Caillou is having trouble keeping up with Sarah, so he decides he's ready to try riding his bike without the training wheels. Caillou learns that there is a proper time for everything.

This book is also available in French: Caillou - La leçon de vélo.

Caillou wants to be just like Daddy and grow up to be a daddy too!

This book is also available in French: Caillou, comme papa.

Caillou wants to marry his mother. To help him understand why this is impossible, Daddy tells Caillou a story.

This book is also available in French: Caillou, le prince.

Caillou finds nothing to wear in his dresser drawer, but Daddy comes up with a fun solution.

A little girl came into the world and captured her daddy’s heart. She held it there in her gentle hands right from the very start.

Little Aada, intrepid girl of a reindeer herder, lives in a village on the edge of a large ice lake in Lapland. One day, the girl sees an intriguing movement near the shore, and, braving the formal prohibition of her father, bends her head over the water ...

This book is also available in French: Aada des neiges.

Saschka is a Kazakh boy. From a proud tribe of nomadic horsemen who planted their yurts at the foot of majestic mountains, he dreams to tame a golden eagle and hunt with him one day, like his father and his father's father. When he comes across a wounded eagle, he keeps it and tries to heal it. A wing hangs miserably, his father is formal: the bird will never be good for anything except to waddle awkwardly in the village and be the laughing stock of the families of hunters. But Saschka persists because it sees much more than that in the eyes of the bird ...

A huge 3000 years old cedar, on the border of two kingdoms ... The sultans used to meet under its soothing shade to talk quietly. However, one day, they get angry for a trifle. Suspicion settles and the old cedar, who knows the heart of men, fears for peace. Can a tree avoid a war ? Yes : if helped by a dove, it will speak the voice of reason and bring the two sultans wisdom by teaching them that difference is source of great wealth...