Green library

The green Bibliothèque is a collection of books published by Hachette and intended for the children and préadolescents.

With its creation in 1924, it is conceived to republish the great classics of the literature of youth, in particular the authors of the funds Hetzel repurchased by Hachette and of which most known is Jules Verne.

It is starting from 1948 that innovations will appear of significant number in this collection which was regularly renovated until our days.

Today, it gathers many series intended for the children and préadolescents. It is thus complementary to pink Bibliothèque, intended for young people.

See List of the novels of the green Library

Principal series

Illustrators of the green Library

  • J.P. Ariel (the black standard)

  • Raoul Auger (the black standard)
  • François Batet (Jules Verne)
  • Yves Beaujard
  • Jacques Berrueta
  • Daniel Billon
  • Marc Bourgne
  • Robert Bressy
  • Albert Chazelle (Alice Roy, Six companions)
  • Tibor Csernus
  • Philippe Daure (Michel Thérais, an investigation of the Parker Sisters)
  • R. Dendeville
  • Henri Dimpre
  • Paul Durand
  • G. Dutriac
  • Micheline Duvergier
  • Henri Faivre
  • Michel Faure
  • Freddy
  • Jacques Fromont
  • Victor of Fuente
  • Andre Galland
  • Rene-Georges Gautier
  • Claude Gohérel
  • R. Jouan
  • Eric Juszezak
  • Monique Gorde
  • Claude Lacroix
  • Philippe Ledoux
  • Yvon Gall
  • Pierre Leroy
  • Pierre Lissac
  • Annie-Claude Martin
  • Richard Martens
  • Jean-Louis Draper
  • Lozano Olivarès
  • Maurice Paulin (Langelot)
  • Jacques Pecnard
  • A. Pecoud
  • Patrice Pilgrim
  • Francoise Pichard
  • Jacques Pear tree (Alice Roy)
  • Pierre Probst
  • Jean Reschofsky
  • Andre Taymans
  • Vanni Téaldi
  • Gilles Valdès
  • Christian Vicini
  • Pierre-Olivier Vincent

Sources

  • Official site of the collection green library at Hatchet Youth
  • Official site Hachette Livre
  • Site on the green library and its series.

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