A grey morning, a yellow taxi, a red scarf. And the circus begins... Let yourself be carried away by the beauty of the images which tell, without words, the adventure of a taxi driver who tries to catch a customer who has just forgotten his scarf. The colourful and dynamic images take us on a wild ride through the acts of a circus. The album will charm children and adults alike, who will return to childhood for a moment. This album received the Mr. Christie Book Award, category 0-7 years, Silver Seal 1999, the Governor General's Literary Award, category Illustration for young people 2000, the Prix Québec / Wallonie-Bruxelles du livre de jeunesse, category Album couleur 2000 and was a finalist for the Prix Illustration jeunesse du Salon du livre de Trois-Rivières 2000.

A woman recounts three important memories about her grandmother and her grandmother's mare. Memories filled with nostalgia, joy, wonder and hope. A story full of tender moments.This book was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award, Children's Illustration category, 2014.

This is the story of two children who are ragpickers, pepenadores, as they are called. They live in a slum and work in a huge garbage dump in South America. Digging, finding, fighting, trading, selling: that's their daily life. A Dickensian story of life and the plight of children who must work to help their parents survive.This book was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award, Children's Illustration category in 2014, a finalist for the Prix Tatoulu 2015 and the Prix du livre jeunesse des bibliothèques de Montréal 2015, as well as for the Prix TD 2015. It was shortlisted for the 2015 Tamarac Express Award and the 2017 Skipping Stones Honor Book Award, as well as for the Bank Street College of Education's Best Children's Picture Books of the Year in Spanish 2019.

A little girl lived alone with her mother. But her mother falls in love... and unknowingly brings the big bad wolf into their home. From then on, the smiles fall. And the howling begins. The little girl now wears long sleeves and builds a brick wall around her heart. Valérie Fontaine and Nathalie Dion deliver a moving fable about family violence. The wolf character represents the figure of the violent man with terrifying power. The references to classic fairy tales amplify the emotional tension of the story. This book was selected for the Prix Communication Arts Illustration Annual 2020, was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award in the category of children's literature/illustrated books in 2020, and received the Prix Espiègle in 2021.A portion of the sale price of this book is donated to SOS Violence conjugale (Canada) and Solidarité Femmes (France).