Name: Le Silence et la Colère (in French)
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Author: Pierre Lemaitre
ISBN: 9782253247272

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Type

Physical Book

Author

Pierre Lemaitre

Publisher

Lgf

Language

French

Pages

768

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9782253247272

Le Silence et la Colère (in French)

Pierre Lemaitre (Author) · Lgf · Paperback

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Synopsis "Le Silence et la Colère (in French)"

Un ogre de beton, une vilaine chute dans lescalier, le Salon des arts menagers, une grossesse problematique, la miraculee du Charleville-Paris, la proprete des Françaises, Savons du Levant, Savons des Gagnants , les lapins du laboratoire Delaveau, vingt mille francs de la main a la main, une affaire judiciaire relancee, la mort dun village, le mysterieux professeur Keller, un boxeur amoureux, les necessites du progres, le chat Joseph, linexorable montee des eaux, une vendeuse aux yeux gris, la confession de lingenieur Destouches, un accident de voiture. Et trois histoires damour. Apres sa remarquable fresque de lentre-deux-guerres, Les Enfants du desastre, Pierre Lemaitre nous propose une plongee mouvementee et jubilatoire dans les Trente Glorieuses. Le Silence et la Colere est le deuxieme tome de la trilogie, apres Le Grand Monde.

Pierre Lemaitre

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Pierre Lemaitre (Paris, 1951) is a French writer and screenwriter known for his talent in crime fiction and historical narrative. With a nimble, psychological style full of tension, he has captured the attention of both readers and critics. He began his career with the series featuring detective Camille Verhoeven, but gained international projection with The Great Swindle, a novel set after World War I that earned him the prestigious Goncourt Prize in 2013. Among his most notable works are Irene, Alex, Rosy & John, Inhuman Resources, and the historical trilogy that continues with The Colors of the Fire and The Mirror of Our Sorrows. Lemaitre has masterfully blended intrigue, social critique, and psychological depth in stories that leave a mark on his readers.

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