TOYS

DISNEY - STITCH - ANGEL AND STITCH, FIRST GRADE LEVEL 3

Share a heartwarming intergalactic adventure with "Angel and Stitch", a funny and touching story from the Disney – I'm Learning to Read collection. Specially designed for children in first grade (Level 3),

this book is aimed at end-of-year students who have now mastered more fluent and confident reading, using the magic of Disney characters to motivate them. With its fast-paced twists, more elaborate sentences, and colorful illustrations, this book is ideal for strengthening young readers' independence while having fun!

• Publisher: Hachette Jeunesse

• Author: Catherine Kalengula (adapted from the characters by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois)

• Illustration: Disney Studios

• Publication date: January 10, 2024

• Reading age: 6 - 7 years (First Grade - End of Year)

• Dimensions: 14.8 x 19.5 cm

What if I Were Mom? This captivating children's book humorously and tenderly explores the themes of everyday rules, the role of parents, and setting boundaries for children. Through Essie's amusing dream, this story opens up a wonderful opportunity for reflection in the classroom or at home about parenting, following rules, and a sense of responsibility.

• Themes & Content: An original story about the reversal of roles (children/parents), freedom, healthy lifestyle rules, and parenting

• Educational Objectives: Improve reading comprehension, stimulate oral expression and debate, and enrich vocabulary related to everyday life and emotions

• Highlights: A funny and captivating story that children can easily relate to, ideal for independent or guided reading in the classroom

Fables - Literary Collection

Collection of classic fables for teaching French poetry and moral lessons.

Facettes Library CE2 - The Story of Lustucru and Other Tales

Discovery of traditional tales with educational activities tailored to CE2.

• Engaging content: Exciting and educational topics about major festivals around the world.

• Active learning: Includes comprehension activities and practical work (project work).

• English language learning: Clear vocabulary and appropriate structures for independent reading.

Frankenstein – Mary Shelley
A classic Gothic novel about science and humanity.

CAKE AND CHAOS - WEEIRD KID'S JOURNAL, VOLUME 20

The celebration promises to be memorable, but with Greg Heffley, the party quickly goes south in "Cake and Chaos", the twentieth volume in the bestselling series Wimpy Kid. On the occasion of a major family event—whether it's a milestone birthday or a big family reunion—Greg finally hopes to enjoy himself and have a good time away from trouble. Unfortunately, preparing the perfect cake and organizing the festivities triggers a chain reaction of monumental misunderstandings, explosive sibling rivalries with Rodrick, and memorable culinary blunders. Between the unruly guests, recipes that turn into architectural disasters, and our anti-hero's legendary bad faith, the kitchen becomes a real battlefield where chaos is the only certainty!

Always brilliantly combining punchy text with sketches drawn on the spot, this twentieth festive and high-energy installment is ideal for savoring the worst family reunion disasters with a huge dose of humor and irony.

• Publisher: Seuil Jeunesse

• Author & Illustrator: Jeff Kinney

• Translation: Natalie Zimmermann

• Publication date: October / November 2025

• Reading age: From 9–10 years old (Grade 4 / Grade 5 and up)

• Dimensions: 14.0 x 20.5 cm

GULLIVER'S VOYAGE TO LILLIPUT

An extraordinary miniature adventure at the end of the world!

A thrilling and witty introduction to the world of travel and satire with the most famous of shipwrecks! Specially designed to inspire young readers to dream and reflect, this book offers a magical and philosophical first encounter with the unknown. At the age when children broaden their horizons, reading great adventure stories should not be an austere school exercise, but an invitation to escape. In the company of Lemuel Gulliver and the tiny people of Lilliput, your child will awaken to difference, tolerance, and humor at their own pace and with wonder.

The approach of this story is perfectly crafted to captivate the imagination while piquing curiosity. Each chapter depicts the cultural clash between a peaceful giant and a kingdom of beings three apples high, through funny, tender, and ironic situations. The reader enjoys observing our own world through the eyes of the Lilliputians, learns to question notions of power and vanity, and enriches their vocabulary thanks to vivid and imaginative language. It is the ideal educational tool to stimulate a love of reading, nurture the imagination, and quietly lay the first foundations of critical thinking!

Book Features

• Type of book: Classic adventure novel / Philosophical tale adapted for young readers

• Collection: Great Adventure Stories (or Illustrated Classics)

• Recommended level: End of Primary / Start of Middle School (CM1, CM2, 6th Grade)

• Recommended age: From 8/9 years old

• Topics covered: Universal classic literature, cultural openness, tolerance and respect for differences, introduction to irony, and reflection on the human condition.

• Bonus content: Immersive illustrations playing with perspectives (gigantism vs. miniature), a glossary of maritime and historical terms, and short explanatory notes to decode Jonathan Swift's humor and hidden messages.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Book 2 of the Harry Potter series.

Histoires Pressées - Nouvelles Histoires Pressées" - Short Reads

Collection of short and entertaining stories for avid readers. Cultivates a love of reading with original, humorous, and easy-to-read stories.

Histoires Pressées Volume 1 - Bernard Friot

Short and original stories to develop a taste for reading and imagination.

HORRORLAND, VOLUME 01 - MR. BAD-BOY!

A terrifying, spine-tingling adventure in the horror park!

A thrilling, suspenseful introduction to the world of mystery featuring the most famous evil puppet of all! Specially designed to give young readers chills and keep them captivated, this book offers a magical and frightening first encounter with children's horror fiction. At an age when kids love being scared, reading a good ghost story shouldn't be a boring chore, but a roller coaster of intense emotions. Alongside Britney, her cousin Molly, and the sinister Slappy, your young reader will plunge into a world of secrets and deception at their own pace and with their heart pounding.

The approach of this first volume is perfectly crafted to make reading addictive and interactive. Each chapter creates a heavy atmosphere filled with dark humor through unexpected twists, pranks gone wrong, and nighttime appearances that defy the imagination. The reader enjoys playing detective, learns to master their fear when faced with objects that come to life, and passes through the gates of the mysterious HorrorLand amusement park thanks to fast-paced, immersive storytelling. It is the ideal educational tool to inspire even the most reluctant readers to enjoy reading, stimulate their imagination, and enjoy delicious moments of fright!

Book Features

• Book type: Young adult fantasy / Children's thriller and horror

• Collection: Goosebumps - HorrorLand (Bayard Jeunesse Publishing)

• Recommended level: Late Elementary / Early Middle School (4th, 5th, and 6th grades)

• Recommended age: 9/10 years and up

• Topics covered: Contemporary fantasy literature, managing emotions (fear, courage), narrative suspense, puzzle-solving, and mysteries.

• Bonus content: A highly visual writing style with short chapters to make concentrating easier, heart-pounding cliffhangers at the end of every page, and the start of a major interactive scavenger hunt that links all the books in the HorrorLand series.

I START READING IN PRESCHOOL - ARTHUR

Meet an endearing hero and share his everyday life with "Arthur", a tender and playful little picture book from the I start reading in preschool collection. Whether it's his first day of school, his funny mischief, or his family adventures, Arthur experiences situations very close to those of children, allowing them to identify with him immediately. Specifically designed for the end of Cycle 1 (Kindergarten), this book offers a very gentle and progressive introduction method, ideal for stimulating the desire to read and giving a little boost before entering first grade.

With its ultra-short sentences placed under large, colorful, and expressive illustrations, this book relies on the association between image and word to facilitate global recognition. Small games and fun activities at the end of the book allow you to extend the pleasure of reading while ensuring a good understanding of the story!

• Collection: I start reading in preschool (Larousse / Hatier style or similar)

• Recommended level: Preschool - Kindergarten (Introduction to reading)

• Reading age: From 4 - 5 years old (Guided reading or first steps)

• Themes: Daily life, autonomy, school, friendship, and humor

• Dimensions: Pocket format adapted for little hands (about 14 x 19 cm)

Je lis pas à pas -T01 Téo et Nina Tome GS CP LEVEL 1 -TEO'S CAT This first illustrated novel in the Je lis pas à pas learning collection is specially designed for children aged 5 to 6 (Grande Section of kindergarten and the beginning of CP). Thanks to a very accessible and fully decodable text, this level 1 book offers first-time readers the satisfaction of reading a complete story entirely on their own.

• Content & Pedagogy:

  • Preparation: Fun warm-up activities before reading to approach the story with complete confidence

  • Silent letters: Printed in gray to avoid pronunciation errors

  • Digraphs: Two-letter sounds in bold for quick visual recognition

  • Complex sounds: Underlined with clear phonetic indications under the text

• Story Summary: Téo, Nina and their cousin Jules are having fun building a pretty little hut. But the peacefulness of the game takes a turn when the dog Choco gets involved and causes quite a commotion...

• Highlights: Captivating and funny story, highly visual reading aids to reassure the child, ideal format to inspire the joy of reading from the very first steps

Je lis pas à pas -T18 Téo et Nina Tome END OF 2ND GRADE LEVEL 3 - L'EXTRAORDI This illustrated novel from the Je lis pas à pas learning collection (Volume 18) is specially designed to support children at the end of 2nd grade in their progress towards fluent and independent reading. Thanks to an enriched and captivating level 3 story, this book stimulates the pleasure of reading while consolidating the decoding of more complex sentence structures

• Content & Pedagogy:

  • Reading preparation: Interactive warm-up activities at the beginning of the book to review key vocabulary

  • Integrated visual aids: Silent letters grayed out to avoid pronunciation traps

  • Phonological support: Complex sounds and digraphs highlighted with markers under the text

• Story Summary: Téo and Nina embark on an adventure filled with extraordinary discoveries and funny adventures that will captivate young readers.

• Highlights: Format adapted for children crossing the threshold of long texts, progressive reinforcement of self-confidence, perfect for validating the skills acquired at the end of 2nd grade

Je lis pas à pas GS-CP LEVEL 1 Téo and Nina MAKE A CAKE This first illustrated novel from the Je lis pas à pas learning collection is designed for children aged 5 to 6 (the last year of kindergarten and the beginning of first grade). Thanks to very simple and fully decodable text, this Level 1 book allows beginning readers to successfully read a complete story entirely on their own from the very start.

• Content & Pedagogy:

  • Preparation: Fun warm-up activities before reading to build the child's confidence

  • Silent letters: Printed in gray to prevent pronunciation hesitations

  • Digraphs: Two-letter sounds in bold to make them easier to identify

  • Complex sounds: Underlined with clear phonetic indications beneath the letters

• Story Summary: Téo, Nina, and Jules prepare delicious tarts in the kitchen alongside Grandpa and Grandma for a tasty family moment.

• Highlights: 100% decodable text adapted for beginners, highly educational visual aids to develop fluency and encourage the child's independence

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID - VOLUME 10 - ZERO NETWORK - DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

Unplug everything and get ready to return to the Stone Age (or close to it) with "Zero Network", the tenth volume in the bestselling series Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

In Greg Heffley's town, the adults have made a radical decision: to organize a full "screen-free" weekend to reconnect with the old-fashioned way of life. For Greg, it's an absolute nightmare! Deprived of video games, technology, and his usual comfort, he has to learn to survive the old-fashioned way. And to top it all off, tensions rise at home and a school trip to a completely isolated educational farm will push our hero to his limits. With its biting irony and hilarious illustrations, this volume is ideal for laughing at our screen addiction and offering an excellent moment of offline reading!

• Publisher: Seuil Jeunesse

• Author & Illustration: Jeff Kinney

• Translation: Natalie Zimmermann

• Publication date: October 6, 2016

• Reading age: From 9 - 10 years old (Grade 4 / Grade 5 and up)

• Dimensions: 14.0 x 20.5 cm

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID - VOLUME 11 - DOUBLE TROUBLE - DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

The pressure is on for Greg Heffley in "Double Trouble", the eleventh volume in the cult series Diary of a Wimpy Kid. This time, his mother has declared that video games are harming his brain cells and demands that he finally explore his creative potential. To make matters worse, Halloween is fast approaching and Greg is already facing double trouble: finding a costume worthy of the name and meeting his parents' outsized expectations. That's when he makes an unexpected discovery: an old camera in his basement. Convinced that he has a hidden talent for filmmaking, Greg decides to shoot a terrifying horror movie with his loyal friend Robert to become rich and famous. But in Hollywood as in middle school, Greg's plans have a nasty habit of turning into disasters!

Thanks to its fast-paced narrative, biting humor, and spontaneously drawn illustrations, this volume is perfect for sparking young readers' imaginations and triggering bursts of laughter on every page.

• Publisher: Seuil Jeunesse

• Author & Illustrator: Jeff Kinney

• Translation: Natalie Zimmermann

• Publication date: November 3, 2016

• Reading age: From 9–10 years old (Grade 4 / Grade 5 and up)

• Dimensions: 14.0 x 20.5 cm

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID - VOLUME 12 - SWIMY - DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID - VOLUME 13 - THE WIMPY KID - DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

When school closes due to a historic winter, the neighborhood turns into a real battlefield with "The Wimpy Kid!", the thirteenth volume of the bestselling series Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Greg Heffley and his loyal friend Robert find themselves thrust into the heart of a new kind of trench warfare. Between neighborhood rivalries, the construction of massive ice fortresses, and epic neighborhood-wide snowball battles, tensions rise as the mercury plummets! Greg will have to team up with unlikely allies and deploy wacky military strategies to survive the winter chaos.

With its frozen humor, shifting alliances, and striking illustrations, this volume is packed with action and laughs, perfect for captivating young readers and warming up their reading time!

• Publisher: Seuil Jeunesse

• Author & Illustrator: Jeff Kinney

• Translation: Natalie Zimmermann

• Publication date: November 1, 2018

• Reading age: 9–10 years and up (Grade 4 / Grade 5 and up)

• Dimensions: 14.0 x 20.5 cm

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID - VOLUME 14 - THE BIG MOVE - DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

An unexpected inheritance gives the Heffley family the opportunity to make big changes with "The Big Move!", the fourteenth volume in the cult series Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Greg's mother decides to use the money to expand and modernize the house, but Greg will soon realize that the renovations are no walk in the park. Between collapsing walls, bursting pipes, wasp infestations, and the discovery of mysterious mold, the construction site turns into a total disaster. Faced with the surrounding chaos, the Heffley family even begins to wonder if it wouldn't be better to pack up and move away for good to another city! For Greg, the idea of leaving his neighborhood and losing his bearings is a terrifying prospect.

Filled with hilarious illustrations and the eternal complaints of our favorite anti-hero, this volume is perfect for tackling the themes of change and family life with a huge dose of humor and irony!

• Publisher: Seuil Jeunesse

• Author & Illustrator: Jeff Kinney

• Translation: Natalie Zimmermann

• Publication date: November 7, 2019

• Reading age: From 9 - 10 years old (Grade 4 / Grade 5 and up)

• Dimensions: 14.0 x 20.5 cm