As a child, Rosa Parks was already sensitive to the injustices of which Blacks were victims in the southern United States. While white people took the bus to go to their big school, she had to walk miles to get to her tiny one. This calm but determined woman made herself famous by refusing to give up her seat to a white man on the bus, as the law of the time required. Her gesture served as the trigger for a large-scale movement: the Montgomery bus boycott. Rosa Parks is an important figure in the fight against racial segregation in public places.
Carried by colourful and lively illustrations, the album From Little to Big : Rosa Parks makes it possible to address important and necessary themes such as equal rights and self-respect. 

Lucy Maud Montgomery lost her mother when she was very young and was raised by very strict grandparents. As a child, she loved books and dreamed of becoming a writer. Although her family thought it was not a serious occupation for a girl, Maud was not deterred. She has written several novels. Her most famous, Anne of Green Gables, is now read worldwide.

The centipede (in French only)

The disgusting little ones, tome 11

A bunch of happy children live freely in the forest. They eat fruit, play with animals and learn to read on the wrappers left behind by careless adults. Sure, they never take a bath, which earns them their name, but they're happy and having a blast. Which does not please Yvonne Carré, the director of the orphanage at all. This woman obsessed with order and hygiene has only one idea in mind: to wash these disgusting little ones in the machine she invented and lock them up within the four walls of her deserted institution. Luckily Fanette Ducoup, the leader of the group, keeps an eye on the hygiene-obsessed director...

• Picture book
  
• 4 years+
• Size: 24cm x 30cm
• Hardcover
• Number of pages: 32