Petite Salamandre 68, titled "Petite souris habite ici," is a children's magazine aimed at readers aged 4 to 7 years. It features an 8-page dossier that explores the secret life of mice, complete with photographs. The issue includes a Halloween recipe, a DIY project to help lizards in the garden, a humorous story about a clean wild boar named Marius, and a coloring poster of an autumn vegetable garden. The dossier introduces a mouse character who lives in the reader's home and explores at night, accompanied by a salamander named Sam. One of the stories in the issue, titled "Pas si sale!," follows Marius the wild boar as he cleans himself in mud, a practice that his friends find unpleasant. The publication includes activities related to autumn winds, a recipe for an autumn tart, and a project to build a lizard shelter. Additional content includes tips for exploring morning mists, identifying plants like the bird cherry, observing spiders at work, and searching for abandoned nests. The issue also features a podcast version of the story "Pas si sale!" and videos that teach children how to draw animals, specifically spiders, following Sam's guidance. Another notable feature is a two-part story titled "J'aimerais pas être un rongeur," which explores the experiences of being a rodent from a child's perspective. Petite Salamandre is an independent, non-profit publisher dedicated to fostering an appreciation for nature through engaging and educational content for children. The magazine aims to make learning about the natural world fun and accessible, encouraging young readers to explore their environment with curiosity and creativity.