★The next adventures of Yaël and her stuffed animal Doctor: an original series on the great questions of life.
★The theme of love approached lightly with simple answers.
★The Il y a des Règles series by the same authors: a worldwide success sold in 6 languages!

Every morning, Yaël wakes up in her room and starts a discussion with her stuffed animal Doctor, a little piglet who is never at a loss for words. But, this morning, Yaël doesn’t want to leave her bed, she wants to keep dreaming…of her boyfriend ! But, in fact, what is love ? Do we love our family in the same way we love our friends or the person we are in love with ? Can a boy fall in love with another boy and a girl with another girl ? And our stuffed animal the pig, how do we love him ? Like a brother ? Like a sister ? Or like a slice of ham in a plate?

Funny and impertinent, Doctor is incurably curious and mischievously questions the world around him. The piglet is a little Socrates who, taking up the role of the philosopher, will help children to grow.

【Author】
Laurence Salaün is the author, at Seuil Jeunesse, of À la maison il y a des règles !, À l'école il y a des règles !, En famille, il y a des règles ! and C'est quoi être un bon élève ? (2017).

【Illustrator】
Gilles Rapaport studied at the Union centrale des arts décoratifs. He has been working for the press (Le Monde,Libération, Marianne, Lire...), publishing and communication for more than 20 years. With his round and malicious stroke, he has illustrated around 15 picture books published by Circonflexe, Mila, L'École des loisirs, Albin Michel, Nathan, Sarbacane, etc. For Seuil Jeunesse, he illustrated Le Gros Ralbum de tous les y en a marre (text by Elisabeth Brami,
2013), Mon grand-père (text by Christine Schneider, 2014), À la maison il y a des règles ! (2014), À l'école il y a des règles ! (2015), En famille, il y a des règles ! (2016), C'est quoi être un bon élève ? (2017), C'est quoi être un grand ? (2018) and Alors, c'est quoi la vie ? (2021) and Où vont les doudous quand ils meurent ? (2022).

Laurence Salaün and Gilles Rapaport both live in Paris.