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Jocelyne Forget

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  1. Bonjour Sean, a book I liked very much was "Demain les chiens" which in its original version is called "City". The author Clifford D. Simak takes you to a future world where robots, dogs and humans communicate their hopes and fears for a better world in a city where no one seems to care. No doubt I am a fan of this author and read the book three times, delecting myself with all this immagination. In the french version, there is 311 pages.

  2. Brand new book by author Michael Wills : Three Kings - One Throne. Chevalry lovers, you are in for a treat. In the 11th century, two warriors devoted to three pretendents for the crown of England become forceful adversaries. The novel relates their own lives as well as their masters through a disturbed period in Europe. Wills takes the challenge of brigning historical facts into perspective and I would personally bet that this book will become a classic.

  3. What first comes to mind is if you did enjoy the Hunger Games and are in to taste the Harry Potter's books, may I suggest the incomparable Jules Verne's novels. This French writer born in 1828 wrote each novel mixing adventure and science-fiction. Numerous works have been declared masterpieces. Here are a few titles: 20, 000 leagues under the sea, Five weeks in a balloon, Journey to the center of the earth.

  4. The subject being quite torid, makes me recall a great book I have had the chance to stumble upon. The title is The Road dance, written by John MacKay.

    The setting takes place in a remote corner of the Hebrides in Scotland. A fair brings teenagers together and at the end of the evening, when a young lady is about to get back home, the unthinkable happens. I personally loved the drama attached to the subject as well as the unsuspected vilain's character.

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