«Why do we dream?» the teacher asks in the class. And Noah tells her about desires, discoveries, creations, magic, and freedom.

This poetic picture book reminds us of the importance of daydreaming – because dreams help us move forward on our path and have the power to transform this world into another… possible one.

Also available in the same series: Why do we cry and Why are we scared?

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“Dad, have you ever been afraid?”, says Max. And his dad tells him about shadows, mazes, blows, dreams, and armors.

A beautiful and inspiring picture book reminding us that fear has always been part of life and needs to be expressed. It keeps us alert and allows us to get to unexplored places in ourselves. When we get to know our fears and embrace them, it’s easier to make them disappear.

Also available in the same series: Why do we cry and Why do we dream?

Rights sold in English (for North America), French (for North America), German, Italian, Greek, SerbiaN, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Complex chinese & Japanese. All other rights available 

“Why do we cry?” asks Mario to his mum. She answers by talking about the clouds, the sea, chests and walls. A delicate picture book, filled with poetry, defending the right and importance to cry.

Also available in the same series: Why are we scared? & Why do we dream?

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With a playful gaze, a little boy explores every corner of his home and discovers many surprises: an igloo in the kitchen, a witch’s pantry, ghosts on the clothesline, talkative shirts, a transforming table and a bed for secrets. How many more wonders will he find?

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Sometimes, a poem arrives unannounced. The poet stumbles upon it. The poet doesn’t know how to contain it – or doesn’t want to. Dives in it. Allows the words to arrive. Enjoys the luck of being alive. And flies. Volatile is a collection of free-verse poems about nature, alive and enchanting.  Fields, beaches, and nights are displayed here with unique brushstrokes.

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Two children on a beach. One has a green shovel, the other a red one. As one kid steals the shovel of the other one, conflict seems inevitable.

But while the two children squabble, the green shovel… disappears under the sand, bringing them to help each other and to realize it’s much better together.

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A pink bear and a brown flamingo? What an unusual encounter! Once the laughter and exclamations have died down, the two creatures take a closer look at each other.  Strange, curious, confusing, funny, ridiculous… They discover and scrutinize each other. They swing between surprise and laughter. The fear of being mocked and the desire to mock. All their differences are pointed out, well, almost… Because in this story, neither of them is surprised by what is obvious to us, the readers… A pink bear?! A brown flamingo!?

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When the three little pigs decide to build a house, they have no idea who is hiding behind the pig-builder who kindly offers them his help. And that it is, in fact, Wolf in disguise, who devised a diabolical plan to make them his dinner. But, as it turns out eventually, he will become the one caught at his own game!

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This morning, White Bear, Glowworm, Parrot, Giraffe, Ladybug, Rabbit, and Bird set off for the forest to play hide-and-seek. As they start the game, Wolf appears with its mouth wide open. Too late to run away! But the ingenious group of friends have not said their last word and come up with a clever escape strategy, leaving wolf rather…disconcerted!

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When little bear takes his crown out of his bag, it makes him feel like this gives him all the rights and he starts to boss everyone around.

His friends don’t find the game very funny. It even becomes a little humiliating. But then something changes the course of the story…

And little bear eventually gets caught at his own game!

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