Sipho loves rugby! He is mocked by his brothers and neighbours in the township of Soweto. Rugby is a white man's sport and everyone supports the Bafana Bafana football team. But this year, South Africa is hosting the Rugby World Cup and the Springboks have Chester Wiliams, a black rugby player who is going to unleash the passions.With the help of short texts and large colourful illustrations, this album simply recounts this important event in history. With short texts and large colourful illustrations, this book simply recounts this important event in history. At the end, a few explanatory pages tell the reader more about apartheid, the life of Nelson Mandela and the inequalities that still exist in this country. Le P'tit Libé

In five days, it's Father's Day and Marie-Lou has no present. The marmoset she made at school is a failure. Her other ideas are too difficult to realize. And her piggy bank is hopelessly empty. But Marie-Lou is determined to give her dad a beautiful, surprising and original gift. A gift he will never forget. And when Marie-Lou has decided on something...

Téo is not very tall. However, he would so much like to be a giant to scare Clovis, the neighbourhood terror. And here he is! He's come to boast that he's taking Amanda to the movies. Oh no! Teo has decided that's not how it's going to be!

Odilon would really like to be big. And big. And strong. And even a bit mean. But how can you scare people when you're so small and so cute?

In Veronika's class, all the children have lost a tooth, except her. All of them have been visited by the little mouse, except her! She has a tooth that moves, and has done so for a long time, but it refuses to fall out. As the days go by, the little girl feels more and more the injustice of the situation, and develops a real jealousy towards her classmates. So... will she or won't she fall? This beautiful, large-format book, illustrated with shimmering colours, is a real treat for the eyes. On your marks... get set!

Being a Big Bad Wolf is something to be learned! Every day, you have to do tons of villainy exercises, learn terror lessons, do your homework on rudeness... it's exhausting! Especially since we never know if a clever child, like many in the stories, is not hiding in the corner of the woods to trap us. A funny and lively text for the youngest readers of the collection. The figure of the wolf is revisited through the lens of school: what if wolves were children like any others?

You either like socks or you don't! For Lucette, it is rather a chore to wear them. And she never finds two of the same pair!

This is the story of a little guy who has big problems with words... Yet he spares no effort to learn to read and write. If only his teacher and his parents knew how much time he spends on it! When you're a child, it's not always easy to learn to read... an area where pressure comes from all sides! This book is a reminder that all good learning requires kindness. This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years.

Once upon a time, there was a little wolf who couldn't get out of his bed. He couldn't get out of bed not because he couldn't move his arms or legs, but because he had a ball of sadness in his heart. At school, his friends made fun of him. At school, his friends laugh at him. He wishes he could say "Enough" but he can't. These two words, which are so easy to say when he is alone, become impossible to say when he is in front of those who make him feel bad. It is a very difficult reality to avoid when you are young and come into contact with other children. Claudie Stanké and Barroux have written a third adventure of Petit Loup that is full of nuance.2019 finalist for the Prix littéraire des enseignants de français AQPF / ANEL.

In the courtyard, only one group of students rules: they are the "deciders". One word from them and everyone does as they are told: who plays with whom, when, where and how. The others don't dare say anything and can't have the fun they want... However, they keep smiling and always come up with a new idea for a game, which is constantly copied and taken up by "those who decide". Until they get fed up with the power of this group. Together, they will unite to dare to say "no".

It's the big day for Jules: today, he enters the first grade. Things don't start well for him. Indeed, the young schoolboy is late. But he is not at the end of his troubles... When he enters the classroom, he is stunned: all the students are animals!

The rocky and literary adventures of a curious magpie and an inventor cat! It's raining, Blowpipe is bored, so she goes to tell Momo some things. Momo is in the middle of fixing the engine of the Sputleon. They play with words but Momo has no time... Well, where else could Blowjob have fun with words and learn a lot of things, if not at school? After a not so easy adaptation - school is hard when you are a talkative blabbermouth - Blabbermouth is delighted. But she can't wait to get home and tell Momo all about it.

On the first day of school, Alice spots a little wild cat through the classroom window, beckoning her to follow. Like a bold adventurer, she slips out the window and embarks on a mischievous escapade. Meanwhile, the teacher is listing the classroom rules, which Alice and her feline friend seem unwilling to follow.

In this slightly cheeky picture book, we have the pleasure of reuniting with the characters from La Belle Échappée. After Magali Dulain, it is now Bérengère Mariller-Gobber’s turn to bring the softness of her colored pencils to Maylis Daufresne’s story.

Alice’s carefree nature invites reflection on children's freedom, but also on danger and obedience. La Rentrée Buissonnière offers, for the span of a book, the chance to live out a dream of freedom: slipping out of the classroom window and setting off on an adventure.

While visiting the Museum of Evolution with his class, Mehdi discovers at picnic time that he has the wrong bag and nothing to eat. This misadventure will be the occasion to launch a debate in the class about eating habits, which differ according to families, religions and countries... and it will make us understand, with humour, that all humans are part of the big family of animals.This book was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years old.

Art and Nightmares, Bob the Butcher, The Path of the Dead, Cursed Reading...

10 spine-chilling stories, perfect for HALLOWEEN!

Author Céline Gourjault and illustrator Gemma Palacio skillfully blend the extraordinary with the ordinary, weaving suspense and fear into everyday settings and events.

The characters in these stories are the same age as the readers, allowing them to identify with the protagonists... and shiver along with them!

Today, a new student joins Élise's class: Olympe. But for Élise, the encounter goes badly—this newcomer takes her best friend’s seat. And things only get worse: Élise feels increasingly overwhelmed, as if Olympe is taking up all the space with her perfect answers and colorful outfits. She feels like there’s no room left for her. It’s time to take action! Élise forms an anti-Olympe club with her friends.

A book that reminds us how persistent prejudices can be and that sometimes, all it takes is looking beyond them to live better together. Written with great sensitivity and humor, this story explores the insecurity that changes in everyday life can create for young children—and how to overcome them!

Paul & Albin are twins: they're always together, they do everything together. Tomorrow, they go to a new school and have to start over. Because Albin doesn't talk to anyone but his mom, his friends Léo & Anita, and his brother. Some think that Albin is an idiot, and it makes Paul very angry.