Friday, October 29, 2010

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PURGE: in a war context, this word reminds us of sad memories, deportations, camps, extermination, and so on.

I have a little hesitant to start this book, and rather advantageous to criticism, and témoignange a few people from my professional colleagues who had read it, I threw myself.

From the beginning, I entered the story, or rather stories: on one hand the old Aliide, an Estonian peasant only inhabitant of an isolated farm on the other Zara, a young Russian girl landed there coincidentally, in the garden, a day of intense cold, and filigree, a kind of diary, kept by a certain Hans Pekka Estonian nationalist and clearly not free to move ...

Aliide, distrustful and unwilling to be criticized by its neighbors, hesitated a while before giving food and shelter to Zara, which explains his presence by his flight vis-à-vis an alleged husband who beat her.
The old woman listens, but does not really believe the "girl" as she calls it in his thoughts.

And slowly goes out the truth for the reader, a family drama, but linked to the political situation in Estonia during the Soviet occupation, a time when everyone looked upon well behind him all the time, he was not sure not to get to the other side of the country upon termination of a neighbor or, worse, a relative.

The writing is simple, stark, and even more violent in the relationship of painful events experienced by the protagonists.
The story also prompts us to ask ourselves whether there is any forgiveness after a betrayal, also remembered for the French, a period also troubled ...
As at the end, I got it taped, but should I be so naive?

Odile

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

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PURGE THE DEAD SHADOW Christian Roux Christian Roux

Geoffrey Martin knows nothing of himself.
Except that 8 years ago, he hit a tree with his car and has lost his memory, forgetting to its own name.

He rebuilt a life, with odd jobs and a small band of friends. He is in love with Josepha and will move in with her in her apartment ... Except that
Josepha suicide. Finally, apparently because neither he nor the inspector in charge of the investigation, Lancelot, do not believe this version.

From there, Geoffrey will be drawn into a spiral of discoveries about his past life and intrigue in secret unveiled, will move towards a truth that even the reader could have imagined.

This title is the second Christian Roux I read, and although he pulled me into his mysteries, I liked less than the last, "Kadogos.

Christian Roux takes the guise of detective fiction to expose the errors of individuals and companies, he succeeds magnificently.

Odile

Monday, October 18, 2010

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"But you are an architect, you too? "Me? Oh, no, no! I am pro advisor at Orange. "
This dialogue, from the latest advertisement from Orange, we hear every day at this time on television channels. I do not know what it is for you, but this commercial has a gift for my nerves.
While the semantics used in 20 seconds is flawless and addresses the themes of traditional customer relationship: the exchange, the active listening, project identification and constraints, the strength of proposals.

Although the association of pro business advisor to the architect's Orange may well be found, one wants to show he is building a customer relationship reassuring, the other built secure premises.

But the result is not to go and get the message makes it uncomfortable. Orange gives the impression that there is a business language standard that must operate regardless of the profession.

How far we are notions of differentiation, values ! Add to that the redundancy of this commercial and we are plunged into the excitement.

As we are far from Campaign Orange 2009 on "a desire, a meeting, especially a wave and a slap" that was so found.

I recently had the need for a company to hire a consultant pro Orange, again the language was standardized, but the service was far away: the pro advisor promised me remind me to analyze constraints, it was eight days ago!

What do you think?



Saturday, October 16, 2010

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Christian Roux, unknown to me until my visit Nadège Mulé few days ago, I was advised by her, to my question "Who could I read French policeman as I do not know? "

Kadogos is his third novel, and to get acquainted with Roux I could not find better ...

Imagine a young woman whose job is to send a the world a better place patients at end of life on request of their relatives.
Imagine a cop who adopted a child found in a closet where he vegetated for 5 years, and who does not speak.
Imagine black children trapped in a castle isolated and diparaissent one by one and never returned.
Imagine a diary kept by someone stranded on an island with adolescent killers, who dedicated his life to teach them the "real" life.

When you read the novel by Christian Roux, you know how all this is intertwined, you have probed the human soul and its depravity and you'll want to do like me: read his other three books ...(" robberies, "" shadows dead "," closets ")

Oh, and do not seek what is meant by the title:" kadogos "you'll know when it is needed when you are ready to understand .. .

Odile

Friday, October 15, 2010

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THE COLOR OF FEELINGS Kathryn Stockett

We are in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1962, at the time of segregation ...
whites and blacks live apart, but dependent on each other, because blacks working for whites, while being fiercely kept away.

Good black bear and raise children of white women, are often much closer to them than their own mother.
Aibileen is such a good, working for 40 years in white families, doing all the chores while raising the baby as and when they are born.
Minnie is her best friends, but his "big mouth" that it must change employers frequently.
Skeeter is one of those girls, raised by her good Constantine, who disappeared without leaving a forwarding address when she was in college, and she has no news.

With all due caution in this state where the mere fact of being between whites and blacks outside of a kitchen can take you to jail and even worse, these three women will join forces for a project that seems crazy: writing a book of testimonies on the lives of good in white families, but also for Skeeter, know what became of Constantine, which everyone around her tries to boycott the name ...

When I arrived at the end of this book, I felt an orphan in this country to the warm and moist, these characters so engaging, these stories all heavy pain and sorrow, but also immense joys.

I laughed, almost cried, smiled, shook his fists, wanted to hit some of the characters preserved in their fear and stupidity, to the point of acting against their own interests.
For a first novel, he is successful, and I hope it will be read by a majority, because it makes you feel different after ...
When is the next novel by this wonderful author?

Odile

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

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The White Lioness by Henning Mankell

This detective novel by Henning Mankell, written in 1993 but only translated in France in 2004, is probably the one I preferred. The

Prologue is located in South Africa in 1918. Three young men, all South African, that is to say, descendants of early Dutch settlers in South Africa, find themselves in a bar Johannesgourg.
They decided to strike a major blow to the Boers regained their dominant position in the country, they lost with the arrival of the English, and who made war on, and they lost. Then

is Ystadt, Sweden, the first chapter ... We find the Inspector Wallander, struggling with a difficult investigation, where a woman has disappeared without history, without a trace. After searching long and discouraging, a team of police is found in a well in the countryside, not far from a farm burned recently.
Near the well, a finger lying on the ground ... a finger BLACK!

What does a black cut finger in a farmyard in Sweden?

Wallander will investigate at length and in parallel we will take a pan of hispanic in South Africa just after the release of Nelson Mandella.

This novel is exciting, and there are a fascination and love Mankell feels for this mysterious continent where he lives most of the year. This confirms my
Mankell if need be in my immoderate taste for this author.
Odile

Saturday, October 2, 2010

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HURRICANE Laurent GAUDE

First, there is the beautiful cover ... a profile of black women, hair blown back like a strong wind, his face serene, his eyes closed ...

Then there's Josephine Linc. Steelson, black woman for almost a hundred years ... Getting up one morning as usual, it "feels" the bitch get a storm of violence ever in Louisiana. Keanu

ago, hurtling his car toward New Orleans while everyone rushes in the opposite direction, to leave after the announcement of the hurricane.

ago Rose, the jurisdiction without pension for her child, to the relief of the father of it.

ago the Rev., who is preparing his church to accommodate the influx of refugees will soon rush to the shelter. There

County Jail, inhabited by ruthless hard men.

There are others still, when the storm arrives never named in the book, but remained in our memories.
The lives of these people will be upset, in every sense of the term, each will evolve into beings without faith or law, others will have to take their destiny head on ...

And in this apocalyptic mess, there is the figurehead beautiful and Josephine, who is standing against all odds negress, and claiming that state with all his might.

This book by Laurent Gaude is at least as strong and evocative as "the sun of Scorta" It is beautiful, captivating, addictive, bright.
I think it's my favorite, I read twice, not to leave too long, he kidnapped me!

Odile