Et soudain, tout change! (Suddenly, everything change)

We would definitely start with a book by Gilles Legardinier, right? I was able to suggest it in the other articles dealing with his books, this author made people talk about him first through his books with good-natured humor and his touching characters. Today’s also has characters to move a stone, however, a sadder touch is present. Let’s take a closer look at this.

Summary: Last year of high school, many possibilities for the future, countless unknowns, but fortunately, a group of friends to overcome all the challenges. Camille has thought about a lot of things this past year. Between revisions, reflections, revelations and humor to distribute, this year in high school will certainly not be like the others.

When you are used to the humor of Gilles Legardinier, present in a good part of his stories, the tone given for this one can surprise and sometimes make you put the book down. To the tunes of adolescence at the end of its excitement, real questions arise for the characters as we were able to ask ourselves at the end of high school. There are those who already know where they are going, others are exploring different options without having decided anything yet and there are those who are completely lost.

As in our everyday lives, choices arise, however, we are lucky to have a friend or more to support us and make us smile, and why not, return the favor. Without wanting to reveal too much, this book is like Gilles Legardinier’s other books: an ode to life. Events that we may face sooner than we thought giving us food for thought about the way we live today.

To be honest, it’s not my favorite from this author. On the other hand, for nothing in the world, I regret having read it and having it in my library.

A cookie in teenage crisis?