Je suis un lion

It's autumn! Nina and Léon have gathered leaves and chestnuts for a firework display of color. And today's story is perfect for the season.

Léon and Nina travel back in time with a spinning top. After the Middle Ages and the future, it's back to prehistory and mammoth hunting. Just in time, Yétili has found a story about a mammoth.

Our friends are real cooks making a fake cake. While we're waiting for it to bake, we've got some time to read a story?

Yétili, Nina and Léon have set up camp in the bookshop: marshmallows and songs are the order of the day! All that's missing are instruments to form the Marshmallow Trio.

Would you rather eat broccoli or crawl through mud? Léon and Nina know they'd rather read a story!

Léon has become super-strong! Or so he thinks. He's ready to prove he can lift that pile of books, but it takes a lot of strength. Fortunately, Yétili has come up with a story to help him rest.

Outside, it's summer. It's very hot in the bookshop, but Nina has found the fan to cool Leon down. Wouldn't a trip to the pool be more effective?

At games of chance, Nina is the best. Unless her luck runs out and Léon gets to choose the story of the day.

Nina and Léon race. But a fly interferes and Léon cheats. How do you decide the winner? By reading a story, of course!

Yétili, Nina and Léon are ready for today's story! A story of election and deceivers.

Today, our friends are playing King of Silence. Yétili wins, but the mice reproach him for cheating. He reads them a story to make up for it.

Today, the bookshop is decorated in the colors of the book of the day. A book about the journey of a raindrop.

Winter and the cold have set in. Yétili has thought of everything and installed a fireplace in the bookshop. Everyone is warmed up, and it's story time!

Yétili teaches the mice to draw with cut-out paper. This is the technique used to illustrate today's book.

Today, it's off to the moon! Astronauts Nina and Léon come across a large comet, none other than Yétili. Perhaps the guardian of the moon can lend them a hand?