Thanks to its huge variety of animals beautifully illustrated in their environment, this book helps children to develop their vocabulary and raise awareness of the diversity of the animal world.

Discover the 100 first vehicles and things that go: train, electric car, truck, airplane...

In this book built around the theme of the alphabet, on the left-hand pages, each letter is associated with the image of an object: A for Aubergine, B for Bottle, etc.

But then - and this is the originality of this book - on the right-hand page each object is re-enacted or diverted, sometimes by becoming part of another object (the Aubergine becomes the foliage of the Tree; the Skittle becomes the Beaver's Tail, etc.), sometimes by transforming itself into another object (the Ham becomes the Mare's head and the Iris flower a Musical Instrument, and so on).

According to these same procedures, page after page the Eggs become Obuses, the Kiwi becomes a Kepi, Bread can become Fish and again, Chestnuts, Swimsuits, or Hot Air Balloons. What makes the analogy between the different objects associated with each letter of the alphabet is not only the same initial letter but rather the same shape.

This book invites us to look around and use our imagination. You'll meet a couple of bodybuilders, a pirate, a giant fork and a whole fauna of penguins, frogs and elephants. What extraordinary things do you come across while walking around the city?

A green mouse, running in the grass, I catch it by the tail, I show it to these gentlemen... A nursery rhyme for the little ones.

Deforestation is menacing pandas more than ever. They have to flee higher and higher in the mountains, births are rarer. However, certain encounters give hope...

Hi! My name is Sophie. I have to wear glasses. The doctor, an ophthalmologist, in order to convince me said, "Sophie, now you will easily be able to count the peas on your plate, and you will see that the black dots moving in the grass are ants." So, this morning I decided to go out and look for all the things with dots and spots. Will you come with me?

Poem by Maurice Carême. The green mouse, The pink cow, Open doors, Laugh in the roses. What can such colourful animals talk about? The text in French, German and Hungarian.

With the chair, the mouse played at fighting. With the toilet, he played fight. But with his rhinoceros friend... what does the mouse do ?

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

I'm not afraid of the cold! A little bear ignores his parents' advice and chooses to spend the winter away from his den. Free, he celebrates with the birds, foxes and deer. But spring is far away! Filled with lively and refined illustrations, the book is a tribute to the great Quebec forest, its trees and its animals. The ten pieces of music specially created by Edgar Bori to accompany the tale follow the adventures of the bear cub and his friends to circus, traditional or jazz tunes. The songs range from poetic ballads to catchy nursery rhymes and will appeal to both children and parents;

My mammoth and I, a great story of friendship...

In Pichien, a pigeon plays with an adorable dog.

In Chapillon, a mischievous cat is desperate to catch a pretty butterfly... This album is part of the Lire et faire lire 2015 selection.

With Li-Loup, follow the meeting of a little girl and a wolf.

In Looping, the pig provokes the wolf and everything is turned upside down!

From the Kiwi series broadcast on France 5 in the program Zouzous, these two funny birds take toddlers by the hand for a playful discovery of English. Through their adventures, children gently learn their first English words. Twiki and Twini build magnificent motorized machines. Our kiwis are so proud to be on board their speedsters!

I'm going for a walk. Who's coming with me?

From the Kiwi series broadcast on France 5 in the program Zouzous, these two funny birds take toddlers by the hand for a playful discovery of English. Throughout their adventures, children gently learn their first English words. As a bonus, the kiwi song and its instrumental version.

In this book built around the theme of the alphabet, on the left-hand pages, each letter is associated with the image of an object: A for Aubergine, B for Bottle, etc.

But then - and this is the originality of this book - on the right-hand page each object is re-enacted or diverted, sometimes by becoming part of another object (the Aubergine becomes the foliage of the Tree; the Skittle becomes the Beaver's Tail, etc.), sometimes by transforming itself into another object (the Ham becomes the Mare's head and the Iris flower a Musical Instrument, and so on).

According to these same procedures, page after page the Eggs become Obuses, the Kiwi becomes a Kepi, Bread can become Fish and again, Chestnuts, Swimsuits, or Hot Air Balloons. What makes the analogy between the different objects associated with each letter of the alphabet is not only the same initial letter but rather the same shape.

The cat whispered to the man one morning and the man said, "That's just like you," and the dog meowed, and everyone was happy;