Pas de bol is a French-language children's picture book published in 2001 by Thierry Magnier. Written by Bronn Morgenstern with contributions from Theresa Bronn and Susie Hoch Morgenstern, this 24-page album features playful illustrations and simple text aimed at young readers. The title, an idiomatic French expression meaning 'bad luck,' suggests a lighthearted narrative centered on everyday mishaps or humorous situations familiar to children. As a compact, visually driven book, it fits within the tradition of European picture books that emphasize visual storytelling and emotional resonance through minimal text. Its publication by Thierry Magnier—a publisher known for high-quality children's literature—further supports its classification as a work of children's fiction designed for early readers and shared reading experiences.