In French, from 1yo.
Gorgeous story about a child trying to read a story to a zebra, a lion, a mouse and a cat. But whenever she starts reading, there is an interruption, the stork was not ready, the goldfish also wants to listen in, the rhino has lost something….
Will the child end up reading the story in this chaotic situation? Find out here https://bit.ly/3OUEdZN
In French, from 4yo.
Wolf loves the quiet of his forest. He hates the city. But when his friend tells him that she will go to Paris with or without him. She leaves him a clue and he’d better find her. He has no choice but to embark his friends on this adventure. They go to Paris and explore the busy street and the beautiful landmarks. Will you recognise the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and the Arc of Triumph.
Check out what other places the wolf visits https://bit.ly/3RWTXfF
In French, from 2yo.
Three stories to help with feeling safe at the bedtime routine. The first story helps with the monsters that can come at night. The second story is about having a nightmare and the last story is about sleeping over at the grandparents’.
Each story is followed by advices and strategies to peacefully prepare your child for the night.
To find out more visit https://bit.ly/41XfnOi
In French, from 1yo.
Gorgeous pop up book. Very colourful, it would make learning about animals more fun. Each double page shows a cut out animal popping up as well as several smaller pictures of animals that have things in common. For example, who likes swimming like the hippo? The rhino, the crocodile and the flamingo. One page shows a seek and find activity. Your little one will have to find in the main drawing one the three animals presented.
To find out more https://bit.ly/3RX7xQe
In French, from 5yo.
Great way to learn fun facts about France. Do you know why the French national anthem is called ‘La Marseillaise’? Do you know why the rooster is a symbol of France? Why we all cheer when watching a game played by the French national soccer team? What is a Capital city? What is a Republic and what is the name of the river going through Paris?
To find out more facts about France and its culture visit to https://bit.ly/4aqMG05
In French, from 6yo.
This book is inspired from the comic strip ‘A Noob’s diary’. Follow Minus, his new friend Blurp (a zombie!) and their tame wolf Croc’Monstres on their way to new adventures. When they meet the great warrior Marguerite, everything accelerates! She suggests that they use a magical portal to visit the demonic dimension of the Nether! This step is essential if our heroes one day want to face the Enderdragon…
To find out whether Minus and Blurp are brave enough to travel in the Nether visit https://bit.ly/41uYYAl
In French, from 8yo.
Amina and her best friends are special. They can transform into dragons. While walking in the forest, Amina hears someone calling her. Quick! It is the Queen of the forest asking for help. The forest is in danger because of the evil queen. It will be up to Amina and her friends to defend the forest but they will have to be careful of the spells of the evil queen.
To find out more visit https://bit.ly/4aEy6Cm
From 7mo, in French.
Cute little board book with a puzzle to help young children develop their fine motor skills. Follow tiger on his journey through the jungle. Driving the locomotive, he picks up his friends who will sit in the wagon to complete the train.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/3GPMjOZ
In French, from 3yo.
Hilarious book! Crocodile likes to labels everything, the trees, the other animals. Until him and his friend they find a magician hat. They get one rabbit out the hat. Quick! Let’s put a label on him. But then a second comes out, then a third. Quickly the situation is out of control and bunnies are hopping everywhere. Crocodile is afraid of all the bunnies. How can he fix the situation?
To find out go to https://bit.ly/3FScmEQ
In French, from 4yo.
Gorgeous book about a little girl who lives in Green street. She introduces us to all her neighbours, from the old man and his dog, to two female partners who want to get married, the postman who collects and stamps and anecdotes…
We discover the inhabitant of her street through her eyes. A child’s point of view who does make any judgement.
It is an inclusive and refreshing book. Beautiful story. To find out more visit https://bit.ly/3ssYTQF
