là où le langage de la raison et celui du cœur s'entrelacent
là où le langage de la raison et celui du cœur s'entrelacent
About the book Title: The Bell JarAuthor: Sylvia PlathPublication Date: 1963 (under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas)Page count: ~244Genre: Semi-autobiographical Fiction, Psychological Fiction What’s it about We follow 19-year-old Esther Greenwood during a summer internship at a New York City magazine….
1964. Journalist Günter Gaus sits in his studio, prepared to conduct an interview with the person seated opposite him: a female political “philosopher” whose recent book, “Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil”, has sparked significant controversy….
Every generation seeks to claim him as their own because his essence resonates deeply with people. The Rebel, The Plague, The Fall, The Stranger, A Happy Death… He remains one of the most widely read French authors of all time….
Stockholm, December 10, 1957. In a few minutes in front of the royal family of Sweden, will be awarded the nobel prize for literature. The assembly awaits the winner, one of the youngest in history. He is only 44 years…
Love expert Alain de Botton, known for his thought-provoking non-fiction books, often gets asked why he wrote a novel like “On Love.” His answer? We learn a lot about love from stories – novels, songs, and movies shape our ideas!…
Hey there, fellow readers! Feeling stuck in a reading rut lately? Ever find yourself lacking the passion that once fueled your reading adventures? Well, if you’re nodding along, it might be a sign that you’re not truly connecting with your…
I’ve recently discovered a passion for classic literature, and I’m absolutely loving it! As I’ve delved into these timeless works, I found myself wondering: what exactly makes a book a classic? After a bit of digging, here’s what I’ve uncovered!…
Hey there! So, before I dive into my classic books list for the year, I want to let you know that I’m not exactly a bookworm. My list might seem basic or even a bit on the shorter side, but…
Summary In 1954, Cécile, a Parisian high school student, spends the summer of her seventeenth year at a villa with her widowed father, Raymond, and his mistress, Elsa. Their close bond is disrupted when Raymond announces the arrival of Anne,…
Summary “The Stranger” is a novel that follows the story of Meursault, a French man living in Algiers, who appears to be indifferent to the world around him. The novel opens with the famous first lines that capture Meursault’s sense…