In French, from 2yo.
Felix is a strange dog. He does not bark, does not fetch, does not like tummy scratches, he does not even wag his tail. His master tried to teach him how to bark to no avail. Felix likes hanging out with cats and he likes meowing, climbing up walls and chasing mice.
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 all the other places the wolf visits.
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?
Bilingual French-English, from 1yo.
Gorgeous board book to teach little children about animals in French. Each double page comes with vocabulary, gorgeous illustrations and a seek and find activity. The latter increases the engagement of the little ready by making him/her more involved in the reading process.
In French, from 4yo.
Badger is old and tired. He knows that he will die soon. He is not afraid of dying but he is sad of leaving his friends that will miss him. He decides to prepare them by telling them that soon he will leave into the big tunnel and will not come back. One night, he writes a letter and falls asleep on his armchair. He soon dreams that he is walking down the big tunnel but he is not old and in pain anymore.
His friends go and find him the following morning but he is gone. He left a letter asking his friends to not be sad. Winter goes by and his friends are still missing him terribly. Spring comes and they decide to get together and remember what Badger had taught them and feel less sad.
This lovely story is perfect to explain the little ones that sometime in the future they will lose their beloved grandparents and by remembering them they will still love them.
In French, from 3yo.
A little T-rex is playing with his friends and has fruit and vegetables for lunch. The other T-rex do not understand how he can like vegetables. They make fun of him forcing him to leave. He is sad and goes looking for other herbivores but the plant-eating dinosaurs are scared of him. He is sad. In the meantime, his friends miss him. It does not matter that he is different. They go to find him when all of a sudden a rock detaches from the top of the mountain and is about to crash on them. Fortunately, their vegetarian friend is strong and manages to stock the rock falling, saving his friends’ lives. His friends are really impressed. You can eat veggies and fruit and still be very strong. Maybe they should try too.
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.
In French, from 8mo.
Gorgeous board book, brightly illustrated. This picture book is ideal to expand the vocabulary of the garden as well as learning through touch. Your chid uses his fingers to follow the ridges, turn the pages and see what images are partially hidden behind the holes. This sensory experience will make the reading more interactive. Each double pages contains a page of vocabulary with words and illustrations and a context page. You can also play a ‘look and find’ game.
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.
