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Manufacturer: Librairie generale francaise
Product Code:
9782253159643
Release Date: 01 January 2011
Availability: In stock
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Le Club des Incorrigibles Optimistes
Michel Marini avait douze ans en 1959. C'était l'époque du rock'n'roll et de la guerre d'Algérie. Lui, il était photographe amateur, lecteur compulsif et joueur de baby-foot au Balto de Denfert-Rochereau. Dans l'arrière-salle du bistrot, il a rencontré Igor, Léonid, Sacha, Imré et les autres. Ces hommes avaient franchi le Rideau de fer pour sauver leur peau. Ils avaient abandonné leurs amours, leur famille, trahi leurs idéaux et tout ce qu'ils étaient. Ils s'étaient retrouvés à Paris dans ce club d'échecs d'arrière-salle que fréquentaient aussi Kessel et Sartre. Et ils étaient liés par un terrible secret que Michel finirait par découvrir. Cette rencontre allait bouleverser définitivement la vie du jeune garçon. Parce qu'ils étaient tous d'incorrigibles optimistes.