Books published by publisher Auzou

This is an entertaining atlas to help children discover the world's continents. Readers will learn about the various kinds of animals, flowers, and plants that exist in other areas of the world, the stories of other countries, and the lifestyle of the peoples living there."The exciting feature of "My First Atlas, Discovering the World" is the amazing hardback cover which unfolds to reveal a full color map of the world with dozens of miniature country flags organized by continent or large geographic area, such as the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania (including Australia and Pacific islands). Here is a fantastic visual representation of the known countries and continents of the world, minus the Poles, studded with colorful visual keys and identifying characteristics. "My First Atlas" includes chapters on Africa, North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and the Poles, plus creative puzzles and learning activities to reinforce all the identifying information on each continental area. In addition, there is an associated legend or characteristic myth or folk tale colorfully retold, associated with each major area. For example, the Oceania legend tells of the Rainbow Snake, an Australian aboriginal legend. Each chapter has brief illustrated paragraphs describing the area's climate, plants, animals, history and population, customs, and a Quick Quiz to reinforce learning. Suitable educational reading for children age 7 and up, "My First Atlas" is a boon to geography teachers and elementary students who have always wondered about the world."--Midwest Book Review

Little Rabbit is very sad. He lost his favorite cuddly toy. He looked everywhere and can't find it! Fortunately, all his friends will help him look for it. Where did the cuddly toy hide?The My Baby Stories series deals with toddlers' everyday themes (friendship, animals). Using bright colors and touch-and-feel elements, these books will help kids to understand the world around them.Leslie Bulion shares a life-long love of poetry in award-winning, humorous collections including her newest, Random Body Parts: Gross Anatomy Riddles in Verse. Her most recent middle grade novel, The Universe of Fair, is a Bank Street Best Book.Jannie Ho studied in New York and after working as a graphic designer and an art director (Time For Kids, Scholastic), she decided that illustration was her true calling. She currently lives in Boston, Massachusetts.Colorful, heartwarming, and featuring a positive message about sharing at the end, Where is Fluffy? is a delightful story that encourages the littlest of beginning readers to reach out and interact. Highly recommended as a gift for tiny tots! --The Board Book Shelf, May 2015

Elinea, half-woman, half sea-goddess, embodies the struggle between different interests that push human beings to simultaneously waste the riches of nature and to fight to defend it from all forms of greed.The illustrations are a true delight to the eye, delicate, luminous, and enchanting, creating a delightful and memorable reading experience for children of all ages.“Delanssay's ethereal figures dive and swoop like dolphins across the pages of this allegory about the plundering of the world's oceans. In a dense, wordy narrative, Elinea, the guardian of the oceans, is captured by pirates with dragnets who exhaust the fisheries and trap innocent creatures; only Bastian, an emo-looking descendant of fishermen from a simpler time, can save her. [ ] Kids who thrill to outsize epics like The Lord of the Rings may be enthused about the story's breathless quality and dramatic portrayal of good and evil, while younger listeners who can't follow the story will be mesmerized by the artwork. Despite the book's timely theme and the plug for Greenpeace at the end, the prose is too overwrought to be used as a springboard for discussion of environmental issues; it's strictly bedtime story material.” Ages 7–up--Publishers Weekly

Mazort Fugus is not a conductor like the others. When you are attending his concerts, you never know where you'll end up! His music is literally making you travel to places where—it is said—you can hear the beat of the Earth. Some say the sky was dancing with ocean and others even say the wind was blowing with the flowers. So, are you ready to take off? How far will music make you travel?Elice in French means "propeller." This young illustrator chose this pseudonym because she's always thinking about hundreds of ideas at the same time. This is also the reason why she decided to illustrate Perrine Joe's story about music. She uses traditional picture technique.Perrine Joe is a French author whose words are found in children's books. Her texts are always very poetic and invite the readers to a world full of imagination and new landscapes.

"Through the eyes of a cute little boy, we see how he perceives his mummy and her "different personalities". Thus, each double page focuses on one of these personalities: when she is angry, mummy "thunder", when she is working, mummy"boring", the days she bakes cakes, mummy "greedy", and so on. A book made for all the little boys and girls who love their mummy! The perfect book for Mother's day!The Collection:Kiss Kiss is a charming collection of humorous little books about sweet subjects like a kiss or love. The books help create tender moments to share with young children."