Every evening, at mealtime, little Jeanne is worried. She waits without making a sound. And what she dreads always ends up happening: the argument, the anger, the shouting. Jeanne is afraid. Sometimes she runs away, to Grandma's house or to the plain, on her blue bicycle. But tonight, it's raining and it's dark.... So she closes her eyes, presses her hands very hard over her ears and escapes, far, very far from here, where her life is beautiful, where her life will be beautiful...This album was part of the Opalivres 2020 selection and is supported by the Ministry for Women's Rights.

Once upon a time, a little wolf had an earache. It had nothing to do with any illness. This little wolf had heard too many cries, too many things that hurt him, and his ears refused to listen! In a violent family context, Little Wolf tries to tell his pain... to Mommy? To the teacher? To a friend? Shame prevents him from speaking. It is only in Grandma's arms that he can finally tell his heavy secret. This conversation will lead to another one, this time with the father.

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).

This is a 7 year old girl who carries a heavy burden. She can't tell anyone what she is going through. She would be too afraid to be called a liar. And then, around her, nobody would understand, he is so nice... "It's our little secret", he says to her, every time he visits her at night. Unable to say no to him, she feels guilty. Her everyday life is disrupted, at home and at school, where she sometimes feels suffocated in the middle of a lesson, assailed by dark images. Then one day, he stopped coming. Little by little, she regained a taste for life. Until that famous night when she caught him coming out of her little sister's room. She realizes then that with her too, he has a small secret. This revelation, like an electroshock, makes her decide to talk, so that it will finally stop. 

It was there, on the shelf, a pretty red whistle.No right to touch it said Mum, it's for grown-ups.Dad, on the other hand, can play with it, and when he blows into it, it makes the bears come! The problem with bears is that they are nice at the beginning but after a while, they are not always funny...

The publisher Rêves Bleus donates 1€ for each paper album sold to the Association Addictions France.

A security guard from the islands, a magic seashell, a pink bicycle, a teacher mad in love, an old man gazelle horns lover, Emile's universe is full of fantasies. Yet, the little boy lives with the painful memory of what he calls "the notorious night", the one that built up to his dad leaving. Since then, he awaits a sign or a message from him. He leaves letterboxes in judiciously chosen places. Hoping that one day he'll find a note. But they always slip away to live their letterbox lives and be helpful to others and hold improbable surprises for the young boy. One day, finally, a message arrives.

For Martha, the little woods' marten, there are happy days with chocolate and hazelnut cake. But, there's more of the bad ones, where Daddy screams after Mommy. The screams and twisted faces then replace games and hugs. In those moments, overwhelmed by their problems, Martha's parents cannot take care of her and neglect her. Worried about the situation, the animals of the forest end up asking for advice from the old owl. He then decides, to leave Martha with Lady Rabbit, to protect her. Waiting for her parents to find a solution to their issues, Martha will be placed in the children's home, "L'Embellie". In this other house, surrounded by kind adults, the little marten could calm herself down and find the joy of playing again...