Black, Lucinda's cocker spaniel has disappeared. She sets off in search of it guided by Josette, her sock. All along her journey, she encounters strange characters. In spite of everything, will she manage to find Black?

Aban lives at the edge of the desert and his greatest wish is to join the camel train, however he is not allowed to go, since he is too young. Will Adelaide help him fulfill his dream? The fourth in a series of thirteen adventures, Adelaide the Unicorn and the Children of the World: Aban, Prince of the Desert is a surprising trip between the desert and the mountain.

When taking her dog Balthazar for a walk, Noemie meets a strange old man. The freaky behaviour of her dog and of the old man quite puzzles her. This is when she is caught up in a vessel with two characters she does not seem to know. Then, they get to a weird place where she meets other characters and lives surreal adventures. Will she ever get back home?

After having played with a goblin instead of doing the chores ordered by her mother, Caroline gets lost in the forest. At the entrace of a cavern, she meets an owl. The owl asks her to find something specific. Her path is full of pitfalls and all along she has particular encounters. Despite the difficulties, will she be able to find her way back home?

Amaak tries to catch a fish through the small hole he made in the icefield but in vain, when a funny animal appears suddenly next to him. Always ready to help the children of the earth, will Adelaide make Amaak’s secret dream come true? The third in a series of thirteen adventures, Adelaide the Unicorn and the Children of the World: Amaak Hunting the Whale is the moving story of a sacrifice.

After a disappointing journey down on Earth, Adelaide meets Amandine to take her on a short trip. Since she likes water and lives by a river, what can be more attracting but the sea? The second in a series of thirteen adventures, Adelaide the Unicorn and the Children of the World: Amandine Goes on a Trip is also a short encounter with the world of fairies.

Galad is a young boy in search of adventures. Yet, there is a place where he does not dare to go. Will Adelaide manage to convince him that this place, which intrigues him so much, is not as dreadful as he thinks? The fifth in a series of thirteen adventures, Adelaide the Unicorn and the Children of the World: Galad and the Sword Bridg tells about an adventurous young boy who is sometimes fearful. Thanks to Adelaide’s help, will he overcome his fear of the Sword Bridge?

In the charming childrens book Gwennaelle and the Dragon, Gwennaelle is playing hide and seek with her adventurous brother Erwann near a cave. After looking high and low, Gwennaelle thinks she has lost him.----She meets Granael, a friendly dragon, who takes her all the way to the centre of Earth to look for him!----She finds Erwann in the company of other dragons, and they are both introduced to the beings who live there, named the Talantes. Everyone quickly makes friends.

Amaak tries in vain to catch a fish through the small hole he made in the icefield, when a funny animal suddenly appears next to him. Always ready to help the children of the earth, will Adelaide make Amaak’s secret dream come true? The third in a series of thirteen adventures, Adelaide the Unicorn and the Children of the World: Amaak Hunting the Whale is the moving story of a sacrifice.

Imagine a tiny little girl, no bigger than the size of a thumb! Now imagine how strange and scary the world must seem to her. Thumbelina is snatched from her home by a toad, who wished to marry her off to his son. But this is not the end of her misfortune; upon her adventures she meets beetles, a catfish, a butterfly, a mouse, a bird and many others.Some of the animals are kind and friendly, while others are decidedly less so. What will happen to poor tiny Thumbelina? Will she ever...

Once lived a powerful and rich man called Blue Beard. Can you guess why? Well of course because of his beard that was strangely blue. The man himself was also a bit strange, even frightening. He married several times but each time his wife disappeared into thin air. He decided to remarry again and he chose one of his neighbor's daughters. Some time passed by and the rich man was about to leave the country. He left his wife a magical key which opened every door in the castle but one. The gi...

These are two of Andersen’s best loved fairy tales for kids, which are brought up to date and refreshed for a whole new audience. Both of these stories are at once sweet and uplifting. Generations of children and adults alike have been charmed by these classic fairy tales. Each is unique in its own right, and yet they complement each other perfectly. As bedtime short stories, both have undeniable charm and power.  While The Princess and the Pea is above all fun and jolly, The ...