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      • Atlas of an Eco-Friendly World
        Children's & YA
        October 2020

        Atlas of an Eco-Friendly World

        by Dominique Cronier - Illustrators: Marine Tellier, Maguelone du Fou, Anatole Donarier

        An original and creative atlas, beautifully illustrated, that allows children to discover the world focusing on the main ecological themes. A beautiful large format book, richly illustrated and with benevolent advice, to learn to know the world and to travel in a responsible way in contact with local populations, while respecting nature. For each continent, information on the endangered species, on traditions, on association fighting for the environment and many other things! The young authors are all committed to ecology and give numerous advice on how to reduce your impact while traveling.

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      • My Eco-Friendly Holiday: The Adventure Book
        Children's & YA
        June 2021

        My Eco-Friendly Holiday: The Adventure Book

        by Jeanne Renoüard - Illustrator: Marine Tellier

        Children will be able to collect all sorts of memories from their holiday in this adventure book! Each double-page offers an activity: writing, drawing, gluing of documents gathered during the day or of information or places that children noticed and definitely want to check. Thanks to this book, holiday will become playful but also sustainable! Indeed, one of the main focuses of this book is for children to adopt eco-friendly habits, for example by using a flask or by following the rule of the three “R”: reduce, recycle, reuse. Holiday being linked to nature, children are invited to observe and keep memories of the trees, flowers (herbarium), and animals around them. This logbook also allows them to write what happened during the day and how was their mood. From the very beginning, a “charter of the eco-friendly traveler” helps children organize their trip, preserve nature, find eco-friendly options to move, pay attention to the garbage and to the life-place, etc. A cardboard envelop is available at the end  to collect memories , as well as stencils to customize and personalize this adventure book!

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      • Ayurveda in my Plate
        Food & Drink
        June 2017

        Ayurveda in my Plate

        by Cecile Bollengier Lusinchi

        According to ayurvedic believes, food is central to a healthy life. Ayurvedic cooking is healthy, simple, nutritional, mainly veggie, rich in flavours and in colours. A real pleasure for the eyes and for the mouth! Cécile applies to her recipes the principles of Ayurveda: proposing pleasant meals respecting the balance of the 5 elements and 6 tastes: sweet, sour, salty, pungent (spicy), bitter, astringent. Do not hesitate, her cooking is good for the health!

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      • Sugoi! – Craft Treasures
        Travel & Transport
        November 2021

        Sugoi! – Craft Treasures

        by Barbara Luel-Pecheur

        “What struck me the most, from my first trip to Japan, are the everyday objects. They are so different from the ones we can find home! They can be found everywhere: in the street, in restaurants, in train stations or stores ... And it is sometimes hard to understand what they are immediately. Some of them are made with love and after hours of work, by passionate and meticulous craftsmen.  With their amazing shapes, it is not always obvious to know what they can be used for. It is necessary to be interested more closely to Japanese culture to guess. They are like miniature monuments. Fascinated as I was, I wanted to collect them in my sketchbook. So, I brought them home with me.” For all the Far East lovers, the Japanese temples in Kyoto, the old traditional sliding-walled houses or museums Prints (ukiyo-e) are awesome places. But surprisingly what stood out the most the author of this book are everyday objects. During her numerous trips to Japan, Barbara Luel has gleaned all kinds of objects: for cooking, painting of her notebooks, decorations or to put on the table. This book presents around 80 handicrafts objects according to their use and their materials, all watercolor painted by Barbara. It evokes the different stages of the journeys and the region of origin of these objects across the main islands of the archipelago (Honshu, Kyushu, Shikoku). The author, urban-sketcher and responsible for the movement in Brussels, gives precious "tips" to all her readers, who would like to embark on travelogue.

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      • Bali
        Travel & Transport
        October 2021

        Bali

        by Laura Roncallo - Illustrator: Defe (Alessio Defendini)

        In this high format travel diary, Defe invites readers to an artistic trip to Bali. Far from the beaten tracks, Defe goes into the details. His work as a plastic artist and illustrator gets closer to a Séraphine de Senlis or to an artist from Vuitton’s Travel Book collection. Going to Bali is a dream for many of us but the other side of the coin lies in the difficulties of waste management. The author Laura Roncallo particularly singles out to the plastic and discharges at sea. She puts herself in the shoes of a white monkey (mythical character) and in the last part of the book, stigmatizes those responsible for this ecological tragedy. Defe represents with a vivid color palette and in his own, very recognizable style the lush jungle and wild animals. His talent as a naturalist artist makes this work exceptional. Have a look at his website: http://www.alessiodefendini.com/

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