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      • Trusted Partner
        February 2009

        Michel

        Das Glück kommt häufig unverhofft

        by Victor, Sylvain

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        September 1996

        Die menschliche Komödie. Die großen Romane und Erzählungen

        Vetter Pons. Roman

        by Honoré Balzac, Eberhard Wesemann, Franz Franzius

        Die künstlerische Geschlossenheit, die dramatische Intensität und die meisterhafte Schilderung menschlicher Leidenschaften sowie des Pariser Milieus machen den Roman »Vetter Pons« zu einem der bedeutendsten Werke von Honoré de Balzacs »Menschlicher Komödie«. Der verarmte Musiker Sylvain Pons ist von zwei Leidenschaften besessen: dem Sammeln von Kunstgegenständen, deren materiellen Wert er übrigens nicht kennt, und der Feinschmeckerei. Der Feinschmeckerei darf er als ›armer‹ Vetter manchmal am Tisch seiner reichen Verwandten Camusot de Marville frönen, durch die er jedoch manche Demütigung einstecken muß. Als er versucht, für deren Tochter Cécile einen reichen Freier zu vermitteln, und dies zu einem die Familie kompromittierenden Fehlschlag wird, zieht er deren dauernden Zorn auf sich. Nachdem er daraufhin tödlich erkrankt und der Wert seiner Kunstsammlung ruchbar wird, werden er und sein Freund Schmücke, ein naiver deutscher Musiker, den er zum Alleinerben bestimmt hatte, Opfer skrupelloser Erbschleicher, zu denen außer der Familie die Concierge Cibot, der Kunsthändler Rèmonencq und der Arzt Poulain gehören.

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        Animal stories (Children's/YA)
        October 2019

        Panthera Tigris

        by Sylvain Alzial, Hélène Rajcak

        Once upon a time there was a scientist. The scientist knew everything: the history of the Earth and the sky, of men and women. One day, he realized that he knew nothing about Bengal tigers! The scientist will venture into the remote jungle of India in search of the fearsome Panthera Tigris, accompanied by a local guide. Along the way, life will give hime an important wisdom message.

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        December 2010

        Ces chers voisins

        L'Allemagne, la Belgique et la France en Europe du XIXe au XXIe siècles

        by Herausgegeben von Elvert, Jürgen; Herausgegeben von Elvert, Jürgen; Herausgegeben von Schirmann, Sylvain

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      • 2016

        La légende de Lezardo da Vinci

        Les Abysses de Morkër

        by Daniel L. Moisan

        Moisan’s world of fantasy combines legends, adventure, and magic in an accurate historical setting where fictional characters rub elbows with Luther, Machiavelli, the Knights Templar, and other major figures of the time. In this extraordinary epic that bends fiction and history, readers must decide what is real and what is not. From these adventures of an Italian man-reptile come existential questions about the meaning of life itself.To learn more about this publisher, click here: http://bit.ly/32NJiJV

      • Tibet Mineral Animal

        by Vincent Munier

        Naturalist photographer Vincent Munier is the main character of an international bestseller that was published in France by Gallimard a few months ago, it has sold more than 500 000 copies in France and is licensed in 22 foreign languages so far. In the US to Penguin books.  The snow Leopard is the account of the extraordinary adventure of Vincent in Tibet on the tracks of the snow leopard. To find it, he travelled at 16 000 feet of altitude and -31 temperatures with the book's writer and novelist: Sylvain Tesson, an adventurer too.   Vincent who has been successfully self-publishing his photography books for 10 years published a spectacular book about this adventure. 20 000 copies of Tibet, Mineral Animal have been sold to date (+ a German edition). It came out in fall 2018.   He is acclaimed for the quality of his research as a naturalist often lead in very hostile conditions but also for his sensitive and pictural style as a photographer. His work has been exhibited in the finest galleries.  Of this adventure a long length movie will be released in spring 2021 and distributed by the Oscar winning French film distributor Haut et Court.   A modern hero - impassioned with wild animals’ observation and very much engaged in nature preservation Vincent has become a very admired character in France over the last years. His photographs are regularly published in Paris Match, Geo, National Geographic, BBC Wildlife Magazine, among others. He is the only photographer who has been awarded three times with the Eric Hoskin Award of the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

      • Bible des Nœuds

        Nautisme, alpinisme, peche, équitation, plein-air

        by Sylvain CAQUINEAU

        : The essential knots to discover, know and use during all your activities.

      • September 2020

        La chanson de Martin

        Martin's song

        by Jane Méry / Chantal Jean / Sylvain Robin / Camille Claris / Laure Guillebon

        Rose comes back from a trip to New York. On the way, she meets Woody, a guitarist. He sings her a ballad, Martin’s song, which in the tradition of protest songs, tells the story of a black boy in the racist and segregationist United States of the 1930s. When the plane reaches Paris, Woody disappears. Rose can’t stop thinking about him and the story of Martin.    A journey in folk music (banjo, guitar, double bass) between New York and Paris, between the 1930s and today, to discover Martin Luther King, racism and the Civil rights movement, for children from 8 years old onwards.   https://soundcloud.com/trois-petits-points/sets/la-chanson-de-martin-martins-song

      • October 2022

        La chanson de Rose

        Christmas in New York

        by Jane Méry / Chantal Jean / Sylvain Robin / Camille Claris / Laure Guillebon

        After « Martin’s song » and its folk music dive into the fights of the Civil Right movement in the United States, Jane Méry brings us on a journey to discover feminist movements that shaped US history.   In her small Ménilmontant (Paris) school, Rose watches boys playing football and taking up all of the playground space… Girls ? They are left out on the pitch side. How unfair ! Why those differences ? Whether it is girl or boy, why does it matter ? We are all children after all ! Anger is brewing.  Fortunately, it is Christmas. During a trip to New York (which is so unexpected that it flirts with fantasy), Rose experiences an inclusive, quirky and musical party… but also very enlightening ! She is preparing her own revolution.   https://soundcloud.com/trois-petits-points/la-chanson-de-rose-christmas-in-new-york

      • 2018

        Incontrôlable

        by Andrée-Anne Chevrier

        Un récit extraordinaire qui captive autant les jeunes que les adultes ! Teinté d’humour, ce roman fantasy mélange aventure et magie. Incontrôlable raconte la fabuleuse histoire de Jonathan, un jeune magicien impétueux aux pouvoirs illimités, mais qui ignore tout de l’étendue de sa puissance au point d’en perdre le contrôle. Voilà où réside l’intrigue de ce roman aux nombreux rebondissements. Les amateurs de Percy Jackson et de la série Le Labyrinthe, notamment, adoreront.Pour en apprendre davantage sur cet éditeur, cliquez ici : http://bit.ly/32NJiJV

      • September 2021

        THE BEAST WITHIN HER

        Marie has left her native countryside, and has taken a summer job in a Parisian brasserie. Staying with her parents’ friends, the husband regularly abuses her. So, she silences her shame and her pain, which leads the beast inside her to grow...

        by Camille Lysière

        Marie has just graduated from high school. She leaves her hometown and takes a summer job in a Parisian brasserie. During her stay, she is hosted by a couple, her parents’ friends. He is a shadowy journalist. She is a frustrated housewife. Marie, who dreams of a future in literature, is honored to have Olivier take an interest in her. He enjoys chatting with her, he takes her seriously. Marie feels important when he invites her to his office for a private chat. But this beautiful relationship gradually goes off track. There is that one time by the library when he holds onto her a little longer than necessary. Should she have said or done something?Since then, Olivier comes to her room to talk. The first time he sits on the bed, imploring. The next time, she struggles, but it is not enough. And every other night he comes back. Marie is devastated. Had she seduced Olivier in spite of herself? So she silences her shame and her pain, which leads the beast inside her to grow. Marie is not alone. In 2009, she is experiencing what other 17-year-old women like her have experienced in another times. Claudine in 1937, Isabelle in 1973 and Amandine in 1990. Travelling through time, this striking novel gives us the same story: the tragedy and the arbitrary nature of rape that shatters destinies.

      • Yojimbot

        by Sylvain Repos

        Hoki Province, Japan, 2241. The island is populated by androids who tirelessly reenact the same samurai battles... The 3rd "Crisis of Man" destroyed all traces of life. Among the ruins of a feudal Japan rebuilt from scratch, the few machines that survived continue to reproduce scenarios that are thousands of years old. While humanity was thought to be unable to survive on the surface, one of the robots - a Yojimbot - comes face to face with a survivor, a child, threatened by a heavily armed troop... Overcoming the basic rules of robotics by prioritizing one life over another, this Yojimbot will kill every member of the squad in order to save the child. Later, other robots will join the adventure to defend the little boy. They will quickly understand that protecting him is a priority: in his genes lies the salvation of humanity. But their powerful opponents are determined to make this proof of potential survival on the surface disappear...

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