Christine L'Heureux Bücher

Caillou: I Can do it Myself celebrates the developmental stage between infancy and childhood when toddlers seeking independence overcome challenges to embrace the world.

A delightful narrative designed for young readers, this story features straightforward language and engaging themes that are easy for children to grasp. Its simplicity makes it an ideal choice for early literacy, encouraging a love for reading in little ones. The charming plot and relatable characters captivate young imaginations, making it a perfect addition to any child's bookshelf.

When Caillou sees a mother in a store getting angry at her daughter when the girl does not do as she is told, he gets scared until his mother explains that even when parents sometimes lose their tempers, they do still love their children.

Describes how Caillou once lived in his mommy's tummy, listening to her heartbeat and his daddy's voice, and shares how happy his mommy and daddy were when they held him for the first time.

Caillou Goes to Day Care celebrates the developmental stage between infancy and childhood when toddlers seeking independence overcome challenges to embrace the world.

In the "North Star series, three-year-old Caillou continues to learn about life. He is also beginning to take his first steps into the wider world in an effort to understand his environment. The "North Star books, conceived with a child psychologist, encourage personal growth and confidence by teaching children about themselves, familiar situations, and the challenges they might encounter in their daily lives. Caillou's adventures help children become confident that they can handle new experiences. The clear illustrations and simple texts provide ideal tools for language acquisition while fostering interaction between parent and child. Caillou learns that Daddy doesn't always have time to play with him.