In French, from 4yo.
Our favourite pigeon is dirty and does not want to take a bath. Why would he? The flies around him do not mean that he is smelly. The pigeon needs convincing to soak in a bathtub wand wash the dirt off.
What will it take to get the pigeon in the bathtub? A rubber duck? Warm water? Cold water? Could you help him take his bath?
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In French, from 6mo.
Gorgeous board book that will make your little one’s bedtime routine much easier. Collect a piece of the puzzle from each page. Assemble the puzzle when the story is read. It is time for bunny to go to bed. Let’s say good night to the kitten, the mouse and the tortoise.
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In French, from 6mo.
This gorgeous board book is perfect for babies a few months old. The black and white illustrations make it easy for babies to see better the contrasts. Each page has a cut out and parents can point to to teach more words. With illustrations that are based on bed time (teddy bear, nigh light, bathtub…), make this book part of your nightly routine.
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In French, from 6yo.
This is a beautiful book that uses visual to help the readers to memorise facts about famous people. This book presents short biographies of scientists, artists, army generals, writers.. from around the globe. Leonardo Da Vinci holds tools to illustrate that he is an engineer. The X from Antoine de Saint Exupéry is a plane as he not only wrote the classic “The little prince”, he was also famous for flying his plane across the Mediterranean Sea. The H in Shakespeare is the balcony from “Romeo & Juliet”.
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In French, from 4yo.
Another classic story from Martine. This time Martine is visiting the Louvre museum with her class. She will discover so much wonderful art, such as the Mona Lisa, the large paintings, the Egyptian artefacts…. Fun way to prepare or remember holidays in Paris or to introduce a bit of culture in your child’s readings.
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In French, from 4yo.
A dad is going to read a bedtime story to his son. The boy wants a really scary story. Not a story with a mice wolf, with a witch who invites her friends the unicorns, nor a story of a vampire who has soft teeth and can only chew gum. He picks a book for dad to read and gets ready for a scary story… but not too scary.
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In French, from 7yo.
Great activity book to learn how to agree participles with ‘to be’ and ‘to have’ in French. Learn the rules with easy to understand lessons, fun exercises and stickers.
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In French, from 2yo.
Three little sheep ventured out of their enclosure. Unfortunately, the wolf caught them and locked them in a cage. The three sheep are clever and resourceful. They use their wool to knit a jumper for the wolf and plan their escape.
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In French, from 3yo.
Hilarious story of a little boy finding a half frozen T-Rex. Quick the media arrives to report on this incredible story. The whole world is excited until a diplodocus is found, then a triceratops. The dinos finally enjoy a quiet time when the little boy makes another discovery. An alien and its spaceship are stuck in the ice.
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In French, from 1yo.
This classic tale told with a popup book. Specially designed for little ones, this book is a short version of the story which comes ‘alive’ with the 3-D illustrations.
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