Les abeilles volent et bourdonnent, elles regardent partout et observent. Observe les abeilles butiner les fleurs et découvre leur vie à la ruche. Un premier livre documentaire avec de magnifiques illustrations et, sous les volets à soulever, plein d'informations amusantes et instructives !

Incroyable abeille

A vingt-deux ans Eleanor Bee s'est fixée trois buts : s'installer à Londres pour faire carrière dans l'édition, avoir les moyens de s'offrir un café et un croissant chaque matin, et surtout ne jamais tomber amoureuse - depuis le divorce de ses parents, Ellie ne croit plus au prince charmant. Quand enfin elle arrive dans la capitale, rien ne se passe comme prévu. Elle accumule les gaffes, sa carrière ne décolle pas assez à son goût et, ô malheur, elle a un coup de foudre. C'est alors qu'une échappatoire miraculeuse apparaît : Ellie se voit offrir un poste à New York. Mais elle a beau fuir, le passé a toujours une étrange manière de vous rattraper... Un portrait tendre et juste des jeunes femmes actives d'aujourd'hui qui, à force de tout planifier, pensent pouvoir contrôler leur vie sans que le hasard s'en mêle !

Et Ellie vécut heureuse

Depuis le divorce de ses parents, Ellie ne croit plus au prince charmant. Quand enfin elle arrive dans la capitale, rien ne se passe comme prévu.Elle accumule les gaffes, sa carrière ne décolle pas assez à son goût et, ô malheur, elle a un coup de foudre. C'est alors qu'une échappatoire miraculeuse apparaît : Ellie se voit offrir un poste à New York. Mais elle a beau fuir, le passé a toujours une étrange manière de vous rattraper. Un portrait tendre et juste des jeunes femmes actives d'aujourd'hui qui, à force de tout planifier, pensent pouvoir contrôler leur vie sans que le hasard s'en mêle !

Tout change dans la nature

A compelling and heartbreaking tale of lost love, family secrets and those little moments that can change your life for ever.

Returning to the wild Cornish coast for the funeral of her beloved grandmother, Natasha has no idea of how things are about to change. This trip reunites her with her large and complicated family for perhaps the last time: Summercove, her grandparents' beautiful house by the sea, is being sold. With it go a generation of memories and the key to the death, many years ago, of fifteen-year-old Cecily, her aunt, a tragedy that no one ever discusses. When she finds the opening pages of Cecily's diary, written the summer she died, Natasha discovers the family she idealised has secrets that have long been buried. But where is the rest of the diary? Back in London, trying to rebuild her own life, Natasha is haunted by Cecily's writing and the tragic tale of love, rivalry and heartbreak promised in those scant pages. She has to know what happened, the summer her aunt died. And so she makes some life-changing decisions - and in the process finds out that a second chance at love might be possible.

Love Always

Sunday Times Top 5 bestselling author Harriet Evans returns with an unputdownable tale of the infinite possibilities of familes - how they can anchor you or unseat you - and why unconditional love holds the key to true freedom. A must-read for lovers of Kate Morton, Lucinda Riley and Santa Montefiore.
How can you ever know yourself when you were deprived of love as a child?
It's the 1970s, and Sarah has spent a lifetime trying to bury her disjointed childhood, the loneliness of her school days, and Fane, the vast and crumbling family home so loved - and hated - by her mother, Iris, a woman as cruel as she is beautiful. Sarah's solace has been her cello and the music that allowed her to dream, transporting her from the bleakness of those early years to a new life now with Daniel, her husband, in their noisy Hampstead home surrounded by bohemian friends and with a concert career that has brought her fame and restored a sense of self. 
The past, though, has a habit of creeping into the present, and as long as Sarah tries to escape, it seems the pull of Fane, her mother, and the secrets of the generations hidden there, are slowly being revealed, threatening to unravel the fragile happiness she enjoys in the here and now. Sarah will need to travel back to Fane to confront her childhood and search for the true meaning of home.
Deliciously absorbing and rich with character and atmosphere, The Stargazers is the story of a house, a family, and the legacies of childhoods fractured through time and inheritance.
Readers love Harriet Evans' captivating and twisty stories . . .
'Bewitching, beguiling and utterly beautiful' VERONICA HENRY'
'Gorgeous, gothic and gripping' RED
''Taut as a drumskin and thrumming with tension' HEAT
'Rich and sweeping . . . dark and delicious' DAILY MAIL

The Stargazers

Sweeping across countries, class and music, Eva Ibboton's classic historical romance, Magic Flutes, is a richly imagined tale of intrigue and identity, with a new introduction from Harriet Evans. In the spring of 1922, young Austrian Princess Theresa-Maria - known to her ancient aunts as 'Putzerl' - abandons her crumbling castle and her royal duties. Disguising herself simply as Tessa, she enrolls as under wardrobe mistress of the International Opera Company and soon loses herself in the intoxicating world of the Viennese opera. But when Guy Farne, an Englishman looking to impress his new fiance, arrives in Austria and employs the Company to perform at his newly purchased Austrian estate, he finds himself fascinated by the under wardrobe mistress, and Tessa finds it increasingly difficult to keep her two lives separate .

Magic Flutes

Some families warm your heart. Lizzy's makes her head spin. For Lizzy Walter, things are a bit more complicated. Keeper House, a cherished old place deep in the countryside, has always been the heart of the Walter's universe. There, Lizzy can escape from her London life and ease her heart and mind. But trouble is on the horizon.

Going Home

Le quatrième titre (après Incroyable coccinelle, Incroyable chenille et Incroyable abeille) de la collection propose une première découverte de la fourmi et de son univers avec des tabulateurs qui dessinent un décor et avec des volets à soulever pour trouver des informations documentaires. Les textes dansent sur les pages et les illustrations sont dynamiques et très colorées.

Incroyable abeille

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