A documentary that adopt the «model» of a more common picture story book. Not my favorite type of book. I'm more of a story or documentary, but mixing style like that isn't much for me. I could be very good for some reader, because the blending is very well executed. So if you like that style and subject you should have a look. Personal liking 2/5, potential 4/5, I'm going with the fair 3/5.

Funny and very light, but could please some reader. The canvas of the story, the page presentation wasn't a huge win for me, don't really know why, but it just felt weird. Overall okay!

I love this one! It has a lot! First a fun a good story. The illustrations are fine and I love the way the page presentation change from here and there it create some good movement and change to keep the reader «engage». Last element, I love the way that it present camping in a fun way, also shows what you can do while camping and so the book can be use has an introduction/presentation of what camping is before going for the first time with children. Well done in every aspect!

4,5/5. The title mostly says it all. Another book about starting school. Very well done and good to help prepare, anticipate, dedramatize beginning school. Beautiful and well executed!

2,5/5. Cute, maybe even fun, but a bit empty, the idea that everybody should put, in French we say mettre de l'eau dans son vin (put water in their wine), not sure that's a saying in English... meaning that everybody should meet and do a bit of a compromise is well present in the book, but the situation is too funny/ridicule to resonate in a more «real» situation!

Not my style of humor or book/page presentation. Too many little things everywhere, not focus enough on something, but that,s just me. I do think that some children might enjoy this easy humor style and the mall details can also be good for those who want to check everywhere, in a search and find way. So personal appreciation, 2/5, potential might reach 4/5 so I will give it a fair 3/5.

Une chose est sûre, Olivier Sylvestre sait se renouveler. D’un roman/pièce à l’autre les sujets changent, le style aussi, la forme, un auteur/artiste très original qui aime explorer, et surtout, je dirais, explorer la marginalité, car cela semble être le point commun, la pierre angulaire de son œuvre jusqu’à maintenant. Ceci étant dit je n’ai pas été particulièrement touché par cette pièce. Elle est bien faite, bien maitrisée, bien menée, mais le sujet me rejoint difficilement. J’essaie de comprendre et de me mettre à la place de ces personnes, mais j’y arrive difficilement, je suis assez empathique dans la vie, mais ce sujet reste hors de portée pour moi. Je respecte et je ne juge pas, mais j’ai du mal à ressentir… Tout cela pour dire que l’auteur aborde un sujet d’actualité dans une pièce sensible et simple, qui à mon avis pourrait avoir un potentiel pour introduire ce sujet auprès d’adolescents par exemple, mais malgré tout, encore une fois, je me répète, une pièce qui m’a laissé un peu indifférent. Je relierai tout de même cet auteur avec plaisir, car ces deux précédents romans m’avaient beaucoup plu.

Again a strong start for this new mini-series. It could be great or it could failed miserably. We'll see! So far, first issue is good. Different settings, everything going out of control, multiverse involve. I'm in and I hope Tom King will keep this one on track!

3,5/5. Good documentary for kids about ocean. It cover its subject very well and even if I would have like a couple of pictures instead of just illustrations, this documentary is well done!

Funny story but an ending that could have bring a lot more in depth and morale. An easy entertaining story but not much more.