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"Petit-Bleu et Petit-Jaune" is a children's book written and illustrated by Leo Lionni. It was first published in 1959. The story features two friends, Petit-Bleu and Petit-Jaune, who are small, colorful geometric shapes. They live in circles of different colors and, despite their parents' warnings, mix and turn green. This symbolizes the idea of friendship transcending color differences. This book is often recommended for children aged 3...
"Moi, je sais tout sur la maîtresse" is a children's book written by Nathalie Delebarre and illustrated by Aurélie Blanz. A young schoolboy denies rumors that his mistress has a life outside school. According to him, she sleeps at school so as to be there before her pupils, she eats at the canteen morning, noon and night, and above all, she doesn't have a lover, since she only loves her pupils... Recommended age for readers of "Moi, je sais tout sur...
"Marre du rose" is a children's book written by Nathalie Hense and illustrated by Ilya Green. "Usually, girls like pink; only me, pink comes out of my eyes! And it's the same for princesses, princess tralalas, ribbons and dolls too. But when it's pink too, I can't get it out of my nose! Mom says I'm a tomboy. The lively, invigorating words...
"The Kissing Queen is a children's book written by Kristien Aertssen The little princess lives happily in the castle, but she's so desperate for kisses! Her mom, the queen, has no time for her daughter and advises her to go and find the kiss queen instead. The little princess takes her red plane and sets off in search of her. She meets the Queen of Cakes, the Queen of Cats, the Queen of Flowers and many others...
"L'ami du petit tyrannosaure" is a children's book written by Florence Seyvos and illustrated by Claude Ponti. The story features a little tyrannosaurus looking for a friend, who ends up finding an astonishing and endearing creature. The recommended age for readers of "L'ami du petit tyrannosaure" is generally 3 to 7. The book deals with themes of friendship, acceptance of differences and the search for companionship, making it suitable reading for youngsters...
"Grosse colère" is a children's book written by Mireille d'Allancé. The story revolves around a child character who experiences the intense emotion of anger. The book explores the different facets of this emotion, how it can be felt and expressed, and how it can evolve over time. The recommended age for readers of "Grosse colère" is generally 3 to 7. This is a developmental period when children begin to explore and understand their emotions,...
IT'S SPRINGTIME, LITTLE BEAR! A very nice album to make the transition between Winter and Spring, and to celebrate the renewal of nature! When Little Bear wakes up at the end of winter, there is still snow outside and everything is silent... Little Bear feels lonely and goes in search of a friend to play with. But all the animals are busy preparing for spring! Little Bear finds a funny friend...
An album full of poetry to say "I love you" in your own way... "Loving makes you grow wings, loving makes you want to shout it out loud, to sing it, to draw it. Loving makes you want to express it with intensity and without limits! But there can be a gap between the intensity of our emotions, the desire to express it emphatically, and the way we really reveal ourselves, sometimes with great modesty... Because saying "I love you" is not always...
A tender and poetic story about animal hibernation. Beautiful! A very pretty lullaby that gently deals with the autumn-winter transition for a bear and his mother. Little Bear doesn't want to go to sleep until spring... Why would he go to hibernate when the other animals in the forest are still playing outside? No, he doesn't want to go into their den for a long winter sleep! Mummy Bear will then show him with patience, tenderness and kindness that...
A beautiful and soft all-cardboard album for a sensory immersion in the joys of winter. The pages tell of the joys and pleasures of winter in the form of poetry: the snow, the first flakes that we try to catch in our hands, footprints in the snow, the glitter of the snow, sledding, animals, the feeling of the cold on the face and hands, the snow that melts in the spring in the winter...
