Among the children around her, Penelope stands out because she doesn't talk. She doesn't feel like it. She prefers to listen. She prefers silence. In this noisy (and sometimes hostile) world, where you have to be heard in order to exist, how do you find your place?

A mouse feels too small and weak. She then decides to slip into the skin of different bigger and stronger animals... In turn snake, cat, elephant, whale and others, the little mouse discovers sensations and powers that she did not know! In the end, what will she choose?

A brown bear, feeling bored in his forest, decides to go on an adventure. After walking for several days, he arrives at the North Pole and discovers an unknown world. A territory where everything is white, even the bears... "L'ours brun qui voulait être blanc" is a tender and humorous tale about diversity and self-acceptance.

Who is scared? And of what? The little ghost is scared of silence. the little vampire is scared of the light. The dragon, the witch and even the little mummy, they all have their own fear!

That's right, even when you're a little monster you can be scared!

But, there is one who's not scared. He's hairy, he's clawed, he has sharp fangs...

With a beautiful chestnut in hand, Song and her little sister Shu go to offer it to grandfather who lives in the mill. But the eagle plays the troublemaker and splash! The chestnut falls into the stream...

"My name is Anna. But they call me Anna the redhead or Anna the coward."  Anna is afraid of everything. But what frightens her most of all is the dog that is lurking around the corner every day. But she manages to overcome this fear.

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.

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

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.

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

With Nuts, follow the adventures of a mischievous little squirrel!

"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.

Chipie is the story of a little dog with a bit of a head who is confronted with a thieving magpie!

A brown bear, feeling bored in his forest, decides to go on an adventure. After walking for several days, he arrives at the North Pole and discovers an unknown world. A territory where everything is white, even the bears... "L'ours brun qui voulait être blanc" is a tender and humorous tale about diversity and self-acceptance.

Little Panda is red with anger when his day does not go as planned...

Learning about emotions: each book features a small, funny and endearing character, which represents a feeling or an attitude. Through this fun geometrically shaped character, the book deals with our ability to tame and control our emotions.

"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.

Who is scared? And of what? The little ghost is scared of silence. the little vampire is scared of the light. The dragon, the witch and even the little mummy, they all have their own fear!

That's right, even when you're a little monster you can be scared!

But, there is one who's not scared. He's hairy, he's clawed, he has sharp fangs...

Grandma is not very easy! When I go to her house, I drag my feet. Today, she decided to remove the wheels from my bike...

A child is playing in the little wood behind his house... All happy, he stirs up the sludge while singing. Suddenly, he sees a black shape, and a mouth a hundred times too big with a hundred times too many teeth inside that shouts "WOUWOUWOUH". Horror! But it's a wolf!...

And when the imagination takes our little man a little too far from home, caught up in his own game, what will happen? Adventure is just around the corner, but the forest is huge and full of dangers...

My grandfather often tells of salads, of all shapes and colours, or just curly ones. Sometimes my grandmother will take one and make it her own. When I grow up, I want to tell stories as beautiful as those of my grandfather. So to be ready, I've already planted my first salad.A simple, tender and above all very funny first album that is less about gardening than about intergenerational complicity.This album was selected for the Grain de sel, Chronos des vacances, Jérôme Main 2018 awards, for the 2019 Tatoulu Award, Yellow Armadillo category and for the 2020 Winter Book Youth Award.

The miller can't sleep, bothered by many intruders. To chase them away, his mill will turn faster and faster.

In Pichien, a pigeon plays with an adorable dog.

Odette is a delicious little chick. She likes sewing and gossiping, so she sews and gossips.

Hidden in a flowery thicket, a little rascal is spying on her. The fox would like to bite into her. So he's watching her. He watches the pudgy young hen and waits for the appropriate moment to catch her...

Tired of waiting... candies are only for birthdays; dressing up for Carnaval; Christmas for the end of the year. But if there is one thing we would like to miss, it's the dentist's appointment!

This morning, Boris the polar bear wakes up happy because it's finally summer. So he puts on his swimming costume and his life jacket and goes outside. But damn! It's snowing. So it's not summer. Boris is so disappointed, he decides to wait for summer by making a face and repeating over and over again: When is it summer?

A thousand flashes of bright colours dance on the pages and compose images: days and nights follow each other, laughter turns into sighs, the seasons pass by... In this whirlwind of perpetual movement, are there things that do not change? Or perhaps a secret place to take shelter, to recharge your batteries... Yes, everything changes, all the time. And yet!

Jana goes on holiday and, for the first time, she sees the mountain. Impatient, she spends the trip talking to her dog, asking her parents questions or dreaming of that big rock as high as the clouds. But what a disappointment, when she gets closer to the chalet, she discovers that the mountain is hidden in the mist. That night, Jana falls asleep worried and disappointed. Will she finally be able to see the mountain for real?

Once upon a time, there were five Chinese brothers who were as similar as a drop of water to another drop of water. Each of them had a special gift. One day, the eldest of the brothers is held responsible for the disappearance of a little boy. The sentence was swift. He was sentenced to death. However, the five brothers are like the five fingers of a hand. Nothing can separate them. And with their fabulous powers, they have more than one trick up their sleeve... A traditional Chinese tale revisited by Virginie Soffer and beautifully illustrated by Roshanak Ostad.

Ninon loves her old doggie Hector. They are inseparable, they run together, jump around together, always having fun together. But the day Hector starts to get too tired, Ninon's mum tells her that her favourite companion is now quite old. Even though she is a little worried, Ninon decides to make this new day the most wonderful, the craziest day of Hector's life. A beautiful story of friendship between a little girl and her beloved dog.

Talking about death with children is always sensitive! We don't always find the right words to express ourselves and comfort them... Yet, death is a part of life. All living beings live and die... That's how the cycle of life is perpetuated for generations. How are old people cared for at the end of their lives? What's going on when we lose our parents? Is there only way to react to a loved one's death? Each person lives their grief differently: some like to be alone, others need to be reassured by a group to share their sadness or think about good memories. Everything also depends on one's culture and beliefs... One thing is certain: death scares us much less when we talk about it!

Without taking a precise example, Rhéa Dufresne approaches the subject with softness and delicacy. She brings a tender and universal point of view, that'll allow each reader to identify themselves and find comfort.