a nugget 9

I ve discovered Gilles Legardinier with "Tomorrow I stop" I already loved and then I followed up with completely burnt I was a little disappointed because too unrealistic at times. So when reading it I hesitated especially seeing the mixed reviews on amazon while reviews of the other sites ranked 5/5, so I launched myself and I discovered a nugget! We discover a young generation in full preparation of the tray, this back memories to some and others will project in the role of parents, teachers, neighbor ... This book also deals with philosophy and reminds us of what is essential but that is no mistake if the background of the subject is serious, this book does not lack humor. The passages on the facetious Tibor are hilatants and characters are very endearing, as in previous books we leave them to regret ...