Can you imagine a doctor as a musician? A few notes of music, no more flu! A few chords on the piano, no more backache! And for the most serious cases, the violin does its work. A dream, a utopia? No, here is Doctor Bellenote, and his dog Ré-Mi, who will cure all your worries.

At the Bazar Trouvetout, near the beach, you can find everything. Even Christmas toys. But this year, the owner has put a stuffed toy in the window that the owner doesn't like. Stuck on the shelf, Puss in Boots would so much like a child to choose him...

Various emotions inhabit the little dragon, fear, sadness, but also pride, when he finds a solution to a difficulty, and joy when sometimes his crossing becomes a game, because he remains, despite everything, a child.

Yesterday, while I was drawing, Louise asked me what I had in my head. I did not know what to answer. So I wanted to see. It is not very complicated ...

After the excitement of the first few hours, the young man finds it difficult to hide his disappointment when he confronts his dream with reality and realizes that his cousins are living in misery. Paris the beautiful, Paris the grey, Paris the dangerous...Will our hero, without papers, manage to escape the perils of the capital? This album was part of the Lire et Faire lire 2017 selection.

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

One hour. One hour with him, snuggling up to his laughter, breathing in his hazelnut smell, watching him flex his muscles, moving his ears, listening to him call me "my son", stretching his neck towards the clouds, out there, one hour of nothing at all, one hour to forget all the others.

This book was awarded the Franco-German Prize for Children's Literature 2015, organized by the Foundation for Franco-German Cultural Cooperation and the European Children's Book Fair. It was also part of the selection of the Bonnes lectures of the Salon de Montreuil 2014.

Mrs. Cat has just had a baby and Mrs. Rabbit is in awe of this little one that she finds so cute! Alexandre watches his mother take the baby in her arms and feels very sorry for him... A book to talk about the arrival of a baby or simply to help a child grow up. The message is accompanied by a very concrete and humorous drawing. A good moment to share. LivrJeun

In the year 1943, the world was at war. Every day bombs were falling on the city of Tokyo, Japan. The Japanese army was afraid that bombs would hit the Ueno Zoo and wild animals would escape, threatening the public. So the army ordered the keepers to kill all the large animals. Despite their sadness, the guards obeyed. The lions, tigers, leopards, bears and large snakes were the first to perish. Yukio Tsuchiya's book tells the sad and true story of what happened when it was the elephants' turn to die.

It's the story of Paola. It's also the story of her parents who are separating after arguing for a long time. It's the story of a short and intense love. It's a story about scissors. And it's the story of three roses... It's also a tale for the youngers and olders, about love passing and the acceptance of this passed meeting. It's about separation seen by a child and the consolation on the sadness going with it. A sweet and sensitive book.

What's wrong with Big Bear this morning? I think we're going to have to do something...This album was the winner of the 2019 Première œuvre de littérature jeunesse festival, 3-5 years category, winner of the 2019 Unicef Prize, 3-5 years "everyday heroes" category, winner of the 2018 Petit Grain de sel Prize of the Nau Belles Rencontres fair and was part of the 2017 Lire et Faire lire selection.

August 1914. Paul, a nail driver at the Saint-Nazaire shipyards, is mobilized. How to explain the war to his beloved son? How to tell him that he may not come back from it? Paul chooses to lie to him. Months pass, father and son exchange letters. As the horror gains ground, Paul is caught in the trap of his lie...

Anatole has a very round and not very big chestnut, but very precious. When he holds it in his hand, it is as if he is holding the whole earth, the whole universe. He feels strong. But, one day, he loses it... He feels different, transparent. Anatole would like to transform himself into a tree while waiting to find his chestnut.

Then, there is Violette...

Revisiting the "City of Light" from a new angle, at once poetic, tender, funny, and a little extravagant: this is what this album invites us to do. Endearing and unusual characters take us by the hand and lead us into a Paris where it is good to take one's time, to stroll, to contemplate, and perhaps to love each other... An original way to discover or rediscover the Capital, its emblematic places, its gardens, its cafés, its passages, its curious inhabitants. A delightful walk, carried by the elegance of the drawings and the unexpected twists of a very pretty sentimental story...

Sophie's mother called her Sophie-Fourire, because they always laughed together on the trumpet and accordion, especially when they made faces in front of the mirror. When her mother leaves forever because of an accident, Sophie can't find her pretty laugh anymore, even if her daddy and her friends want to help her get it back.In the end, perhaps it wasn't the laughter that was lost, but something else, another feeling that had to be let out so that the laughter could reappear...This album received the Prix Illustration Jeunesse, special mention for newcomers, at the Salon du livre de Trois-Rivières 2017.

"Every day, in my head, in my body and in my heart, it's a whirlwind of emotions."

Are you ready to take a tour of twelve emotions that can shake us daily: wonder, anger, fear, pride, sadness, impatience, excitement, embarrassment, surprise, jealousy, joy, or even serenity?

Let's go to the assault of these impalpable and confused feelings!

Children are also invited to recognize the attitudes or mimics associated with each emotion, so they can put words to what they may feel.

Pink Flamingo is sad. He is even very sad. But his friends, the little girl and the potato, are there for him and will do everything they can to make him smile again, but above all they will help him to get through this moment and to accept his sadness.This album was a finalist for the Tatoulu Prize, Pink Tatoulu category in 2020.

It's the story of a father who has lost his joy (for a reason we discover at the very end of the album). But he doesn't talk about it with his son, who doesn't stop the latter from wondering.

This is the story of a little hippopotamus who often gets hurt...

Ever since she was little, Lisette has been crying. If she can't hold back her tears, the little girl uses jars to contain them...

Since a few days, Mom is sad and I don't know what to do to help her... Dad explains to me that she has a small cockroach which tires her. But, what is a cockroach? I ask my sister, my school teacher and without hesitation, I start inventing things to capture this little insect and protect Mom!