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Bimonthly magazine of the Christian Entrepreneurs and Managers movement, dealing with various subjects such as economy and management, with a spiritual perspective. Designed to accompany members of the movement and sympathizers in their personal reflection, Dirigeants Chrétiens also offers news pages, interviews, biblical words, evokes the life of the movement, proposes an economic agenda and thematic files, etc. An enlightening guide for leaders in search of spiritual meaning in their daily lives.

Ombres et Lumière is the only family magazine dedicated to all disabilities. Published every two months, it is aimed at people with disabilities and their families and friends. It aims to "share our frailties" through testimonials, reports, real-life experiences and more. Disability is not taboo, it's part of life, of all life. It also proposes to "support families" with practical articles ("On a testé pour vous"), initiatives, classified ads... that help in everyday life, and to "transmit hope": inspired by Christianity, the magazine reflects on fragility and nourishes the reader's quest for meaning. Subscribing means being part of a great community of solidarity! Ombres et Lumière is also on the web (ombresetlumiere.fr), on Facebook and Twitter, not forgetting a blog devoted to disability in cinema (Infilmables).

Diem Diem Privileges is the reference magazine for club presidents and seniors as a whole. A very beautiful invoice, it is made up of substantive articles and tailor-made offers for all seniors. Each of its readers enjoys a privileged welcome and benefits from a VIP when they appeal to the partners of the Diem Diem Privilèges. This title is entirely free for the reader (the distribution of the title is indeed optimized by geographical, socio-economic selection, etc.). Diem Diem Privileges is the champion of seniors through 3 channels of dissemination: dissemination to club presidents; dissemination at events such as the Senior and the Internet relay via www.carpediemprivileges.fr

Quarterly journal of the Fédération français des Associations de Chien Guide (FFAC) which offers articles on the news of visual handicap and on guide dogs, but also practical information, reports, interviews etc. This review also allows to inform the donors and the partners of the federation of the actions and news of its sector. His Master's Eyes also exist in audio CD format for visually impaired people.

Since its origins, Dada has been a specialized magazine aimed at the youngest, the teenagers and the curious adults, with a tone and in a graphic universe shifted; a magazine made to discover and make discover art in all its forms. Today, Dada is also available in the form of applications. With a gallery of commented works, an audio biography, tools to analyze the artist's creations, a creative space and games. But Dada is also beautiful art books and workshops!

Every month, Connaissance des Arts keeps its readers abreast of all the latest international news. Exhibitions, auctions, fairs and shows are reviewed by the best journalists and experts. For a better understanding of art from every era, from archaeology to contemporary creation, design and architecture, Connaissance des Arts provides essential reference points. Features: Portfolio, News, Events, Studio visits, Style, Private collections, Photography, Architecture... Comprehensive!

Magazine dedicated to international art news and its market: an undisputed reference. It includes reports and surveys ranging from museum rankings to the art market, as well as patronage. Although it is primarily intended for gallery owners, antique dealers, collectors, auctioneers, curators, students and teachers in the sector, Le Journal des Arts is nevertheless recommended reading for all art lovers. Its "News" and "Exhibitions" sections are full of useful information.

These are essential structures that participate in the life and development of museums. A national federation publishes a magazine twice a year, L'Ami de Musée, which allows all the structures to communicate with each other and to exchange advice and best practices. The magazine gives the latest news about museums in France and abroad, presents major events, and highlights initiatives carried out in favor of new audiences. The magazine is intended for members, but the latest issues can be consulted online.

Artpress is THE magazine for information and reflection on contemporary creation. Covering the entire world art scene, the magazine is bilingual (French/English) and offers its readers a unique editorial approach: linking the different forms of contemporary creation - visual arts, literature, photography, cinema, theater, music, etc. - and putting them into perspective. - and to put them into perspective. Artpress also publishes a quarterly, Artpress2, which brings together the voices of authors from around the world to discuss a current topic or a major event.

Art Absolument offers a look at the art of yesterday and today by addressing professionals as well as the simple curious and amateurs. We find the most outstanding works of modern or contemporary art in the West, related to works of other periods or other civilizations, but also various sections such as a forum, a section dealing with art and sponsorship, a section on exhibitions, notes on workshops, discovery topics, events, etc. Art from every angle!

Arts magazine is one of the emblematic figures of the family of great cultural magazines. The flagship of the press dedicated to Art in all its forms, its mission is to make Art accessible to all. To talk about Art in a different way, the best specialists, experts, curators share their passions to decipher the major works, understand the main artistic trends, discover the life of essential artists... In each issue: a selection of fairs, exhibitions, galleries, discoveries.

The main objective of this journal, completely revisited in 2011, was to décomplexer art lovers with the specialized press. Created by Christine Kerdellant and Eric Meyer, then featured the news of museums, site visits, the presentation of current exhibitions, a selection of books and Dvds, etc. Acquired in 2006 by Bruno Caron and then, in 2011, by Fleurus Presse, Arts Magazine offers his readers a new formula with a redesigned model, now more oriented towards contemporary arts.

Available at newsstands and by subscription, this periodical, which is published every two months, is dedicated to hiking in France, with a small opening to foreign countries. Hiking, here, is made accessible to all. In the contents: news, destinations in France and abroad, practical notebook with advice, health information, tests on the equipment, presentations of local products, and topos cards to keep. The great hiking places keep a preponderant place.

A free bi-monthly in Japanese published by the Franco-Japanese cultural centre Espace Japan, an editorial on France or Japan, full humour, small ads, recipes… since 1979. Non-japonisants are not forgotten, with the last two pages in French with articles on Japan's political or social news.

Unique magazine dedicated to Japanese cuisine! Exciting folders, latest culinary developments in France and Japan, and new tables. Distributed free of charge in more than 500 restaurants and other gourmet addresses in France. Wasabi also organizes cooking courses.

Did you know that you only have to go to the site of the Paris City Hall and subscribe to send you by mail, the quarterly magazine of the City of Paris, which informs you about its actions (services, social, culture, sport…) and on the life of the city? In Paris, it wants to be as complete as possible by proposing many headings such as: Cultural agenda, Spatial planning, Urban planning, Associations, Culture, Education, Environment, Exhibitions, Literary, Leisure, Cultural Heritage, City Policy, Portraits, Social, Solidarity, Exit, Sports, Public Transport, Urban Transport, Urban Planning…

Created in 2009, Le Bonbon is a free monthly urban magazine. It covers news in Paris, going out, food and drink and all kinds of trends. The magazine also covers the cities of Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes and Toulouse. The website is well developed, it allows you to follow local news, recommends good addresses and decrypts new trends and pop culture. Le Bonbon also organizes numerous events, which are obviously reported in the magazine's columns, and which are very popular.

As its name suggests, this is a magazine for children. On the menu: a guide to outings (e.g. children's afternoon at the Forum des Images) - an inventory of book and music releases, a programme of Paris-Mômes events and "good deals" not to be missed. Competitions are set up, reinforcing the interaction between the editorial team and its readership. It's very lively, well thought out, well done, and exhaustively lists everything there is to do. Parents will find a wealth of ideas!

Launched in 2012 by the François Sommer Foundation and Éditions Glénat, Billebaude is a magazine of exploration and reflection on the representations of nature. Thanks to the contributions of journalists, artists and researchers addressing a theme around an animal or nature. Each issue links the worlds of research, art and environmental management and is accompanied by a series of conferences and meetings at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature.

TopGear magazine is a bi-monthly magazine derived from the famous British TV show "TopGear" on BBC Worldwide. In this magazine, readers can follow all the latest news on sports cars, supercars and exceptional cars. The magazine features test drives and focuses on models, illustrated with numerous photos. A captivating magazine, in the same spirit as the show. Indispensable for fans of the show and to know everything about modern sports cars, mythical cars and supercars.

This monthly magazine for the general public is an institution. It is dedicated to the education of babies and young children, with many tips and testimonials to help parents in all their daily activities, age by age. The magazine covers topics ranging from pregnancy to education, with many practical tips and advice from professionals. Parents is also available on the Internet with a very rich site and many forums. You can also subscribe to the dedicated newsletters.

Bimonthly magazine on child and adolescent psychology, with many advices for parents, to be well in their head and in their body and to help their children to grow up well. Several headings, accessible from the website: growing up well, feeding oneself, building oneself, learning, blossoming, better understanding. But also answers to your questions, recipe ideas, the latest books on child psychology, without forgetting the possibility of downloading past issues, as well as special issues.

Bi monthly educational media that accompanies the first steps towards reading. Abricot targets 3-5 year olds with imitation games, observation and comparison games to develop their vocabulary, but also stories to develop their imagination; coloring; stories with stickers and songs. To give your toddlers a taste for reading, Abricot Mes 7 histoires préférées and its little hero Pistou is made for them! Abricot Jeux in the same collection offers nursery rhymes, stories, games and coloring!

Quarterly magazine of the National Federation of Schools for Parents and Educators (FNEPE) which reflects the particular and complementary approach of those involved in the field of education of the ECE while providing reference points and insights necessary to understand social and family transformations. The magazine, under the eyes of professionals, deals with current educational and societal research, practical issues of daily life, and actions carried out in the field by ECEs.

The only daily newspaper in the region, Le Parisien, founded in 1944, covers all the latest news, as well as politics, the economy, news and sports... With specific sections for the Ile-de-France departments, the local news can be read from the pages of an inside section with the latest news, news from the towns and echoes from the countryside, and sports throughout the department. We finish the reading with leisure activities. The website distills live news and ongoing information.

The website of LGBT news, including a large part of the video, created by the old Stubborn. Society (culture and leisure, web magazine, video buzz, opinions and debates, outings, people, television, HIV: very well updated and complete.

We love Paris for its richness, diversity and exceptional addresses, but also for its treasures! And Vivre Paris understands this! This upmarket magazine has chosen to focus on lovers of the capital and those who want to make the city their own. It provides ideas for outings, covers the latest news and presents unusual places, and all the latest trends are highlighted, with smart tips frequently posted online. Gastronomy, sports, health, fashion, exhibitions, general information, culture... there's something for everyone!

Founded in 1880, this trade magazine is dedicated to wines and spirits in general and more specifically to the wine market: production, marketing and distribution in the wine industry in France and around the world. Facts and figures, advice, information, quotes, brand stories, focus on wineries... In its new format, the Revue Vinicole Internationale focuses more on development strategies, particularly in Alsace.

A top-of-the-range bimonthly magazine about racing motorcycles and exceptional models. It features meetings with enthusiasts and specialists, legendary events, test rides and more.

Founded in 1929 by Marc Bloch and Lucien Febvre, Annales is a quarterly journal published by the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. It publishes articles by researchers who are heirs to a long line of historians such as Fernand Braudel, Pierre Goubert, Ernest Labrousse, Georges Duby, Marc Ferro... Annales is the most widely distributed French-language history magazine in the world. Find all issues on the Éditions de l'EHESS website.

Quelle Histoire Mag, published by Quelle Histoire, is aimed at children aged 7 to 10. It's a fun way to learn about key historical concepts. As they read the pages, children will discover thematic dossiers featuring a historical figure (written in collaboration with a historian), comic strips recounting historical inventions, or an imaginary interview (but real in its answers) with a historical figure. It's a very interesting magazine that's sure to get the whole family talking.

This magazine deals with the history and events that have contributed to the upheaval of society, including famous and lesser-known criminal cases, or mysteries that are still misunderstood. It includes stories, flashbacks and interviews with experts in the field as well as portraits. All this in a fun and entertaining way to question and understand the past. This quarterly is available on newsstands and by subscription.

This bimonthly magazine devoted to cats is aimed at all cat lovers. It features reports on the different breeds, portraits, dossiers on life with your cat and posters. It's a complete, unpretentious magazine that's fun to read, but doesn't get carried away. Serious subjects are treated with seriousness, but without weighing down the evening's reading, and there are far more light-hearted or amusing subjects. It's a general-interest magazine that younger readers can definitely get their hands on.

This quarterly is aimed at animal lovers, with each issue featuring dossiers by species or by geographical area, so you can find out everything there is to know about the lives of animals. A great way to travel and learn without leaving home! The magazine is richly illustrated with photo reports that take you up close to the animals you love. The magazine also features interviews with committed conservationists who are determined to work for their protégés. At the end of the magazine, you'll find a Q&A section.

Féminin women devoted to the art of living in favour of slow life (the art of living idle) with subjects on well-being, daily life, outings, travel but also leisure, culture, decoration, gardening, etc. The originality of this title is to fall into three parts related to the day: morning, noon and evening.

A monthly magazine for collectors of military memorabilia and enthusiasts of contemporary history. Militaria offers a wide range of articles on the uniforms, equipment and insignia of soldiers and officers from 14-18 and 39-45, not forgetting the other periods of the ^20th century: the inter-war period, the wars in Indochina, Algeria and Vietnam, right up to the Gulf War. There are two main themes for enthusiasts: armaments and equipment, and history, of course.

Since 1984, this bimonthly provides advice and information on ornamental plants, trees, flowering shrubs, fruit trees and vegetables with tips and tips to maintain and embellish its garden.

This monthly retreat is intended for all those who want to offer their own garden dream, whether in town, suburbs or countryside, including on small spaces and even with forced budgets. The presence of many boxes provides brief and precise information, only in the area of the garden and subjects that touch on it closely: vegetables, interior plants, botanical novelties, plant councils, recipes with flowers. Reading the magazine gives you opinions of professionals, in a friendly atmosphere, with lots of photos and lots of colors. The whole is controlled by specialists (engineering engineers, etc.) of "rational eco-friendly" tendencies.

On this site, thousands of ads and many ideas to pick. Esprit camping-car gives practical advice and tells travel stories. You will find a Test section, testing the latest novelties of the market; a Comparison section which proposes you to compare vehicles with similar criteria in order to help you in the selection of a model; a Technical section rich of tips to repair or protect your motorhome; finally a Testimonial section. A quarterly paper magazine is available by subscription.