L'ourse bleue

Léon is having a strange nightmare about Nina multiplying, just like the rules aboard this bus like no other. Be careful when braking when Pierre Alexis's Règlobus is in motion!

In today's book, "Les Lundis de Camille", Nina and Léon learn that sometimes you have to speak up to gain self-confidence.

Nina and Léon play doctors and treat Yétili so attentively that he ends up stuck in his toilet paper bandage! Oh, but how will he manage to read "Soeurs et Frères"?

Nina and Leon are playing at a restaurant. Leon takes great care of their first customer: a yeti who reads. But no luck, Leon has confused sugar with salt. Ouch, ouch, ouch!

Through the story of "Marron d'Anatole" Léon and Nina realize that the most important things are ultimately not those we can possess.

Yétili watches Nina and Leon fishing for plastic ducks on the counter. But where did all these ducks come from? They look like they came straight out of the book "Le nouveau canard"!

"Le Dehors," chosen by Yétili for today's reading, is full of surprising sounds, like so many manifestations of the life of animals and plants.

Attention, attention! Whoever finds the ball hidden under one of these glasses wins the game. Is it on the right? Is it on the left? Maybe in the middle?

Leon and Nina are shaping a snowman out of modeling clay. All he needs now is some hair. Why not make it purple? Purple like that book on the shelf over there?

It's cold, so Nina and Léon do a little dance to encourage the snow to fall. Just like Mole and Mouse, the two rodents in the book.

A large trunk has appeared in the bookstore. Perhaps it hides pirate treasure? Or a book? Perhaps even "Mirza se fait la malle"?