Coups de coeur
Coups de coeur
Albertine Team | April 30, 2024
Spring is on its way! It's time to discover our new favorite releases for kids. From funny ghosts stories to books with beautiful illustrations, this selection is specially made for our little readers.
Spring is on its way! It's time to discover our new favorite releases for kids. From funny ghosts stories to books with beautiful illustrations, this selection is specially made for our little readers.
Spring is on its way! It's time to discover our new favorite releases for kids. From funny ghosts stories to…
Noémie Jornet | April 29, 2024
David Diop's magnificent writing keeps us on our toes from start to finish.
David Diop's magnificent writing keeps us on our toes from start to finish.
David Diop's magnificent writing keeps us on our toes from start to finish.
Margaux Nguyen Tang | April 28, 2024
You thought you didn't sleep well? Wait until you read what Marie Darrieussecq experiences on a daily basis!
You thought you didn't sleep well? Wait until you read what Marie Darrieussecq experiences on a daily basis!
You thought you didn't sleep well? Wait until you read what Marie Darrieussecq experiences on a daily basis!
Miriam Bridenne | April 25, 2024
Some books manage to capture turning points in life, periods of transition that we dread, that we try to put off until later, as long as possible, until they inevitably come crashing down on us, with lightning-fast violence. "Nous n'étions pas des tendres" is such a book.
Some books manage to capture turning points in life, periods of transition that we dread, that we try to put off until later, as long as possible, until they inevitably come crashing down on us, with lightning-fast violence. "Nous n'étions pas des tendres" is such a book.
Some books manage to capture turning points in life, periods of transition that we dread, that we try to put…
Miriam Bridenne | April 25, 2024
Jakuta Alikavazovic’s sixth book, "Like A Sky Inside", was written following an invitation to contribute a piece of writing to the collection, "Ma Nuit au Musée" (A Night at The Museum) by éditions Stock. Alikavazovic takes the opportunity to explore her unique relationship with the Louvre Museum.
Jakuta Alikavazovic’s sixth book, "Like A Sky Inside", was written following an invitation to contribute a piece of writing to the collection, "Ma Nuit au Musée" (A Night at The Museum) by éditions Stock. Alikavazovic takes the opportunity to explore her unique relationship with the Louvre Museum.
Jakuta Alikavazovic’s sixth book, "Like A Sky Inside", was written following an invitation to contribute a piece of writing to the…
Miriam Gordis | April 24, 2024
This braided historical novel is remarkable for its very origin story. Julia Malye, a young French writer, did an MFA in the US and spent years crafting two versions of this novel: one in English (published under the title "Pelican Girls" by Harper), the other in French. To read both is less to read a translation than it is to…
This braided historical novel is remarkable for its very origin story. Julia Malye, a young French writer, did an MFA in the US and spent years crafting two versions of this novel: one in English (published under the title "Pelican Girls" by Harper), the other in French. To read both…
This braided historical novel is remarkable for its very origin story. Julia Malye, a young French writer, did an MFA…
Albertine Team | April 5, 2024
Wondering what we've been reading this March? Thomas Schlesser's Les Yeux de Mona, aka the most buzziest novel of this year so far; La Fille de Lake Placid, an hymn to Lana Del Rey; Diaty Diallo's breathtaking debut, Deux Secondes d'air qui brulent (Points/Seuil); and Sororité, a collective take on sisterhood led by French novelist Chloé Delaume. Which one will…
Wondering what we've been reading this March? Thomas Schlesser's Les Yeux de Mona, aka the most buzziest novel of this year so far; La Fille de Lake Placid, an hymn to Lana Del Rey; Diaty Diallo's breathtaking debut, Deux Secondes d'air qui brulent (Points/Seuil); and Sororité, a collective take on…
Wondering what we've been reading this March? Thomas Schlesser's Les Yeux de Mona, aka the most buzziest novel of this…
Miriam Bridenne | April 2, 2024
We discovered French novelist Célia Houdart in 2022, when she published “Journée particulière”. This gracious, tender, suffused with a contained nostalgia was our introduction to her work which explores a great variety of crafts and words. We were curious to discover which authors and books Célia Houdart holds in high esteem, and she was generous enough to share with us…
We discovered French novelist Célia Houdart in 2022, when she published “Journée particulière”. This gracious, tender, suffused with a contained nostalgia was our introduction to her work which explores a great variety of crafts and words. We were curious to discover which authors and books Célia Houdart holds in high…
We discovered French novelist Célia Houdart in 2022, when she published “Journée particulière”. This gracious, tender, suffused with a contained…
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