For those who have followed "Grammar is a sweet song," "Knights of the Future" and "The revolt of accents," we find here the same protagonists, Jane and her brother Tom. Mr. Orsenna continues to make us discover the grammar in a fun way and in this book, it is particularly punctuation. And this is where we (re) discovered how the points, commas, ellipses can put a text to music and express feelings.
It is clear that Jeanne's story is rather slight in itself, but every time I meet these people happy, because I know I'll have a good time with the French language and its rules.
