Fables of man pure, impure, impure man?

Echoing the theme masterfully treated by R. Silverberg in "The end of winter," but much more intimate way, Pierre Bordage tells disarray creatures gradually discovering their origins. Simple gods of fun objects or unscrupulous beings in their own right with a soul, intelligent individual entities with their place in the great concert of life? A great time to spend in the company of strange but endearing monsters, humans and so terribly eager to discover their roots even risking their lives. Song of courage, friendship, dedication and above all tolerance ... A real treat!