Most Popular Books by Mireille Levert

Rose Redberry wakes in the night, desperately needing to go to the bathroom. The path there, however, is filled with dangerous monsters. Luckily, Rose has a magical spell to protect her and with its help she is able to reach her objective. Mireille Levert''s playfully surreal illustrations make this picture book a joy to read and to look at.

Tulip the watering fairy is sad and bereft following the death of her best friend Lupin, but finally sees a way to pick up her life once again.

Eddie Longpants is big. Really big. He has long legs and huge feet and gangly arms that dangle down from his shoulders and bump into everything. Every day at school, his classmates find new ways to bully him. One day they call him a giraffe, the next a flagpole or a stepladder. When things get too painful, he takes refuge under his favorite tree. But a turn of events at recess one day helps Eddie win over his tormentors. In the end Eddie and his classmates realize that being big isn''t so bad after all, especially when you have a big heart. Eddie Longpants is a strikingly fresh and gentle book about learning to appreciate differences in ourselves and others.

Victor and his mother have a most fascinating supper experience.

Anna Zinnia and Lucy enjoy spending time in a garden and Lucy finds out how the seeds that she planted in pots turn into flowers.

Jeremiah cannot get to sleep because his books are reading, his toys are singing and his shoes are tap dancing. Preschool to grade 2. Grade I braille.

"Émile Pantalon est grand, démesurément grand. Trop grand pour sa case à l''école, trop grand pour l''escalier, trop grand pour les chaises de sa classe. À la récréation, personne ne veut jouer avec Émile Pantalon. «Fais gaffe, la girafe» lance Pino. «Espèce de cruche d''autruche!» hurle Filou. Mais voilà qu''un beau matin..."--

A little girl meets a hungry wolf in the forest while on her way to visit her sick grandmother.

Teaches toddlers about different colors.

As Molly is getting ready for bed, she takes stock of all the comforting things she''ll need for a good night''s sleep. About the Molly Bear series: In spring 1997 Annick Press launched the Molly Bear series by author Mireille Levert. With basic vocabulary and warm watercolor illustrations, these lovable board books explore themes in the life of an irresistible bear: Molly''s Breakfast, Molly''s Clothes, Molly''s Toys, and Molly''s Bath. The latest additions to the series are Molly Counts and Molly Draws.

Hector, a retired wizard, lives happily and quietly with his cat, Poison, in a dilapidated house at the edge of the forest, until a noisy new neighbor moves into the abandoned house across the road, and things are never the same again.

Reprise du célèbre récit, se concluant ici par la capture du loup par un chasseur et par la délivrance du Chaperon rouge et de sa grand-mère. L''illustratrice, qui reprend ses illustrations déjà publiées chez Héritage en 1995, le raconte et le traduit ici simplement, en des mots très accessibles, prêtant toujours aux personnages des traits sépia arrondis, tout en douceur, éclairés par une palette vive où contrastent les rouges, les bleus et les verts dans un décor forestier. [SDM].

Qu''est-ce que cette île au milieu de la soupe ? N''écoutant que son courage, Victor part à la découverte. Il affrontera des poissons puants, une pluie de pois verts géants, un dragon cracheur de poivre et, pire que tout, la méchante fée de la Zoupe. Au secours, maman !

Hector Berlu, sorcier retraité, vit avec son chat Poison dans une maison délabrée à l''orée de la forêt. II passe ses journées à écouter la télé dans un lit de miettes de biscuits. Mais voilà qu''une jolie dame emménage juste en face de chez lui... Ainsi commence cette histoire tendre et drôle, qui nous parle avec bonheur d''une étrange maladie nommée amour!