Place to readers | Foglia’s books

Throughout his career, Pierre Foglia spoke of literature in his chronicles. Nevertheless, Following our call to all accompanying the chronicle of Chantal Guy “Foglia. Moreover, the reader”, many of you informed us of the title recommended by the famous columnist who marked you the most. Similarly, Pieces chosen from the many emails that we have received.

The balance of the world, de Rohinton Mistry – Place readers | foglia's books

The balance of the worldfrom Rohinton Mistry. Consequently, I read this book for the first time several years ago and this story really marked me. Consequently, In India in the 1970s. In addition, we are place readers | foglia’s books witnessing the meeting of four very different characters who coexist in the same place, with the backdrop of an outdated and tyrannical political system where corruption and injustice reign. Moreover, There is also a question of friendship and abandonment.

Despite the thickness of this 882 -page brick. However, my appreciation of this beautifully written story, made sure that I read it again last year with the same interest as the first time.

Renée Raté

Michel Folco – Place readers | foglia's books

Pierre Foglia has long praised God and only we canby Michel Folco. In addition, And the other novels after him. In addition, As I teach literature. For example, I regularly use the first two pages of God and only we can To work literary analysis.

When Foglia announced the arrival place readers | foglia’s books of The melancholy. Moreover, very disillusioned youth of Adolf HitleR, I started the book, a few days to go on vacation in Europe. Meanwhile, I packed everything to finish it before leaving! However, I gave the first book several times … to readers who also loved it.

Julie ROBERGE

Man laughter between two rainsfrom Claude DUNETON – Place readers | foglia's books

On March 29. 1990, Foglia wrote: “We are in Paris, in a small apartment in the sixth with people that we love immediately. Because they are alive, normally alive without acrobatics, without literary finds to both sentences. They end up leaving us. as often the people we love in real life, but here it is good because when they leave us the book is almost finished. We leave from there as we leave a weather bulletin by looking out the place readers | foglia’s books window. saying “keep it’s true, it rains”. And we wonder who we could lend this book that we really liked. I thought of you. »»

I was 25 years old. My favorite readings were summed up at the work of Stephen King and some old English classics of Cronin. I went to the bookstore to get me Man laughter between two rains. He followed me in all my moves. It was my first real adult reading, the one that opened all the doors to me.

Marc Coiteux

Confess. of Jaume Cabré

The book Pierre Foglia made me discover is Confess From Jaume Cabré, a strong novel, demanding, but extremely enriching. The author is Catalan and this chaotic account takes place in Spain. He traces the history of evil through the place readers | foglia’s books upheavals that have shaken Europe. It’s just great, like the one who left us.

Jean-François Leclerc

Hunting. fishing manual for the use of girlsfrom Melissa Bank

I read a lot of books recommended by Mr. Foglia. I also kept his famous list preciously. I have rarely been disappointed with his recommendations. but I remember a particular book: Hunting and fishing manual for the use of girls. The story, rather banal (of what I remember), tells the life of an American family. But it’s full of humor and I loved this book.

Guylaine Trudeau

The American fiancée, from Eric Dupont

The American fiancée, from Eric Dupont. He often talked about it. everything he thought about it, I discovered it in this reading which place readers | foglia’s books transported me and bewitched. Thank you. Foglia, for all the suggestions, which I have not all read, but some of which were part of my reader’s journey.

Diane chamber country

Take care of your fallDe Flora Balzano

Take care of your fall from Flora Balzano. Bought in January 1994. moving and disturbing, full of lovely winks to the tongue: “Dad puts the clock on time. Mom knit. And I am a junkie. Each has their small needle work. Here, I’ll read it again.

Rachel Desjardins

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