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        The Children of Moebius

        1 - The Sanctuary

        by Élodie Tirel

        It has now been 77 years since the Moebius passengers left the planet Taman and began their journey back to Earth. The survival of the human species relies on the hope that the planet, deserted 2000 years ago, will be habit-able again. Now that they have reached their goal, the survivors are feverish. The images returned by the cameras of the vessel show what looks like the hoped-for paradise, but appearances are sometimes deceptive ... Who knows what they risk by setting foot on this long-abandoned Earth?

      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        October 2019

        Doctor RIP

        1- Rest in Peace

        by Freg, Michel Quintin

        Doctor RIP knows a thing or two about death and its many causes. In this full-colour comic book, he shares surprising statistics and details on the different ways of passing away. Each topic is treated with Dr RIP’s killer sense of humour. You’ll die of laughter!

      • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
        August 2020

        The Haute-Cour Farm

        The Pig Who Wanted To Say No

        by Carine Paquin, Laurence Dechassey

        Gideon the pig has a birthmark on his bottom. The animals of the High Court come to touch her every morning. They are convinced that this mark brings good luck. Even if he doesn't really believe it, Gideon lets them do it. It’s only when Rosie, his new friend, asks him if he likes having his butt touched that Gideon realizes that he actually hates it. Discover the High Court Farm, where everyone is free to speak their mind and be themselves.

      • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
        September 2020

        Abracacadabra

        by Éric Péladeau, Geneviève Viel-Taschereau

        Oops! It seems like someone forgot to flush the toilet! An abandoned poo floats in the bowl. When Dad asks Rose if this doo-doo is hers, the little girl vigorously denies it. Could it be a magic poo?

      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        October 2020

        The History of Cinema - The Graphic Novel

        The Moving Image

        by Philippe Lemieux, Garry

        Go back in time with Philip and Melanie, two film enthusiasts who are eager to share their endless knowledge about the art form. The duo starts from the very beginning: the birth of the moving image. Facts and humour intertwine throughout the comic, presenting the immense contribution of inventors such as Eadweard Muybridge and Thomas Edison, in addition to the filming techniques used at the time. Are you ready to go behind the scenes and discover the art of cinema?

      • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
        March 2019

        The Haute-Cour Farm

        The Rooster Who Wanted to Be a Hen

        by Carine Paquin, Laurence Dechassey

        The Rooster Who Wanted to Be a Hen. It's hatching day at High Court farm. The black, red, and white chickens have all gathered to witness the event! The chicks born on this happy occasion are all soon chirping about joyfully. All except George, who prefers to hide under his mother’s feathered skirt. You see, George doesn’t want to be a rooster. He’d prefer to be a hen... Discover the High Court Farm, where everyone is free to speak their mind and be themselves.

      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        October 2017

        The LabRats

        1- Chesse and Scalpel

        by Richard Vallerand

        The LabRats are a pair of scientist brothers, who are eccentric to say the least. A hare-brained experiment improbably transforms one of them into an all-knowing genius. Throughout their many adventures, the duo share their findings in a frank, funny manner that will appeal to both young and young at heart alike. From DNA and social networks to planets and dreams, this series covers a wide range of engaging topics. Part of a trilogy.

      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        October 2020

        Docteur RIP

        2- The Grim Reaper

        by Freg, Michel Quintin

        Doctor RIP knows a thing or two about death and its many causes. In this full-colour comic book, he shares surprising statistics and details on the different ways of passing away. Each topic is treated with Dr RIP’s killer sense of humour. You’ll die of laughter!

      • Humour & jokes (Children's/YA)
        November 2020

        The First Date

        Love stinks!

        by Alexandra Larochelle, Louis Patalano

        Azalea experiences her first love with the beautiful René. She keeps thinking about that stormy night, when he kissed her for the first time. So romantic! The only problem is that René hasn't kissed her since. Did her lover realize that this kiss was for her, the first that counted "for real"? What is wrong with him. On his side, Theo is perfectly happy. He is convinced that nothing will disturb his romantic relationship with Louis-Philippe. But what about the increasingly insistent messages from CrispyCricket?

      • Adventure stories (Children's/YA)
        November 2014

        Malou

        1- The Sheep that Cried Moo!

        by Laurent Chabin, Jean Morin

        A sheep that thinks it’s a cow. Have you ever seen anything of the sort! Malou, asked for advice, can barely contain her laughter. To her, it seems, a sheep that moos is the funniest thing ever! She believes the animal is free to do as it pleases. Does this maverick realize what it’s risking by being different? Part of a duology

      • Children's & YA

        Victor and Igor

        Robotic 101

        by Maxim Cyr

        Maxim Cyr presents a modern, humorous comic book starring Victor and Igor, two robots as odd as they are original. When the two young friends decide to dabble as scientific apprentices, you can expect the worst. Failed experiments, comical situations, and confounding conclusions abound much to everyone’s grand delight.

      • Adventure stories (Children's/YA)
        October 2020

        Sky's Rose 2

        by Jipi Perreault

        Returning from a mission to the North Pole, Sky's Rose immediately flies to Ottawa, where the first contact with an extraterrestrial civilization has just taken place. Sar-Nek, from the planet Krymur, declares that he wants to serve as a guide for humans and give them the means to emancipate themselves. The visitor's intentions seem noble, but Maria is reluctant to let her guard down. She cannot help but doubt the validity of the promises of progress made by Sar-Nek. The young woman is ready to defend the interests of her fellow citizens against any form of danger, whether it comes from space or ... from themselves.

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