Roots, wool, puppets - Fibers

When Mum and Monette tell Anis that he's about to have a brother, a whole host of questions are set off in his head. in his head. But when Anis meets his new brother, Hélias, and realizes that they're both the same age, and that Hélias is his brother, he's in for a real treat.

comes from another country, all his fears are transformed into curiosity. Through this adoption, Anis discovers a new world that highlights love and brotherhood. Frisson recounts the inner world of a little boy who has to cope with a tsunami of emotions.
A text full of tenderness on the question of acceptance, the fear of the other, the discovery of the unknown, on the upheavals linked to welcoming a newcomer.
of welcoming a new child.

Although "Frisson" is classified as a work dedicated to young children, the issues at stake in this story are universal.