Books with CDBazar Circus From the “Tales and Opera” book/CD collectionMusic by: Chostakovich, Khachaturian, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninov, Milhaud, Monti and Satie Story: Carl Norac Illustrations: Isabelle Chatellardpp. 48 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 40’

There’s panic at the Bazar Circus, for the King has decided to attend the evening’s performance. Everyone is overdoing it and Angelo, the human cannonball, is fired so far away that he never comes down again. But Gala, his love, sets out with his performing dog to search far and wide for him.Back at the circus a fire bursts out. The King is furious and decides to banish the circus from his kingdom.

A marvellous musical tale, both funny and full of poetry, a true hymn to freedom and love. Slav music is honoured here, the kind that sets your soul wandering, both nostalgic and fiery at the same time.

Swing Café Story by Carl Noral Illustrations : Rébécca Dautremerpp. 60 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 60’

A book-record combo full of energy and fantasy to help children discover the birth of jazz.

Peter Pan & WendyAdaptation : Jean-Pierre Kerloc’h Music : Charlie Mingus Narrator : Eric Pintus Illustrations : Ilya Greenpp. 48 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 50’

«All children grow up. All except for one.» An adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s book by Jean-Pierre Kerloc’h

The Carnival Of The AnimalsStory & narrator : Pépito Matéo Music : Camille Saint-Saëns Illustrations : Vanessa Hiépp. 36 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 34’

Contact : Anne Risaliti, Foreign Rights Manager Adresse : 8 rue d’Assas, 75006 Paris, France / E-mail : arisaliti@editions-didier.fr

Illustration : Jean de Brunhoff, The Story of Babar © Didier Jeunesse, 2012

Musical Tale

The Most Beautiful Jazz LullabiesIllustrations by Ilya Greenpp. 48 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 50’

15 lullabies from a 1950s and 1960s jazz anthology. After Swing Café and Peter Pan & Wendy, Didier Jeunesse continues to introduce a young public to the jazz classics by bringing together some of the loveliest voices, including Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Chet Baker, Franck Sinatra, and Nat King Cole.

The Story of Babar, the Little ElephantStory by Jean de Brunhoff Music by Francis Poulenc Narator :Natalie Dessay Pianist : Shani Dilukapp. 60 / 26,5 x 26,5 cm / A book with CD: 30’

The original album by Jean de Brunhoff now in book-CD form for the first time. Set to music by Francis Poulenc. Natalie Dessay provides a gentle and spirited reading of The Story of Babar, elegantly accompanied by Shani Diluka on the piano. A wonderful way to discover the works of Francis Poulenc as well as the timeless story of the little elephant.

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Didier JeunesseSpecial edition 2013

My TreeStory and illustrations : Ilya Greenpp. 40 / 21 x 24 cm

In a tree with multi-coloured leaves, a baby has just emerged from its cocoon and goes off in search of “a new place” where he will have a little more space. How about the owl’s nest? Or with the ladybirds and butterflies? Or in the dormouse’s home? With his friend the cat, the baby finally finds a pair of arms to take him to “the very best place of all”, his mother’s arms!

The adventures of separation and the tender reunion of a baby with his mother.

Where’s that Big Tomcat ?Story : Pierre Delyue Illustrations : Cécile Hudrisierpp. 18 / 19 x 19 cm

“Where is that big tomcat? I would really like to find him, hee, hee, hee! I’ll tie knots in his tail, split his hairs and curl his moustache to disguise him as a dog, and so much more...!”

In this very amusing flap-book the reader searches for the cat who has wisely decided to stay at home, given all those threats!

Oh! A baby!From the “Tim & Joey’s Adventures” collectionStory and illustrations: Véronique Mazièrepp. 32 / 20 x 20 cm

Tim finds a basket in front of his door with something inside. “Oh dear it’s a baby!” exclaims Kim, “I must stay calm!” Tim is in a tizzy, because he doesn’t know the first thing about babies, but they can’t be all that difficult to look after. All you have to do is feed them, change them, play and sing with them.

With one action and one illustration per page, this is a delightful and simple learning album!

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Hello, GoodnightFrom the “Tim & Joey’s Adventures” collectionStory and illustrations: Véronique Mazièrepp. 48 / 20 x 20 cm

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A FriendStory and illustrations by Lauranne Quentricpp. 36 / 22,8 x 20,4 cm

A little girl draws her ideal friend. Little by little the friend comes to life and the two grow up together.They spend some extraordinary moments together, until the day the friend makes a strange acquaintance…

Little Biscuitor the Story of a Gingerbread Man who Didn’t Want to End Up in CrumbsStory and illustrations by Cécile Hudrisierpp. 36 / 23 x 18,8 cm

“Step by tiny step, Little Biscuit advanced into the woods. The leaves crackled under his feet…” Little Biscuit met all kinds of creatures there, a mouse, a snake, an owl, and a wolf, and every one of them was hungry! By the time he got home to his grandmother, who made him, he was in a bit of a state, so she decided to even him out. But Little Biscuit had a better idea!

The Two Old People and The Tree of Life Story by Patrick Fishmann Illustrations by Martine Bourrepp. 36 / 25 x 25 cm

An old grandfather and grandmother lived peacefully in a cabin, but one morning, the grandfather finds a seed under the table. Shortly afterwards a tree begins to grow. It grows and grows so tall that the two old people have to cut down the table and then the roof of the house. It is so important for them to let the tree grow. Until the day the crest of the tree reached the sky’s crust….

A sensitive tale about life, love and death.

Little DoggieStory by Carl Norac Illustrations by Isabelle Chatellardpp. 64 / 15,5 x 21 cm

Little brother has found a white mask.When he puts it on he can change into any animal he wants, even a terrifying wolf. His friends find him amusing at first, but the trouble is he just doesn’t know when to stop.

Rosa MoonStory and illustrations by Magali Le Huchepp. 32 / 19,3 x 25,5 cm

In the village of the Grumpy, a young woman called Rosa Moon with skin as fair as the day and a voice a lovely as the dawn, likes to sing all day and even all night. But not everyone was happy about that, so Rosa Moon fled into the woods to sing at night and soon captivated the wolves with her beautiful operatic arias. One morning the wolves followed her home causing terror and shrieks protest among the inhabitants…

This is a charming story about the birth of the moon.

BearlocksStory by Stéphane Servant Illustrations by Laetitia Le Sauxpp. 32 / 23,4 x 25 cm

The Bear family is getting dressed up for the great forest carnival! But when Little Bear says that he is going to dress up as a girl, and not just any girl but Goldilocks, Daddy Bear gets very annoyed. Skirts and pigtails are for girls!

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The Grey Wolf’s Good Mood Story: Gilles BizouerneIllustrations: Ronan Badelpp. 36 / 25 x 25 cm

One morning Grey Wolf wakes up in a very good mood. Very proud and full of himself, he sets of in search of food, bragging as he goes, “Hey, it’s me the Wooooolf, the strongest and most handsome wolf in the world!” But his prey turns out to be pretty fierce and far smarter, and one by one they get the better of him. At the end of the day, Grey Wolf is exhausted and no longer certain of being the most handsome wolf in the world!

The Donkey’s JourneyStory by Isabelle GreletIllustrations by Irène Bonacinapp. 36 / 25 x 25 cm

The donkey is moping around the farm. He feels that something is missing but he’s not sure what it is. To find what he’s looking for he decides to have a change of scene, and it just so happens that an old van is lying rusting in a corner, crying out to be fixed! And so began the preparations for a great journey, which intrigued all the other animals on the farm, and soon they decided to join the donkey on his trip. That is how the donkey set off for Gibraltar with a rabbit at the wheel, a very strong pig, a goat with a lovely singing voice and a cock who could read. Will the donkey find what he is looking for?

The Night WatchStory and illustrations: Simon Hureaupp. 40 / 28 x 19,5 cm

“The light is fading, we’ve eaten and we’re sleepy. We close the shutters, draw the curtains, turn out the light... and there’s the moon!” And the night life begins. So many things happen at night once the children are in bed!

A marvellous stroll through the night to observe the colour of the sky, listen to the sounds of the night and see the ordinary goings-on of people and animals in the city and in the countryside.

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