One Dream Can Hide Another, Tanguy le Turquais
In 2024, Tanguy le Turquais, a major name in offshore racing, sets out on the most prestigious — and most complex — event in the world: the Vendée Globe. From this experience, he draws an original book, recounting both the fulfillment of a childhood dream and the meeting with an association, Lazare, that will change his perspective on the world and on others. A deeply human story that confronts us with our limits faced with the vastness of the ocean, and with our hope in the face of human solidarity. In a natural, fluid, and simple way, he tells this journey around the world that changed his life, and that of so many people around him. A book you won't want to miss, especially as the Rhum Route 2026 has just begun.
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Vital, Adeline Vanek
In her cozy Parisian attic apartment, a psychologist welcomes her patients daily in a cramped room. Stories unfold one after another, shaping her days as a therapist. But when one of her patients dies in the attacks of October 13, 2015, the psychologist finds herself deeply shaken. How can she maintain this therapeutic framework and uphold the ethics governing her profession? A psychologist herself, Adeline Vanek offers us a detailed immersion into her profession. She pres
presents the way she balances her profession with her personal life and shows us how this such exciting activity can end up affecting the therapist. A hundred-page work that you'll devour!View this post on Instagram
At Éditions Le Soir Venu
In bookstores November 5, 2026
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Bobby, Guigui Pop
It’s through the tattoos on his body, their hihistory and their meaning, that Guillaume Brouzes, better known as Guigui Pop on social media, addresses his son, Bobby. Drawing after drawing, moment after moment, he gradually gives meaning to the word "father," and above all he tells us how he came to become one. With his usual humor, his humanity and his lightness, the man who made a name for himself by recounting his everyday life with his son in an offbeat way on Instagram restores all its nobility to one of the most beautiful and most demanding professions in the world, that of parent. An absolute declaration of love that will leave no one untouched.
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I'd Advise You Not to Say It, Yanis Marshall
His name probably rings a bell. A veteran of Britain's Got Talent, Star Academy and countless other TV shows, Yanis Marshall stands out as one of the greatest dancers and choreographers of the past decade. But behind this dream of dance come true, hides a little boy who was a victim of rape, a young man living with HIV, a 36-year-old man who decided to speak out. His passions, his ambitions, but also his encounters, his addictions, his excessesor even his relationship with his body… Through this intimate testimony that's particularly moving in its sincerity, Yanis Marshall puts words to his struggles, breaks the taboos surrounding HIV-positive status, and delivers a true message of love and hope.
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Published by Leduc Editions
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Berenice's Summer, Emilie Tronche
After captivating us with her animated series Samuel, Émilie Tronche is back with Berenice's Summer, to follow the vacation adventures of the young girl from the author's youth universe. Four months have passed since the two lovers confessed their feelings, and summer break means a separation until school starts again. Berenice, as sharp-witted as ever, heads to Corsica with her family, taking time to make new connections that will shake up everything inside her. A lovely parenthesisfull of good feelings and existential questions, always delivered gently by Émilie Tronche's minimalist style. A perfect way to pass the time while waiting for season 2 of Samuel's Journal.
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The Nights of Montsouris, Solène Bakowski
In the heart of the Montsouris Park sits a carousel run by Mother Toulemonde and her son, Raphaël. The two of them lead a routine life. When one evening, Raphaël witnesses a swan's death before his eyes, he finds himself moved by the second swan in the lake, now alone. He then decides to find a way to get into the park once it's closed. But apparently, he's not the only one to have had this idea: a mysterious woman is there, caressing the lonely animal. So Raphaël returns, again and again, to find this young woman who disappears on December 31st. With her gentle pen, Solène Bakowski signs yet another novel full of humanity. A delicate Christmas tale that proves to be a lovely way to slowly but surely slip into the holiday season.
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Three Days in the Snow, Ina Bhatter
On paper, Hannah has everything to be happy. A full life, a job in communications, loyal friends. Yet deep down, she can't help but feel an emptiness. When she decides to retreat to a mountain cabin to take stock of herself, she meets Sophie, a child with remarkable wisdom, who will turn her certainties upside down and challenge her view of the world. Here, Ina Bhatter offers us a human epic, carried by the silence and purity of snow, like
a true ode to our ability to dream and to constantly enrich ourselves to become (or become again) ourselves.
Published by Actes Sud
In bookstores November 4, 2026
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