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Voir de près

French publishing house specializing in large-print, fully unabridged editions for readers of all ages.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Voir de près (Éditions Voir de Près) is a French publishing house dedicated to large-print books. Its catalogue is built around the idea that "reading in large print is easier": airy layouts, simple typography at comfortable sizes, and good contrast make reading more accessible for people with low vision, attention difficulties, dyslexia, fatigue, or simply a preference for comfortable reading. The publisher serves readers from age 5 upward, covering classic and contemporary literature, French and foreign, across novels, tales, short stories, narratives, theatre and poetry. A notable feature of its list is that it includes the complete set of works on the French baccalauréat (high-school leaving exam) French syllabus. All reissued works are presented as full, unabridged versions without cuts or modifications, except where a title is clearly identified as an abridged or adapted edition. The house sells both to individuals and to institutions: libraries, bookshops, senior residences, medico-social centres and schools. Orders can be placed online through a personal or professional account, by telephone with card payment, or by post using an order form from the catalogue. Shipping within mainland France is by Colissimo, dispatched within 24 to 48 hours, with delivery charges of €6 and a nominal €0.01 from €45 of order value; overseas shipping is quoted individually. The catalogue spans children's and young-adult titles as well as general literature, with children's series such as "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" and authors including Charlotte Moundlic, Bertrand Santini, Kochka, Claire Renaud, Pascal Ruter, Florence Medina, Nathalie Somers and Delphine Perret. The publisher uses accessible typefaces such as Luciole for young readers. Voir de près positions itself at the intersection of publishing and accessibility, addressing the growing demand for adapted reading formats in France.

History

Voir de près is a French publishing house that has built its identity around large-print, accessible editions. Its official website presents the house as a specialist in adapted reading: "Lire en grand, c'est plus facile !" (Reading in large print is easier). The publisher explains that airy layouts, simple typography at comfortable sizes and good contrast make reading easier for people with low vision, attention difficulties, dyslexia or fatigue, as well as for readers who simply enjoy the comfort of large print. The catalogue is aimed at all ages from 5 years upward and covers classic and contemporary literature, French and foreign, in the form of novels, tales, short stories, narratives, theatre and poetry. A distinctive element of the list is that it includes the entirety of the works on the French baccalauréat French syllabus. The house states that all reissued works are full, unabridged versions without cuts or modifications, except for titles clearly identified as abridged or adapted editions. Distribution is organized for both individual and institutional customers. The website offers separate personal and professional account creation, and the publisher lists libraries, bookshops, senior residences, medico-social centres and schools among its audiences. Orders can be placed online, by telephone with card payment, or by post with a cheque or transfer proof. Shipping in mainland France is by Colissimo within 24 to 48 hours, with postage of €6 and €0.01 from €45 of order value; overseas shipping is quoted on request. The children's catalogue includes series such as "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" and titles by authors including Charlotte Moundlic, Bertrand Santini, Kochka, Claire Renaud, Pascal Ruter, Florence Medina, Nathalie Somers and Delphine Perret. The publisher uses accessible typefaces such as Luciole for young readers. The available evidence does not specify the exact founding year, founder, headquarters address or ownership structure of the house.

Products and positioning

Accessible large-print publishing for readers of all ages, from age 5 upward, with fully unabridged texts and comfortable typography.

  • Le Slip de bain et les meilleures pires histoires de ma vie

    Children's book by Charlotte Moundlic, illustrated by Olivier Tallec, in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series; large-print edition using the Luciole typeface at size 20, 152 pages, EAN 9782378289164, publication date September 2026.

  • Le Voyage de Trog

    Children's title listed in the September releases of the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Mémoires de Fleur – Mon enfance

    Children's title by Bertrand Santini in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Le Journal de Gurty – Vacances à la mer

    Children's title by Bertrand Santini in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Opération Santa – Un roman de Noël en 24 chapitres

    Children's Christmas novel by Charles Mazarguil in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • La Guerre de Jeanne

    Children's title by Kochka in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Mamie Pirouette

    Children's title by Claire Renaud in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • La Tête dans le guidon

    Children's title by Pascal Ruter in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Jim Nastic et les Olympiades magiques

    Children's title by Claire Renaud in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Le Fantôme de la rue des Fêtes

    Children's title by Florence Medina in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • La Révolution de Sophie

    Children's title by Nathalie Somers in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

  • Le Gros Livre

    Children's title by Delphine Perret in the "Histoires à croquer dès 5 ans" series.

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