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Discover "Camille goes to birthdays" by Isabelle Boissard, a captivating and humorous novel in which Isabelle Boissard uses a caustic humor to face our fear of the passing of time...
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"Camille goes to birthdays" is the new novel by author Isabelle Boissard, published by Les Avrils.
Follow Camille, 52, recently separated and expat, who returns to France to help her best friend organize a surprise party for his partner. From Paris to Saint-Astre, a thirteen-day journey that promises to change her perspective and take her out of her discomfort zone.
This novel is a real literary treat, where Isabelle Boissard, with her incisive and subtle pen, dissects the shortcomings of our modern era with humor and irony. The booksellers are full of praise: "Acid, caustic and sarcastic humour guaranteed!"
Isabelle Boissard was born in 1971. Discovered thanks to The Girl ma Mother Imagined (Les Avrils, 2021; Pocket, 2022), she dissects the shortcomings of our time with a ruthless pen and a hilarious art of the fragment. In Camille goes to birthdays, she attacks our egocentric and friendly high masses, digital vanities, and offers a text with a lively sense of humour, where we smile with tears in our eyes.
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Join us for a meeting and signing with Isabelle Boissard on Thursday, July 4, 2024 from 7 p.m. for the publication of her novel "Camille va aux anniversaires, published by Les Avrils"
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