Orianne Lallemand is a French-born author that writes children’s books. She wrote a plethora of books for the children and is still actively publishing. In 2020 she participated in a virtual project which included seven French schools from the USA. The main theme of the project was one of the picture books from her most famous picture book series “The Wolf” which will be analyzed in this research paper. The series itself consists of 21 picture books, even though that number might change in the future as she is still publishing. The most recent picture book from the series was published in 2021: “Le loup qui aimait les arbres”, roughly translated into English: “The Wolf Who Loved Trees”. Eleonore Thuillier illustrated these picture books, and the publishing house is Editions Auzou. The picture books are written for children between the age of 3 to 7 and they discuss a broad spectrum of themes, some of which include the day-to-day troubles, problematic encounters, etc. The main point of the picture books is the nature in which the acts take place, showing us the source of inspiration for the author. The author’s large family was also an inspiration for the creation of many characters that lecture the children on the importance of friendship, love, and acceptance. On the first page of every book, there is a written dedication to the readers which creates a connection between the author and the reader, making the reader feel special for reading it. Furthermore, this research paper will analyze the elements of these picture books. Some summaries are also provided for the sake of better understanding.