Our January reading suggestions

Simon Boulerice True to Simon Boulerice's sensitive writing style, this book introduces us to Paul, who dreams of becoming friends with Soleil, but is always left out, like Pluto, which lost its planet status. A gentle book to open children's minds to differences and the importance of friendship!

Oliver Jeffers The author of the famous "The Day the Crayons Quit" books is back with this magnificent book, featuring illustrations that are as colorful and luminous as ever, in which a young boy plays hide-and-seek with his two friends until the star hides so well that no one can find it...

Valeria Docampo Perfect for the upcoming Valentine's Day, this book tells the story of a country where people don't speak, and where words must be bought to be spoken. A magnificent tale that honors both the beauty of language and that of love!

Sam Taplin What could be better than a book full of lights and sounds to captivate little ones? Let them discover the magic and many pleasures of winter!

Frédéric Simard If your young teenager loves to share their most improbable discoveries and all sorts of anecdotes with you, this book will surely please them! Combining science, history, and unusual facts, it will allow your child to learn while having fun!

Mélanie Watt After Scaredy Squirrel and Chester the Cat, Mélanie Watt brings us a book featuring capybaras! In this beautifully illustrated book, your children will learn more about the secrets of these adorable rodents!