C'est l'automne ! Piloui s'amuse avec les feuilles, découvre les petites bêtes qui peuplent son jardin, sous l'œil avisé de son papa.

It is autumn in the forest. We follow Renard all day long in his activities and especially his encounters: snail, hedgehog, fawn, wild boar, etc.

The leaves of the trees dance to the rhythm of the rumba, the samba, the cha-cha-cha.a book with poetic illustrations. Ideas for creating your own compositions, either at home or in a workshop.

From poem to poem, the seasons pass by. Summer, autumn, winter, spring... Silence of the wind, murmur of the pines, roar of the sea, song of the birds... These poems which are inspired by the form of haikus (small Japanese poems of three lines) are a hymn to nature, to its beauty, to the passing of time.

The division of time is a human invention. Elusive and elusive, time seems to become a "real object" when it becomes seconds, minutes, months, years. Presented in the form of a character, as in this case the month of October, time suddenly appears to us in the familiar guise of our fellow human beings and of ourselves: it is therefore made of the same material as we are! It has its life, its activities, its habits, its tastes. And above all, it arranges the world according to seasonal rhythms and the higher laws of nature. The reader of this album discovers through the personification of time that it is not only a "dimension" in which life unfolds from one end to the other, as in a play, but that it belongs to us, that it is a component of our being in the same way as the cells of our body. Shown in action among us and in our image, October is our brother (it could also be January or July), and like him we are time. This is better, much better than having the illusion of mastering time.

Who is this foodie who devoured the persimmons and carrots? Look, he left footsteps on the ground. Follow them with your finger, look, and find the leftovers of his lunch. Here he is, did you see him? It's the squirrel. Follow him to his nest. You can help him clean himself and bury his provisions in the ground.

Throughout an interactive investigation, Clémence Sabbagh makes children discover this quiet and cute animal. They'll play with the plants and orange animals in the garden. This 5th book of the series Couleur jardin tells a new aspect of the garden: the life of a small mammal. And to keep discovering, you'll find a fun activity at the end of the book.

Couleur jardin is a series celebrating biodiversity in the garden with all its colors.

All year long, seasons pass by, and the weather changes, just like our activities and clothes! Summer in shorts, sandals, and a cap on the head: we observe the lizard sleeping in the sun, we swim, we enjoy the nice weather and summer joys. Then comes fall, and the yellowing leaves fall down. In the first rain, we put on a coat and boots to jump in the puddles! In the winter, everything becomes white, the trees are naked when we're all wrapped up in our jackets with scarves, gloves, and beanies. Finally, spring slowly warms up nature, buds, and then flowers appear, at the same time as light clothes!

To each season its pleasures!

Tout en haut et tout en bas de la Terre, il existe un monde à part où règne un froid glacial ! Le paysage est tout blanc la majeure partie de l'année. Ce sont les pôles.

Mais attention à ne pas les confondre : dans le Grand Nord, avec la fonte des neiges au printemps, la nature reprend des couleurs.

Au pôle Sud, seul le manchot est assez équipé pour faire face à l'hiver austral. Les autres animaux préfèrent vivre sous l'eau. Il fait tout aussi froid, mais il y a plus de compagnie.

A journey inside nature, ready to fall asleep for winter.

After summer's heat and abundance, the forest, meadow, and mountain animals, when replete, begin to prepare their comfy nest for the upcoming winter. And to each their method.