Coco and the rocket

Tonight, Coco watches the stars with her family: she’d love to visit the Moon and meet its inhabitants. This inspires Dad, who locks himself away in his workshop to tinker with his new invention… a rocket! Coco, once again accompanied by her friend John, is off to explore space. Let’s get ready for adventure!

Strong points

– The third volume in the Coco’s Worlds (Les Mondes de Coco) series, this time on the theme of space and its strange inhabitants.

– Romain Jallon candidly explores a new theme popular with children: space travel and the Moon.

– Lucile Placin’s illustrations are as colourful, neat and full of amusing details as ever: a feast for the eyes!

Rights sold: Greek language

ROMAIN JALLON Jallon (author)

Born in 1982, Romain Jallon is an ingenieur and a doctor in industrial engineering. This born entrepreneur had lived more than ten years in Canada. He created the character of Coco when he used to invent stories for his daughters. The picture book Coco and the little mouse is its first children book.

LUCIE PLACIN (illustrator)

Born in 1981 in Bordeaux, Lucile Placin discovers children’s illustrations while studying at the prestigious school Emile Cohl in Lyon, after graduating from high school. Then, she starts to work as a freelance for multiple children literature publishing houses (Milan, Casterman, Didier jeunesse, L’Élan vert, Rue du monde) in her workshop in Biarritz.