farm. Since then, her bad temper had not been denied. There was no more obnoxious or pretentious little chick for miles around! "Upon learning that a wolf (elderly and retired, but a wolf nonetheless) is moving into the village, the meanest chick on the continent pulls out her superheroine costume and decides that the village isn't big enough for her and the wolf. Happy to finally be able to take on a big enemy, she will give the poor wolf a run for his money, as he was certainly not prepared for this confrontation. This album was the winner of the Lancemot Favorite Book Award 2016.

Does Mr. Fox have the right to hunt in this mysterious place where normally only books are eaten? Mouse will soon teach him the rules of the Pipiliothèque...

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

On the farm there are animals. What do they eat? What do they produce?

Arlette's life is so cool! A talented photojournalist, Arlette the chicken loves to travel the world and tell her friends about her adventures over tea. One day, Pito, in a panic, alerts the group: a nice dog is in danger! Immediately, Arlette and her gang run to save him. On the way, the company discovers the hidden face of the animal condition: imprisoned hens, force-fed geese, pigs crammed together... But Arlette is a brave hen! With her gang, she makes freedom reign!

Perched on her perch, the naughty little chick was bored. The farm has been very quiet since she faced the wolf. Just as she was beginning to doze, the arrival of Jacquot Phaneuf, a businessman commonly known as the breakfast king, startled her." I need eggs, lots of eggs! To make omelets, boiled eggs, poached eggs, scrambled eggs. To beat them, fry them, boil them! Saying to himself, he rolled his eyes, bulging like egg yolks. "The naughty little chick salivates at the thought of confronting this businessman who threatens the chickens' freedom and quality time to make them more productive and allow him to sell even more lunches.This album was the winner of the 2017 Poplar Award.

Catherine the hen is a big spender. She buys anything and everything: clothes, furniture and gadgets of all kinds, even if it means ending up in debt. She is the queen of shopping and credit cards. What's the point of saving when you know your time is running out? So when her time comes and she is asked to confess, Catherine has no regrets, or maybe just one!"This album was nominated for Lancemot's Favorite Books 2018, was a finalist for the Prix Espiègle, Primary School Libraries 5-11 category, 2018, a finalist for the Prix littéraire de l'École Supérieure du Professorat et de l'Éducation de Bretagne 2018, and a finalist for the Prix Tatoulu, Green category, 2019. It won the Prix des libraires du Québec Jeunesse, category 6-11 years old Quebec, 2019.

This morning, big agitation among the hens. They are tired of spending all day brooding. And the roosters do not intend to let them change their habits!

This morning, catastrophe: a hen is missing! It's the battle of the hen house. We have to do everything to find her but how to organize ourselves ?

This morning, it speaks loudly among our feathered friends : Marinette wants to change her color... It doesn't take much to panic the barnyard.

Cocotte and her friends start a game of hide and seek. Cocotte counts and goes in search of her companions. But that's without counting the many surprises her friends have in store for her...

Chicken Little tells the story of a little chicken who receives an acorn on the head. Frightened, he starts to run screaming that the sky is falling apart. He panics and all his friends run away too! Then they come across a real danger... 

The little hen was walking when she found a grain of wheat.

Who will help her plant it?

Célestine has seven hens who happily peck outdoors. Brigitte lays white eggs; Agathe, pink ones; Bernadette, speckled eggs; Capucine, tiny ones; Odette, huge eggs; Charlotte's eggs have two yolks. Salomé, still hasn't laid anything... One morning, little Arthur who's spending the Easter holidays at her aunt's finds a funny egg under Salomé's feathers. A brown egg! Célestine, the farmer, remains speechless: her hen lays chocolate eggs... and she lays dozens! The news quickly travels around the village, then the country, up to the broadcast news. The chocolate industry begins to worry seriously: Easter is approaching and this hen threatens the chocolate makers' business...

After Comment ça marche, un conte, Olivier Dupin is back with How It Works: An Investigation. Armed with his humor and talent for making things clear, he explains to young readers what makes up a good detective story. From the crime to the discovery of the culprit — through clues, hypotheses, suspects, and alibis — we follow Jim and Diego in their investigation. Along with Ferdinand, without whom our two detectives might have wandered for a long time in search of the stolen eggs.

A picture book that will surely inspire readers to pick up a pencil and create their own detective story.

This book tells Anicet's story, a foodie chick who pecks at anything in front of him, even outside the henhouse.

One day, when he's stuck on the other side of the fence because of his huge tummy, he decides to go on an adventure, curious to discover new horizons.

On the way, he meets Sacha the Bear who names him Little Feather and invites him to share his rich experiences and emotions in life. By his new friend's side, our chick discovers freedom and its taste of paradise. Then, day after day, Little Feather understands that this freedom has a price, once we try it, we can't live without it.

The tale La petite poule rousse in a trilingual kamishibai in French, English, and German.

The little ginger hen finds seeds and wishes to cultivate them, so she asks help to her friends. However, they're never available, except to eat cake... But the little ginger hen has an answer for everything.

Enfermée dans une minuscule cage, Galinette était une petite poule rose au milieu des poulettes blanches. Chaque jour, elle pondait un œuf que l’Homme lui prenait. Un beau matin, elle en eut assez et décida de chambouler tout ça. Elle allait pondre un œuf extraordinaire, un œuf tellement stupéfiant que l’Homme en tomberait sur son derrière... un œuf cube !

The Little Round Red Capon tells the tribulations of a child who is a bit chubbier, a bit clumsier, and a bit more timid than the others, who initially endures the mockery of an entire barnyard before earning the admiration of those who used to make fun of him. It is a very funny, clever, and tender fable that, by talking about hens, a wolf, and Little Red Riding Hood, manages to delicately address the issue of difference and make it truly accessible to young readers.