Gaston the sheep doesn't believe in the Big Bad Wolf. Hasn't he heard of the terrible stories people told him? No, he knows them very well but he doesn't believe them. After all, dragons don't exist and yet, dragon stories are told. It's decided, Gaston will leave in the woods to see if the wolf is or isn't there.

"Have you ever seen a huge turnip? This one was as huge as a hippopotamus' bottom.

— What a delicious soup we're gonna make! says the happy owner.

But when he wanted to pull it out, the turnip did not give in. The gardener went to get his wife to help him pull..."

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...

In a busy city, mother seal is walking her baby. Hush, don't make any noise, baby seal is asleep!

The lumberjack, the gardener, the mason, the bus driver and the policemen, make themselves very small so as not to wake him up...

But who left a footprint on his horse?

An elephant is about to cross the river. Two tigers in love ask him to take them on his back. Then three monkeys, a family of mongooses, a young cobra and finally a parrot. Loaded up like an ocean liner, the elephant takes off when a small spider falls gently on the parrot's head. The fragile crew wobbles... Splash! By the way, has anyone noticed the tiny ant that has been climbing and climbing since the beginning of the story?

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

The hours pass in the secret garden. The animals that inhabit it go about their business quietly. A mysterious secret, however, lurks...

"A frog jumps from stone to stone. But, tell me, who lives under the stones?" A new guessing game with an answer all in pictures to discover nature...

In his sun-scorched homeland, Tom is walking by the river when he discovers an egg at his feet. What animal could it belong to? Tom sets out to find the mother of this lost egg, but it will not be without misadventures. A long walk follows to discover the animals that live in the billabong.

The three-spotted toad waits, motionless, in the middle of the pond. It is because it is hungry. A hunger like a wolf! And that's huge for a toad. What dish is refined enough to please his delicate palate? A funny story where the punchline leaves no one hungry.

Tired of waiting... candies are only for birthdays; dressing up for Carnaval; Christmas for the end of the year. But if there is one thing we would like to miss, it's the dentist's appointment!

On a farm, a fox causes panic. Fortunately there is Gertrude!

The snail has lost its shell. Without its shell, it is just a plump worm. Who will see it? Beware of those who make fun of him... Shells, hairs, feathers... everything flies in a whirlwind and a burst of laughter!

À califourchon sur son aspirateur magique, Tourbille, la méchante sorcière, survole la ville. Elle aspire tout sur son chemin : les enfants du jardin, sauf un, les chatons, sauf deux, les papillons sauf trois, les canards sauf quatre, et les poissons sauf cinq. Puis elle regagne la montagne obscure aux noirs coquelicots où elle vit. Mais une petite fille qui n’a peur de rien et ne s’en laisse pas conter ne fait ni une ni deux : elle se lance sur les traces de la sorcière pour lui donner une leçon.

Cet album malicieux, tant par le texte que par l’illustration, se lit avec plaisir et effroi. C’est aussi, avec un zeste de magie, un parcours permettant un jeu avec les chiffres.

Big Bear is very bored, alone on his ice floe. One day, with his fishing rod in hand, he sees a large piece of ice pass by with a small, colorful thing on it. He has never seen anything like it here! Here, everything is white. Where can this strange thing come from? And hop! In no time at all, Big Bear jumps on the piece of ice and goes adrift with the little red, green and blue thing. This is the beginning of a great adventure to meet new friends and discover wonderful and distant landscapes.

Une fillette énumère les petites choses que, l’une après l’autre, elle déclare aimer plus que tout : sa fenêtre, la confiture, ses chaussures lumineuses, ses crayons, la rivière, son livre, son doudou… et sa maman qu’elle aime vraiment plus que tout. Quand bien même le pot de confiture sera vide, les chaussures trop petites ou le crayon usé, et même si maman et elle changeront, une chose demeurera toujours : la possibilité du bonheur à chaque instant.

Contrairement à ce que l’on pourrait croire, il n’y a rien d’ennuyeux dans cette énumération. D’abord parce que les aquarelles limpides et colorées sont si belles qu’elles pourraient se passer de mots. Ensuite parce que la langue est juste, c’est celle d’une enfant de 5 ou 6 ans. Le Monde

As your child grows up, he or she has many questions: "What if there's a monster in my room?", "What if you go out at night without me? This book is there to reassure him, by making him understand that he can always count on you.

Behind me, there is... a hedgehog, a frog, a pig, a rabbit, a sheep, a hen, a turtle, a mouse, an owl and...

If the caiman has a lot of teeth, it is to teach the children to count until hundred. If the giraffe has a long neck, it's to teach children to count to a hundred... A little etiological rhyme for children.