Freshly arrived at the bookseller

Among all the books that have recently arrived in bookstores, here are a few that caught our attention.



The Pink Garagevolume 1 – Constancyfrom France Lorrain

France Lorrain begins its eighth family saga with this first volume which transports us to Maskinongé, in the 1950s. When her brother dies in a car accident, young Constance Rose plans to become a mechanic to take over the reins of the family garage, despite obstacles that stand in his way.

The Pink Garage, volume 1 – Constance

The Pink Garagevolume 1 – Constancy

Saint Jean

400 pages

Punishmentby Percival Everett

This black comedy is said to be daring and provocative because it addresses current issues such as racism and police violence with humor and irony. In a small town in Mississippi, white men are found horribly mutilated while a corpse abandoned at all the crime scenes recalls a black boy lynched in the same town in 1955. An intriguing thriller carried by a duo of investigators while second degree.

Punishment

Punishment

South Acts

368 pages

The strange fate of Ada Perchby Francine Brunet

The author of the novels The dwarf And The giant tells here the fate of a famous cellist who settles in Haute-Mauricie, the time to take stock of her career. Between her meetings with neighboring residents, she reflects on luck, bad luck and vocation, while she must decide what to do with her precious cello which sows disasters everywhere in its path.

The strange fate of Ada Perch

The strange fate of Ada Perch

Free expression

216 pages

The open skyby Nicolas Mathieu

In these short texts illustrated by the superb paintings and drawings in colorful colors by the artist Aline Zalko, the French writer and Goncourt Prize winner Nicolas Mathieu writes about love, inspired by a mysterious lover who obsesses him. A poetic and fiery book-object.

The open sky

The open sky

South Acts

128 pages

The girl who took up armsby Amy Harmon

Historical novels are always popular – especially when they are based on a true story, like this one. In 1780, in Massachusetts, in the midst of the American War of Independence, Deborah Samson managed to pass herself off as a man and enlisted in the army. While discovering the horror of the battlefields, she struggles to keep her identity a secret. A heroine with an inspiring journey.

The girl who took up arms

The girl who took up arms

Saint Jean

488 pages

Nineteen stepsby Millie Bobby Brown

Bestseller of New York Timesthis is the first novel of the British actress revealed by the series Stranger Things And Enola Holmes. We are in London, in 1942; While the war rages, a young woman tries to lead a normal life with her family when an accident turns her life upside down.

Nineteen steps

Nineteen steps

Robert Laffont

425 pages


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