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.

Against the dictatorship of a thin and perfect body. The mouse Moussy, with a slim figure, is at the Opera to take the little rat contest. The Fluettes sisters, ill-intentioned mice with ultra-thin waists, point out to her that it will be difficult to pass the contest without losing weight. Moussy, influenced and destabilized, goes on a diet until she stops eating and loses all her strength. Fortunately the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, watches over Moussy...

Vanity pushed to the point of ridicule...

Moussy, the little dancing mouse, is confronted with the dictatorship of brands and the "disposable" fashion. She can't afford to be like her friends who go on a shopping spree. So how can she be stylish without spending a penny? Her pugnacity and the advice of the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, will enable her to find THE solution. Once again, she will triumph while getting her friends to change their dress code.

Jack and his mother are poor. The day Jack trades their goat for six bean seeds, his mother gets angry. But the seeds are actually magic! In one night they grow into a huge ladder of greenery, like a giant bean. Jack climbs to the top of the ladder and, beyond the clouds, enters the ominous home of an ogre and an ogress...

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.

Aleqa travels around the ice floe on her snowmobile when she comes across a hurt baby bear. She helps her, shelters her, and observes her build up her strengths while her own belly is growing. But, the predator after the baby bear did not yet give up.

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Who is scared? And of what? The little ghost is scared of silence. the little vampire is scared of the light. The dragon, the witch and even the little mummy, they all have their own fear!

That's right, even when you're a little monster you can be scared!

But, there is one who's not scared. He's hairy, he's clawed, he has sharp fangs...

Philippe Barbeau polished his text for a long time. Then, patiently, Marion Janin made it her own, imposing her own breath on it.Her precise, almost precious line respects the universality of the tale, while at the same time imposing a very personal touch.The stones sometimes have silences that separate.

"In the midst of the gusts, in the freezing cold, a poor girl walked down the street: she had nothing on her head, she was barefoot." Discover or rediscover this Andersen fairy tale through the moving illustrations of Isabelle Desternes, who makes each scene in this story a truly delicate, fragile, and deeply touching tableau.

Once upon a time, there were five Chinese brothers who were as similar as a drop of water to another drop of water. Each of them had a special gift. One day, the eldest of the brothers is held responsible for the disappearance of a little boy. The sentence was swift. He was sentenced to death. However, the five brothers are like the five fingers of a hand. Nothing can separate them. And with their fabulous powers, they have more than one trick up their sleeve... A traditional Chinese tale revisited by Virginie Soffer and beautifully illustrated by Roshanak Ostad.

In ancient times, in China, a father mobilized for war leaves his home, leaving his daughter alone to whom he gives a white foal. Later, the daughter, unwary, promises her horse to marry her if he brings back the absent father. The horse is impatient and the daughter pretends to ignore the promise. It is then that the father discovers the foolish oath... The fate of the girl, her white horse and the appearance of the first silk thread will depend on his reaction.

Philippe Barbeau polished his text for a long time. Then, patiently, Marion Janin made it her own, imposing her own breath on it.Her precise, almost precious line respects the universality of the tale, while at the same time imposing a very personal touch.The stones sometimes have silences that separate.

Can you imagine a doctor as a musician? A few notes of music, no more flu! A few chords on the piano, no more backache! And for the most serious cases, the violin does its work. A dream, a utopia? No, here is Doctor Bellenote, and his dog Ré-Mi, who will cure all your worries.

At the Bazar Trouvetout, near the beach, you can find everything. Even Christmas toys. But this year, the owner has put a stuffed toy in the window that the owner doesn't like. Stuck on the shelf, Puss in Boots would so much like a child to choose him...

Various emotions inhabit the little dragon, fear, sadness, but also pride, when he finds a solution to a difficulty, and joy when sometimes his crossing becomes a game, because he remains, despite everything, a child.

The Frog and the Ox is a famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine. It is the story of a frog who, out of envy and jealousy, will inflate himself to become as big as an ox. But by trying too hard to imitate, he will pay the price... This fable criticizes human vanity: it is better to stay as you are.

Samuel thinks he'll spend two months at home doing nothing, but his parents have signed him up for a summer camp in the Vercors. But his parents have signed him up for a summer camp in the Vercors, and he's disappointed, especially since the person accompanying him is none other than Hervé, a neighbor he doesn't like very much. In the hope of escaping the camp, the young boy accuses Hervé of torturing his animals. Now the rumor is spreading... Fortunately, some parents and the mayor will unravel this story and Samuel will finally have to reveal himself.This album was the winner of the Prix junior du Livre d'Hiver, category 6-8 years, 2020 (Montgiscard) and was selected for the Prix des Jeunes lecteurs de la ville de Montivilliers 2020 (CE2).

A very old fisherman lived with his wife by the sea, an old woman, in a very small cottage. One day in his net he discovered a beautiful golden fish. "Fisherman, let me go, I'll make all your wishes come true by way of thanks." He needs nothing, but his surly wife is demanding to the point of madness.

Against the dictatorship of a thin and perfect body. The mouse Moussy, with a slim figure, is at the Opera to take the little rat contest. The Fluettes sisters, ill-intentioned mice with ultra-thin waists, point out to her that it will be difficult to pass the contest without losing weight. Moussy, influenced and destabilized, goes on a diet until she stops eating and loses all her strength. Fortunately the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, watches over Moussy...

Vanity pushed to the point of ridicule...

Moussy, the little dancing mouse, is confronted with the dictatorship of brands and the "disposable" fashion. She can't afford to be like her friends who go on a shopping spree. So how can she be stylish without spending a penny? Her pugnacity and the advice of the VSS, the Old Wise Mouse, will enable her to find THE solution. Once again, she will triumph while getting her friends to change their dress code.

The Frog and the Ox is a famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine. It is the story of a frog who, out of envy and jealousy, will inflate himself to become as big as an ox. But by trying too hard to imitate, he will pay the price... This fable criticizes human vanity: it is better to stay as you are.

Little Panda is red with anger when his day does not go as planned...

The arrival of a computer in the Cubichou family is a revolution! Julien can't do without the internet, social networks, blogs and his new "friends". But he still needs to know who is behind the screen...

It's the story of Paola. It's also the story of her parents who are separating after arguing for a long time. It's the story of a short and intense love. It's a story about scissors. And it's the story of three roses... It's also a tale for the youngers and olders, about love passing and the acceptance of this passed meeting. It's about separation seen by a child and the consolation on the sadness going with it. A sweet and sensitive book.

Charlie and his friend live in troubled times, with the rise of an extreme political regime, the Brown State, and they go about their lives in a very ordinary way: between beer and belote. They are neither heroes nor pure bastards. They simply look the other way to avoid trouble, but do we know enough about where the little cowardice of each of us can lead us collectively?

"Little Red Riding Hood immediately went to her grandmother who lived in another Village..." By taking the point of view of the wolf, Fabienne Cinquin gives this story an even more disturbing dimension.

Who is scared? And of what? The little ghost is scared of silence. the little vampire is scared of the light. The dragon, the witch and even the little mummy, they all have their own fear!

That's right, even when you're a little monster you can be scared!

But, there is one who's not scared. He's hairy, he's clawed, he has sharp fangs...

"He felt as if he were being propelled through the air by a strange force. He opened his eyes and looked around haggardly."

In a world invaded by the sea, a little girl lives alone on a platform in the middle of a vast expanse of water. She writes down her dreams and thoughts on sheets of paper folded into bottles, which she throws into the ocean. One morning, she dives into the water and sets off on a wonderful journey. On a colourful island, she discovers a treasure map that takes her on a journey among the animals and landscapes of a forgotten world.An ecological fable about global warming with tender colours and subtle drawings, De rêves et d'eau is a hymn to our endangered nature. Moving from a monochrome universe to a luminous palette, this album invites reflection on the respect of the planet and life.

Two little squirrels made an extraordinary discovery: a giant hazelnut! Could it be magic? Grandpa tells them it's a chestnut and quickly hides it to eat it this winter. When the day comes, Grandpa has forgotten where he hid it. There follows a wonderful treasure hunt to find it again. All in vain.

The day should have started very simply. The shutters would have opened. We would have smelled the air from the balconies. We would have put on our skirts and underpants... prepared the chicory. We would have argued, or kissed. But on June 9, 1944, a countdown had started somewhere...

For the shepherds and peasants who engrave their memories in the arid mountain landscape where time seems to have stopped, life is only reborn when a ray of sunlight gives the stolen fruit the flavour of childhood. Through Jean Siccardi's poems, a landscape is drawn that is constantly threatened, a witness to a past that reappears under Joly Guth's stroke.

The miller can't sleep, bothered by many intruders. To chase them away, his mill will turn faster and faster.

My grandfather often tells of salads, of all shapes and colours, or just curly ones. Sometimes my grandmother will take one and make it her own. When I grow up, I want to tell stories as beautiful as those of my grandfather. So to be ready, I've already planted my first salad.A simple, tender and above all very funny first album that is less about gardening than about intergenerational complicity.This album was selected for the Grain de sel, Chronos des vacances, Jérôme Main 2018 awards, for the 2019 Tatoulu Award, Yellow Armadillo category and for the 2020 Winter Book Youth Award.

In Pichien, a pigeon plays with an adorable dog.

I had decided to wait for him forever...

When I was a child, the five mysterious pockets that adorned my mother's skirts occupied all my thoughts. As an adult, I received the five pockets as an inheritance, but would the letter that accompanied them help me discover their secrets? This album was part of the 1, 2, 3 albums selection of Livralire 2013.

In the fourth and final part of this saga, our hero is locked up in a detention center, like a real criminal. In this prison that does not say its name, Moussa escapes by thinking. The days are long in the C.R.A. and he misses Chloé... This is the last volume of what will remain an exemplary illustrated album on immigration and clandestinity imposed by the dogma of borders which are also borders between rich and poor, between the aspiration to freedom of life and the reality of the mental enclosures where humanity is withering. Read Youth