Catherine Leblanc

Eve Tharlet

Little Bear is worried. Just how much does his mum love him? What if he does something really bad? What if something bad happens to her? But a mother's love is strong and as Little Bear finds out, nothing can change that.

Will You Still Love Me If ...?

A big sister thinks about how much fun it would be to be a baby, until she remembers naps and gooey baby food.

I Wish I Were-- a Baby

Christophe Loupy

Hugs the puppy sets out to collect lots of wonderful kisses from his animal friends, but in the end he discovers that the best kiss of all is the one he gets from his loving mother. On board pages.

Hugs and Kisses

Kate Westerlund

Bruno Hächler

Weihnachten mit den Tieren

Brigitte Weninger

Rosemary Lanning

Worried about the hungry animals left out in the cold, Davy the rabbit believes he is following Santa's wishes when he shares his food, leaving very little for his family.

Merry Christmas, Davy!

Max Mouse is going to hold a wonderful apple party, until that is he discovers that somebody has taken away every single apple from the special tree

Sharing is Fun!

Davy is inconsolable when he loses his beloved toy rabbit Nicky, even after Mother Rabbit makes him a cuddly replacement.

What's the Matter, Davy?

Davy, an energetic bunny and youngest of his siblings, makes his sister and brothers mad at him when he accidentally wrecks their things, but with his mother's encouragement, he manages to make things right. Reprint.

What Have You Done, Davy?

Davy, an energetic bunny, makes his sister and brothers mad at him when he accidentally wrecks their things, but with his mother's encouragement, he manages to make things right.

Max Mouse is enjoying a fun day in the meadow with his friends, when, suddenly, Rico Raccoon steals their ball and runs away None of them are sure what to do.

A Ball for All

Anne-Gaelle Balpe

When Oli's handsome red thread gets carried away by the wind, he's surprised to find that a bird is able to use it for her nest. She gives him two feathers in return, and soon enough, Oli finds that the feathers, too, are put to better use by another creature-an ant who needs a boat to cross the water. Each time Oli gives something away, he gets something new in return that someone else can use, until at last his red thread returns to him. This is a wise story about the power of generosity and recycling, brought to life through Eve Tharlet's delightfully childlike illustrations.

The Little Red Thread

Davy is determined that his soccer team will win the Junior Forest Soccer Tournaments, but he'll have to learn about teamwork to win.

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