Books by Jérôme Pélissier

Brume: The Dragon Awakens

by Jérôme Pélissier

Brume, a feisty wannabe witch, is on a quest to learn magic in the first volume of this enchanting graphic novel series for kids ages 7–11—perfect for fans of the Hicotea, Hilda, and Sorceline series.

Brume is a tiny but mighty heroine with plenty to prove to the people of her small village. With her newly discovered spellbook and two sidekicks in tow, she'll try her hand at spells, mess up sometimes, and discover magical adventures along the way.

The great witch Naïa has always protected the village—but where has Naïa gone? Enter Brume, a plucky and spirited witch-to-be, who dreams of being able to cast spells. When Brume's father hands her a secret spellbook, she tries out her wand and cauldron--and manages only to cover the whole village in fog! But is the fog a result of Brume's first spell, or is it smoke from a fire breathing dragon who has awakened?

Accompanied by her pig, Hubert, and her best friend, Hugo, Brume sets off to find out what happened—and to save the village one step at a time. Here is a funny, charming, and accessible graphic novel—the first in a series—that is just as heart-warming as it is hilarious.

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Brume, Volume 2 The Forest of Lost Souls

by Jérôme Pélissier

In this second volume in a graphic novel series about an aspiring witch, Brume embarks on a quest to discover the epic mystery behind the origin of her spell book. Perfect for young readers ages 7–11!

Brume and her friends must find out what happened to the powerful village witch, Näia—and they are determined to continue their search until they find answers! Näia is the witch Brume idolizes, and her hunt for answers to the mystery of her spell book—possibly Näia’s—leads Brume to cross paths with the Ankou, a terrifying being that chases down creatures who are close to death. Brume ponders a difficult question: How does someone outrun death? And although her trusted companions, Hugo and Hubert, don't have the answer, Brume senses that someone important has just done it. For Brume, a feeling is more than enough to make the challenging journey worthwhile.

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