Catalogues (PDF)
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Misse, Mousse and Massimo - The MeetingMarie-Claude Audet
Illustrations: Maïlys Garcia
There are three cats who would love to play with you!
And they have so many questions...
What's your name? Do you have a favorite color?
Do you share the same tastes as Misse, Mousse, or Massimo?
Come and meet them in this interactive and playful story designed to engage young readers! -
The Secret of FlowersChristiane Duchesne
Illustrations: Katy LemayArthus, Pilipou, Nox, and Mila, tiny sentinels, keep watch every day over the secrets of nature. These magical little beings see everything, sense everything, and hear everything. They observe pollen as it flies away to fertilize flowers. They spy on fruits and their seeds, which sometimes travel very far. The cycle of pollination and germination holds no secrets for them.
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The Jimmy Smiss Investigations - The President's NoseÉmilie Rivard
It’s with a shout of “Freeze!” that a crook sneaks into the offices of the famous ice cream company Krëmfrette, freezing the employees in place. This criminal then steals, right under the President’s nose… well, his actual nose.
It’s up to the not-so-famous private investigator Jimmy Smiss to solve this chilling case and recover the stolen nose. Between an incompetent assistant, a rival without a thumb, and a dog named Bertrand-Bertrand, our hero must untangle a mishmash of quirky clues to save the world the summer! -
The Fabulous Story of Ferréol (Whom Everyone Called Beth)Christiane Duchesne
Ferréol? What a strange name for a boy! That’s what everyone thinks when he enters Miss Olive’s classroom in the middle of January. No one was expecting him. And he doesn’t seem to want to be there either, in this remote village bordered by the river and battered by the wind. But what Ferréol says about his past life is more than strange—perhaps even unbelievable! Did he really live everything he claims? And what if the truth was even more incredible than his stories?
A captivating and finely written novel about the importance of friendship and the power of storytelling.