Dessine-moi un petit prince

Lilas brought her grandmother's old parasol back to the treehouse. As it is torn, everyone thinks that it is useless. And yet...

To calm Jade who is very anxious about going to summer camp, Basile tells her a reassuring story that she can take everywhere with her.

Jade is very shocked when Lilas dares to tell her that her dress is not beautiful. Basile has to find a solution to ease the atmosphere between his two friends.

Irritated by her day, Jade explodes when she understands that she will not be quiet, even in the treehouse.

This afternoon, Basile and Fanny decided to make all of Jade's dreams come true. Fanny brings her a book about dreams.

Unlike Lulu who takes her time, Tiago and Lilas are in a big hurry. They'd better take their time.

Lulu doesn't dare to do the magic trick he has prepared for the show tonight. He is shy, so Lilas suggests he reads a book.

Little Lulu is tired of always being the subject of a joke. Today, he will no longer be the good Lulu, but the bad Lulu! Lilas proposes a book on the subject.

Today there is a new girl in the hut: it is Rose, who has Down's syndrome and who knows how to give back the interest for school to Tiago who wanted to be a truant student.

Lilas doesn't know what to do with the bag of toys from her childhood. Rather than throwing them away, Basile offers her a much better solution. What if we read a book?

Today Jade is all alone and bored. Suddenly, the treehouse seems to come alive for a moment and launches her on the trail of Volubilis. Let's go on an adventure by reading this story.

Lulu is waiting for his parents' approval to sleep at the treehouse. According to Basil and Lilas, if Lulu wants it to work, he must believe in it very strongly.

Lulu and Jade are tired of Basile always making the decisions for the little movie they are making. Why can't they all decide together? Let's see what a book can tell us about this.