Championing the intrinsic power of reading, this is a story for anyone who understands that a book can change a life.
Christine Féret-Fleury began her career as a publisher at Gallimard Jeunesse. In 1996, she wrote her debut children's book, Le Petit Tamour, quickly followed in 1999 by her debut novel for adults, Les vagues sont douces comme des tigres, winner of the Antigone Prize. Since then, she has gone on to write eighty further books, and counting. A prolific reader, she likes to try her hand at each of the many literary genres she enjoys. The Girl Who Reads on the Métro is her first adult novel to be translated into English.
An enchanting story made of literary references that would convince
anyone to become a reader, even the most reluctant ones.
*Avantages*
A delightful novel!
*Madame Figaro*
A beautiful tale, wonderfully crazy, for everyone who likes to end
a book with a smile on their face.
*Lire*
A charming, cheery read crammed with literary references that will
delight book lovers and Paris passionnes alike.
*France Magazine*
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