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  • hard and poignant  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    Everything is in the title of this review: from the beginning of the novel, we feel, we sense that this snow will not qu'insouciance class discovery and community life. Great sensitivity and an original point of view, that of the child who will carry
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  • Mysterious and morbid  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    I enjoyed this book, even if I find it less exciting than "The Adversary" (the same author). A recurring theme of E.Carrère back again, always treated with great delicacy, that of stifled truth of the lie as a bulwark to the discovery of horror.
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  • Without pity or forgiveness  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    It's a moment I turn around Emmanuel Carrère, by dint of reading rave reviews on his books, see the appropriate (more or less) to the movies. And the output of his highly celebrated last "novel" I decided to go for it, despite my reluctance to c
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  • A good psychological novel  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    It is a novel divided into thirty short chapters, like so many clips that allow Emmanuel Carrère by small impressionistic unroll the thread of a story to the heavy atmosphere. Nicolas - a sickly child, fearful, complexed whose life and imagination th
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  • A hell Snow class  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    Everything begins when the father of Nicolas decides to drop his son himself at the place of its snow class. This puts the child ill at ease, the reader will be more and more as and when reading. At first we can identify a little too imaginative to t
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  • a beautiful lesson of life ...  

    La Classe de neige - Prix Femina 1995 (Paperback)
    This book is full of qualities: the author, Emmanuel Carrère, well knew recreate the anguish of a young boy who touches the dead. Together with Nicolas, the reader may wonder about the meaning of his life. The author reminds us that our life can chan
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