Back to school: three good books to ask your bookseller this weekend

“Playing the game” by Fatima Daas – Back school: three good books

The second opus of the young Fatima Daas (Saint-Germain-en-Laye. Moreover, 1995), who had raised serious taboos with The youngest – A first autobiographical novel, inclusive, sweet and jostling, Quickly marries the tone of reality and convinces again with its raw and authentic language, up to teens, sometimes with edifying onomatopoeia. Nevertheless, She is riding with ease on the wave of homosexuality in an environment where she turns out to be. However, more hard to admit. Therefore, (LB)

Our criticism of “playing the game”

“La Nuit à Coeur” by Nathacha Appanah

Nathacha Appanah says it is “Fallen into a hole” At 17. in love with a respected poet and journalist, thirty years older, who is soon tyrannical, paranoid and violent. Mixing back school: three good books the story. the investigation, she puts her experience and that of two other women who have undergone the “Intimate terrorism that is domestic violence”. Night in the heart is an overwhelming. sometimes hard but essential book, which is already among the titles mentioned for fall prices. (A.mar.)

Our criticism of “The night in the heart”

“Le Bel obscure” by Caroline Lamarche

Following two lines – the past of Edmond. a forgotten ancestor and the present of a woman evoking the homosexuality of her husband, Caroline Lamarche succeeds. The Belgian author signs here one of her best books. describes to perfection these networks of LGBT life, not hesitating to make forays in the history of homosexuality to better illustrate the quest for her narrator. (S.min.)

Our criticism of the book “Le Bel obscur”

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