What I can tell you this book

"What I can tell you of them" is a book of women. It is mainly the story of Angela, Justine and Babé, raised by their grandmother and so close that they are struggling to live apart. If their love will be thwarted, each will find its destiny. Angela and especially those of Justine, one journalist and one stylist, enjoy the movement of female emancipation. Then there is White, the daughter of Angela, which will find its place among these feminine influences and finally Violette's daughter Blanche, so hurt by the lack of father that her mother ignores her pregnancy to term. As mark the break, she will give birth to a boy elsewhere.

I usually enjoy the stories of women, mother-daughter relationships and female empowerment but yet I did not like this novel. The Justine trades and Angela yet retained my attention. The choice of Toulouse I know pretty well liked. In short, the themes I was interested. But he too seemed that the author was using that grip and do not really deepened. Some passages are very fair - especially motherhood - but others do not avoid clichés. The cutesy tone not charmed me. As for style, I frankly hated. He estimates may transcribe spoken language with Southwest color but I've found that dummy and trying. "What I can tell you of them" is a gentillet novel.