« Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, there was a Queen who held in his hands a secret that no one knew. One day, Bao-the-Terrible landed with his warriors. « I’m the strongest man in the world! » he proclaimed. Calmly the Queen replied: « The ocean is stronger than you. It carries boats and devours cliffs. You can’t do that... » So Bao goes to battle the elements...

A fairy tale about the place of man at the heart of nature.

Little chick Valentine can’t remember where home is. He asks his neighbours one at a time, wailing at the top of his voice: « Where’s my home? » Is it this little doghouse?

Is it the smelly straw in the stable? Is it the nest in the tree in the garden? ...

A goose game at the end of the book. A lovely story giving the opportunity to discover animal call & habitat.

Once there was a duck. Once there was an ostrich.

Born at the opposite ends of the earth but drawn to each other by curiosity, they could not but come closer… to find themselves, fearing, talking, comparing, and chatting about their differences.

A beautiful flap book !

Socrates, the little kangaroo, was born six months ago.

But safe and warm in his mother’s pouch, he refuses to go outside. Neither his father, a long jump champion, nor his mother, a somersault champion, can convince him to come out. Hidden away in his mother’s pouch, he grows bigger and fatter.

Until one day, when some cruel hunters try to capture them and Socrates discovers that he has no choice.

The swimming pool is closed. Our heroine has to persuade her father to wait for it to open. To do that she reminds him of all the good timesthey have had together and all the gamesthey have played.

Swimming, spashing, diving!

A little girl sees her mum with a favourite toy that looks like a stuffie but she doesn’t understand:“How in the world can Mummy cuddle her stuffiein her arms, and not me?”

“Why can she carry it around everywhere, and not me?”.

Mischievous as she is, she sets out to hide itso her mum learns to do without it.

“Mom says that I’m a sacred joker.My name is Lou.I’m five. And I’m bored all the time.”

Lou feels really lonely sometimes.Then, to deceive boredom, she visits her friends.But, what a shame! Everyone is avoiding her!!!Why? They think she’s a wolf or what?With no time to spare, Lou take her bagpackand goes to explore the woods!

But careful, who knows what she might find there?...

A gardening war is declared! Despite this, both monsters find the path of true friendship in the end.

A gentle AND frightening fairy tale.

In the jungle Bob is trying to find out who he really is. Eventually, he finds his place among the animals through an act of great bravery. The elephant becomes the jungle fireman.

Gentle, kind and sweet-natured, Albert adores his little sister Lili. Lili calls Albert Booby because Booby is so gentle and kind! But it’s something else altogether when it’s, his friends who call him Booby in the playground.

That’s when our hero Albert sees red. He gets into an enormous rage and is transformed into the monster Albinus! A picture book dominated by the red colour of anger.

Once upon a time there was frog who thought his legs were too skinny…One evening after a festive supper offlies chased around a burning lamphis stomach gurgled, grumbled, rumbled and…took off!

As it was flying over the stables of a grand houseit saw something quite out of the ordinary;a carriage turning into a pumpkin!

Our frog-hero, who feeds on flies and fireflies, tells astory that is chock-full of references to favourite storiesand fairytales.

To escape the heat and the crowded streets, Oko runs into the forest and meet a crocodile! Too young to know that a crocodile’s tears are never to be trusted, Oko listens to the animal’s sad stories and decides to help him.The crocodile would surely have eaten him all up if a wily bird hadn’t come to the aid of the little boy.

Oko discovers a tropical forest that hums with dozens oflittle animals and fizzes with gorgeous colour….but most of all he discovers the most powerful weapon inthe struggle against violence – intelligence!