The story takes place in Burkina Faso. The book tells of the tribulations of the chicken Piga who is taken to the big market in Ouagadougou. A journey through the colourful and dusty tracks in a crowded bus. Discovery of the city, its numerous stalls and its intense traffic. Arriving on the big market, Piga understands that he is going to be sold, we then discover bartering, haggling, all the exchanges that allow to be in turn seller or buyer to provide for his needs. Piga, who has no desire to end up in stew, will manage to escape from the city. The story of Chicken Piga was born from notes and sketches collected during several trips of the author to Burkina Faso.

At home, we're waiting for a big event. The biggest of my life. So I wait impatiently. In the hospital, in the street, everyone is also waiting for a big event, their faces glued to a TV screen. A man is going to walk on the moon. But in that same little second, you too have arrived. The combination of a birth and a planetary event, using words common to both, is an attractive idea to express the importance and the upheaval of these human adventures. Bibliographical notes

When Noah wants to go for a ride in a boat, he meets a bunch of animals who want to accompany him. Once on the water, a storm breaks out... Will Noah manage to reach his lover?

When you're a real gourmand, how can you be satisfied with just one child a year? Leaving his parents, the little ogre takes off to conquer the world and its inhabitants. A world tour for little children that ends well, of course.

It's big, really big. There are lots of new things to discover! But what intrigues me the most is the door of our neighbor across the street. No one ever comes in or out...

This morning, Mistigri, Lola's cat, ran away. And Mistigri is not the kind of cat to linger in the neighbourhood! He likes to travel ! So Lola sets out to find him. A real game of hide-and-seek in Paris, discovering the neighbourhoods and the shopkeepers. Not forgetting the Parisian monuments to admire on the way...

Petitgrand, Mr. Petirond's dog, mysteriously disappears one foggy morning in the small village of Bois-Champy. Who could have taken Petitgrand? What is so precious about Petigrand that he has been kidnapped? These are the questions on everyone's mind. Detective Beauflair is called in to solve the mystery. The young reader will follow him in his investigation and his meetings with the suspects...

Moussy, a little mouse dancer, and her friends travel to London to dance their ballet at the Royal Opera House. A great opportunity, they think, to visit the city! The only problem is that no sooner have they arrived than their dance teacher is kidnapped... Our mice then set off on a real treasure hunt through London. Will they manage to find him and save their show?

In his sun-scorched homeland, Tom is walking by the river when he discovers an egg at his feet. What animal could it belong to? Tom sets out to find the mother of this lost egg, but it will not be without misadventures. A long walk follows to discover the animals that live in the billabong.

The three-spotted toad waits, motionless, in the middle of the pond. It is because it is hungry. A hunger like a wolf! And that's huge for a toad. What dish is refined enough to please his delicate palate? A funny story where the punchline leaves no one hungry.

Une fillette énumère les petites choses que, l’une après l’autre, elle déclare aimer plus que tout : sa fenêtre, la confiture, ses chaussures lumineuses, ses crayons, la rivière, son livre, son doudou… et sa maman qu’elle aime vraiment plus que tout. Quand bien même le pot de confiture sera vide, les chaussures trop petites ou le crayon usé, et même si maman et elle changeront, une chose demeurera toujours : la possibilité du bonheur à chaque instant.

Contrairement à ce que l’on pourrait croire, il n’y a rien d’ennuyeux dans cette énumération. D’abord parce que les aquarelles limpides et colorées sont si belles qu’elles pourraient se passer de mots. Ensuite parce que la langue est juste, c’est celle d’une enfant de 5 ou 6 ans. Le Monde

Let me tell you about my life. Every day I pick up candy wrappers...

Every year, for his birthday, a father paints a picture for his son. But not just any painting! Because on those mornings, he invites his child to enter his painting in order to pass on to him some of the values that he himself has received from his own parents. Thus, over the years, he helps him to climb a step or take up a challenge. Until the child, now grown up, takes flight.

In the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, the ponies are bored. It has snowed. The park is almost deserted. Finally, a little girl arrives... A mischievous pony and a curious little girl set off to discover Paris and its treasures.

Mirette is a very special little mole. She was born with eyes that see! And she wants to see lots of things. So she goes on a trip, loaded with a good cheesecake.

Yeah!!! Tonight is the night! The "Rockers rageux" concert! It's my favorite rock group. With my mom, we've been waiting for at least a year. I feel like it's been at least a thousand years!

The timing of the alarm clock failure couldn't be worse for Gary. The wolf has so much to do this Monday! Quickly, he comes out of his den. He has a question to ask. But we have to let him talk!

Drôles de marchés takes us to the four corners of the world to discover unique and colourful markets, from the West Indies to Guatemala, via India and Mali. An original book full of flavours that invites children to discover the foods and customs of different countries. For each market illustrated, an exotic recipe is easy to make!