Do you know Molougolo, the island where it's always sunny? It's there that Hervé is going on Christmas vacation with his parents and his sister Lucie. Except that once there, it's always raining, perfect weather for frogs! But, Hervé doesn't care: he loses track of time: he plays with the super console Jeuga XMP 345 that he was gifted. Until the moment when CARABISTOUILLE appears. And then, everything goes crazy!

Aimy lives as a recluse in the woods at the behest of her mother, Rose, who tries to protect her. She has never been to school, cannot read or write, is unaware of the existence of cities, and has no idea that her lifestyle is out of the ordinary. But one day, Aimy becomes aware of the size of the world around her. Being excluded from it makes her deeply nostalgic. Why does Aimy live isolated from others? Will she be able to overcome her loneliness?

Does Mr. Fox have the right to hunt in this mysterious place where normally only books are eaten? Mouse will soon teach him the rules of the Pipiliothèque...

Lucy the mouse has eaten all the letters I. Unfortunately, her appetite has turned the words upside down. On the shelf, the revolt rumbles among the books... A book that makes sentences sing and shakes up words to introduce children to language games.

When I was little, at school, if they wanted to make me cry, they called me a "nigger". So there was no shortage of that, I would burst into tears... It is this story, the true story of her real life, that Jo Hoestlandt loves to hear her mother tell.

The day the disaster occurred, Bassem was on his way to school. There was nothing but ruins around him. In other words, nothing... Suddenly, in the silence that always followed the explosions, he heard music. On top of the rubble, a piano. Sitting in front of the instrument, a young man was playing...

Zoé has just learned to read. That's when she realizes that her father, Cedric, doesn't know how. He can't read?! Is it really possible to be an adult and not be able to read? Yet, Cédric is a great daddy, he can do so many things!This album was part of the final selection of the Prix des Incorruptibles 2018, the selection of the Prix des Écoliers 2018 in Rillieux-la-Pape, the selection Livrentête 2018, first reading category, the selection of the Prix de la Médiathèque de Villeneuve-sur-Lot and the selection Lire et Faire lire 2018.

Also available in English! "How to catch a bear who loves to read "Julia has many friends in the forest near her home. She climbs trees with Leon the squirrel, plays hide-and-seek with Charlotte the groundhog and has farting contests with Georgette the skunk. Julia dreams of meeting a bear. They could play so many fun games together! And give each other big hugs. One day, Julia is inspired by a story she reads and takes a perfect (bear) snack into the woods. She discovers, to her surprise, that there is more to bears than just good smells! And so begins an exciting search that will allow Julia to explore new corners of the forest and of her heart. Featuring a daring young heroine who loves books passionately, How to Catch a Bear Who Loves to Read invites children to share their love of reading, and bears, with Julia.

I have a friend. A real one. He doesn't look at all like the friend I imagined him to be. But even when we don't see each other, I think of him, and that really helps me!

In paper format, this book is a double-sided book. Discover this story from the point of view of "Mon amie".

I have a friend. I thought she had changed, but she wouldn't tell me her secret.

In paper format, this book is a double-sided album. Discover this story from the point of view of "Mon ami".

Maurice the cat has found the trick to attract mice: read them beautiful stories. The mice approach and together, we laugh, we cry, we are amazed, we are afraid. But when it's time to eat them, Maurice's plan doesn't work out as planned... 

In the hills of Sicily, it's siesta time. You can only hear the cry of the crickets.

But if you listen carefully, you can hear a buzzing sound approaching... Bzzzzzzzzz. A bee? But no, it is the library on three wheels of Orazio! Orazio, a former village teacher and book lover, travels through the villages of the hills. His mission: to offer readings to isolated populations.

Today, information is everywhere: continuous news channels, notifications, social networks... But how to sort out what is true, what is false, what is essential? How do journalists work? Are they free to tackle all subjects? Are they objective?

That's a lot of questions! Sophie Eustache has conducted an investigation to help the reader take the necessary distance from the mass of information we receive every day.

Quenotte diligently follows her reading lessons. But one night, as she is returning home, a fox surprises her. Will he devour her? The whole forest holds its breath and rushes to help the little mouse. But when they arrive, the animals discover Quenotte reading and the fox all ears, captivated by the story. Here is how to read to save the life of Quenotte, the little wood mouse.

Alain and Alex are two very different neighbours until the day they meet. How will their friendship change their lives?

The books have disappeared from the Free and Laughing Kingdom. What if the ogre stole them? The Prince offers a reward to the one who will bring them back. But who will dare to face the terrible book-eater?

Lucie is a dreamy little girl who spends her time reading. As soon as she opens a book, she projects herself into the most amazing stories of which she becomes the heroine.

The text is in French and English.

What is a book? It can be a river that always takes you to a different place; or a roar you had never heard. It's sometimes a refuge to flow through hard times. Or even an answer to questions you've never asked yourself.

With poetry, this book brings up the relationship between a book and its reader. It invites children to explore the fun potential by looking for all the details. It's a trip through creative universes that books bring to life. This book is also a look-and-find. On each illustration full of details, a little reader is hidden (sometimes a ghost or explorer), that we can have fun looking for.

A book is a universal object; its form evolved throughout the centuries to become what it is today. During the Middle Ages, it was mainly religious texts that were copied one by one by hand. The invention of the printer in the 15th century allowed the production of books to be widely done. It's especially the alphabetization of populations, and the globalization of resources, that allowed their generalization. With the appearance of pocket formats, we can bring our books everywhere! But, it's today that they travel the most, thanks to their dematerialization in e-books or audiobooks.

"Histoire d'object" is a series to (re)discover the world around us through a a familiar object.

Arno is a library bug. From going through all the books around him, he became a professional in maths, martial arts, cooking, and drawing... But, there's still one thing he doesn't know: the Oasis. A fantastic place where he always dreamed of going. It's time to go now!

My name is Rémi and I live with my mom. Every day, she wakes me up, helps me wash, dress me. She prepares me food, makes me read... She's always with me, except when I'm at school.

Today, when I came back, mom wasn't there. I thought she was playing a joke on me and I looked for her everywhere, but I couldn't find her.

Where is she?? And most importantly, how am I going to wake up, wash, dress, eat??

All these questions give me a headache, so I took my reading notebook and started reading. Usually, reading tires me out, but now, it helps me forget that mom isn't here. And then, when she comes back, will she be proud of me?!

Agatha Christie's life matches her work! It's fascinating!

Agatha Christie traveled the world by boat, train and car. She explored the landscapes and customs of the countries she met, while keeping one foot in the Victorian era she loved so much.

She was a nurse during the First World War. Her diploma in pharmacy preparation gave her a taste for poisons and other relentless concoctions for the crimes of her future novels... Thanks to her second husband, she immersed herself in archaeology. Her plots took on the color of excavation sites! Her life and work are one and the same.