Spending your summer with Anatole Latuile sounds like the best plan: you will get all the fun while he will get all the trouble! A very funny graphic novel about the adventures of a disheveled and very mischievous boy and his schoolmates. It will make you eager to go back to school, for better or for worse!
For kids ages 6-9
Anatole Latuile by Anne Didier, Olivier Muller and Clement Devaux, BD Kids

Emile and Margot are not your normal brother and sister. First, they are a prince and a princess living in a castle in the forest of Monstrie; and second, as you may have guessed, this forest is inhabited by friendly monsters. Together, they know exactly what to do to drive Mademoiselle Niquelle-Crome, their beloved nanny, crazy!
For kids ages 6-9.
Emile et Margot by Anne Didier, Olivier Muller and Olivier Deloye, BD Kids

Have you ever dreamed of going to space? However, when you read the “cosmo-comical” adventures of Sardine, her uncle Capitaine Epaule Jaune and P’tit Lulu, you realize that space and life in a spaceship are not what you expected—what with enemies like Supermuscleman and the mad scientist Dr. Krok trying to capture children and make them become… obedient! What could be worse for a child? And these are not the only villains that Sardine and her little group have to face: all kinds of eccentric monsters are spread out on planets throughout the galaxy. Fortunately, the cheeky girl is never out of ideas to defeat them all!
For kids ages 8 and up
Sardine de l’espace by Joann Sfar and Emmanuel Guibert, Dargaud

A funny graphic novel about the everyday life of a little girl living in the Ivory Coast—where the author is from—that brings an interesting and gently mocking look at a different culture and way of life. Akissi is a spunky and mischievous little girl who always ends up in trouble with her parents or her brother—probably because she tends to do what she was told not to, like eating what is on the ground or kidnapping a baby… But she is so cute that we gladly forgive her!
Ages 6 and up
Akissi by Abouet and Sapin, Gallimard