My grandfather often tells of salads, of all shapes and colours, or just curly ones. Sometimes my grandmother will take one and make it her own. When I grow up, I want to tell stories as beautiful as those of my grandfather. So to be ready, I've already planted my first salad.A simple, tender and above all very funny first album that is less about gardening than about intergenerational complicity.This album was selected for the Grain de sel, Chronos des vacances, Jérôme Main 2018 awards, for the 2019 Tatoulu Award, Yellow Armadillo category and for the 2020 Winter Book Youth Award.

"Little Red Riding Hood immediately went to her grandmother who lived in another Village..." By taking the point of view of the wolf, Fabienne Cinquin gives this story an even more disturbing dimension.

When he was working, Salomé's grandfather was a chocolatier. Unfortunately, since he retired, he no longer wants to hear about chocolate. No more truffles or mochas for his little girl! It's impossible to make him change his mind. The grandfather is determined to take advantage of his retirement to have a good time. But the little girl is just as determined to find her Papi Chocolat, the one with the truffles and mochas.This album received the Chronos Vacances 2018 Prize and was part of the Opalivres selection, category 4-5 years.

Hi! My name is Sophie. I have to wear glasses. The doctor, an ophthalmologist, in order to convince me said, "Sophie, now you will easily be able to count the peas on your plate, and you will see that the black dots moving in the grass are ants." So, this morning I decided to go out and look for all the things with dots and spots. Will you come with me?

Annabelle refuses to let her grandmother go to a retirement home: she doesn't want her to end up like a flowerpot that hasn't been watered enough! With her best friend Léo, she organizes Mamilou's escape, while her worried father tracks down the fugitive. But old Gustave discovers their hideout. Fortunately, he might have a solution for his childhood friend.This album is part of the selection of the Chronos Prize, category CM1-CM2, 2021.

"In the midst of the gusts, in the freezing cold, a poor girl walked down the street: she had nothing on her head, she was barefoot." Discover or rediscover this Andersen fairy tale through the moving illustrations of Isabelle Desternes, who makes each scene in this story a truly delicate, fragile, and deeply touching tableau.

With a beautiful chestnut in hand, Song and her little sister Shu go to offer it to grandfather who lives in the mill. But the eagle plays the troublemaker and splash! The chestnut falls into the stream...

Granny is sitting in the yard reading. But what was supposed to be a quiet, relaxing activity turns into a nightmare when everyone in her family decides to get busy around her. A fine and amusing book by Rhéa Dufresne, illustrated by Aurélie Grand, who fills her illustrations with little details that children (and parents too) will love.This book was the winner of the 2019 Harry Black Award.

- She opened the door of her house and Calypso, the cat, and I walked on the moor along the cliffs. Tonight, we'll look at the stars. Then the seagull, a beautiful white bird with extraordinary powers, swirled around our heads. This book is part of the Chronos Prize selection, category CE1-CE2, 2021.

Berlin 1988. While playing in the attic, I discovered a cello that belonged to my grandmother. I took it in my arms and we never left each other. Music sounds like a language to me. What's more, my parents fled East Berlin with this instrument, while my grandparents are still on the other side of the wall. But today, more and more people are angry, they demonstrate in the streets and soon, this wall will have to come down.This album has been selected for the Prix Michel Tournier, category CM1-CM2, 2020.

Pérette doesn't like going to Grandpa's house; he's not nice, and his house is full of animals. Pérette is afraid of animals. Well, only some of them: the ones with claws, pincers, quills, teeth, stings and far, far too many legs. But for two upright minds, what could be better than twisted ideas?

Mrs. Sanchez is a midwife, herself about to give birth. Under the curious and circumspect gaze of her daughter Juliette, 7 and a half years old, we follow the different stages of the pregnancy in the form of chapters narrating in a comical and burlesque way the hospital episodes that punctuate the life of the pregnant woman.

Everyone knows the story of Little Red Riding Hood... But do you know the story of Little Riding Hood? To find out, read this story by Andrea Echorn with a quirky and energetic tone that can be found both in her story and in her illustrations!

Grandma is not very easy! When I go to her house, I drag my feet. Today, she decided to remove the wheels from my bike...

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.

Lilou loves to snuggle up to her mummy and her big round belly. But for the last few days, her parents have been very sad. Is it because they have realised that Lilou doesn't want to lend her toys to the little brother who is about to arrive? Her grandmother, Nanou, tells her a true story. A story that cannot be changed. The little brother who was in his mother's belly is dead. The text of this book, accompanied by superb illustrations that give it an incomparable evocative force, describes in a masterly way the distress of this little girl. It should help many families affected by this tragedy to find the words to soothe and comfort in the face of this ordeal so difficult to overcome ... Sensitive and poignant. À vos marques tapages, le coin des p'tits loups

Caillou learns a great magic trick. He transforms waste into food for plants!

Every summer, Louis spends his holidays at his grandfather's, who treats him to slices of rillettes for a snack. The two of them are very close, but we also understand that their relationship is fraught with unspoken words... This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years old.

Two little squirrels made an extraordinary discovery: a giant hazelnut! Could it be magic? Grandpa tells them it's a chestnut and quickly hides it to eat it this winter. When the day comes, Grandpa has forgotten where he hid it. There follows a wonderful treasure hunt to find it again. All in vain.

When she comes home from school, Lola spends hours in front of the mirror: she looks at herself, puts on make-up, and trains to parade like a real model. But things get complicated when Auntie Christelle suggests she enter the Little Miss contest...This book is supported by the Mission aux droits de femmes de Corrèze and was part of the Opalivres selection, category 7-8 years old.

When Grandpa Zoum tells his fabulous memories, his grandchildren Zic and Zac would be tempted not to believe him. However, this voluble grandfather does not lie, well... not quite! And after all, grown-ups also have the right to dream. The essential landmarks are there: wolves, blizzards, bears, night and cold. The fantasy is invited, with the cat, unexpected in the decor. Bibliographical notes

Today, Langlang takes a boat with his mother to the fishing village where grandmother lives. The young boy has just turned six. He will start school tomorrow to learn to read and write, and also to make friends. That's why Grandma wants to give him a very symbolic present.