Wind, Sand and Stars, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Riad Sattouf
In 1939, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry published Wind, Sand and Stars, a touching novel where he explores the human condition and his experiences as an airplane pilot with endless poetry. Nearly 100 years later, Riad Sattouf takes this essential text, integral to his artistic journey, and enriches it with over 150 illustrations. Through the pages, the writer and illustrator invite us to travel above borders and clouds, in the soothing silence of the skies, and into the stirring hearts of men. A moving tale of humanity, where words and images merge to deliver us a fundamental text.
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At Éditions Gallimard
In bookstores since October 2, 2025
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The Day Rose Disappeared, Julien Sandrel
When Rose wakes up from her coma, she loses all sense of her previous life and who she was. Little by little, she reclaims a life that doesn’t quite feel like her own anymore and falls in love with Léo, her doctor. But behind this man’s passionate feelings lies a violent and manipulative profile. Meanwhile, Aïda takes her first steps at the Maison des Femmes in Toulon, where she meets Romain, an endearing volunteer full of mysteries, especially with his tattoo of the name “Rose”…. With this 8th novel, Julien Sandrel crafts a perfectly woven plot until the end.
At the last page, it shines a light on heartfelt themes that are incredibly current: domestic violence, guilt, parenthood, brotherhood, and deep love. A book that you simply can't put down once you've started it.
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From Harpercollins
In bookstores since October 1, 2025
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The Wind Blows Over Little Balmoral, Sophie Jomain
Upon her aunt's passing, Phèdre Demay finds herself the sole heir to a grand old manor called Little Balmoral. This, however, comes with her aunt's last wishes that require her to pause her life in Canada to return to France and restore the dilapidated estate. And Phèdre's surprises are just beginning: one fine morning, Adam, her first love, knocks on her door to write an article about haunted manors, and various coded messages start to appear, turning her life completely upside down. Skillfully weaving together a love story, family ties, and the Halloween ambiance that is both eerie and cozy, Sophie Jomain offers us a novel full of mysteries, perfect for autumn, with a warm drink in hand.
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At Éditions Charleston
In bookstores since September 18, 2025
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The Names, Florence Knapp
This morning, Cora needs to go to the town hall to register the birth of her son. But while her husband insists they stick to family tradition and name him Gordon, after him, she hesitates. What future is she setting for this child if she gives him the name of this violent and unpredictable man? Why not choose Bear, as suggested by her daughter Maia, or Julian, as she would prefer ? On 3.5 years, Florence Knapp captivates us with her smooth and addictive writing as she reveals the intertwined fates of 3 versions of the same person, showcasing the three facets of a single story. Absolutely fascinating.
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At J.C. Lattès Publishing
In bookstores since October 1, 2025
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Diary of a Bookseller Who No Longer Believed in Stories, The Bookseller Hides
But he hates books. Why did he settle here? To follow his plan, which is foolproof, of course, down to the letter. But don't count on him to explain the why and how of his presence here; this discreet man is quite hard to read. Yet his neighbors are determined to figure out who he is and include him in their village dynamics. By blending his present, his childhood traumas, and a good dose of humor, this novel introduces us to a lovable character who is part of a story that is both touching and captivating.
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Published by J'ai Lu
In bookstores since October 1, 2025
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, J.K. Rowling and Karl James Mountford
Just as Harry has barely found (and claimed) his godfather, Sirius Black, he is on the brink of a new school year that looks like it will be anything but relaxing. And for good reason, this year, Hogwarts is welcoming wizards from all over Europe for the Triwizard Tournament. But could this seemingly fun event be the moment we're all afraid of when Voldemort returns from the dead? After three books created in collaboration with Mina L...ima, Gallimard is teaming up this time with Karl James Mountford to continue its collection of illustrated editions of the most famous magical saga in the world. With sublime illustrations and paper engineering feats, it's a hit again!
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From Gallimard Jeunesse
In bookstores since October 16, 2025
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Sisters & Brothers - What These Unique Bonds Reveal About Us, Anne-Florence Salvetti-Lionne
In this new essay, Anne-Florence Salvetti-Lionne explores the richness and complexity of the bonds that connect siblings. Drawing on well-known case studies from the worlds of art, literature, and pop culture—such as the Brontë sisters, Frozen, This is Us…—along with scientific literature and testimonies from various personalities, this work gives us insights into these special relationships.and to understand the importance and influence that this type of relationship has in our lives, our role within the family, our identity, and the way we build ourselves.
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Published by Editions Mango
In stores since September 19, 2025
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The Last Cloud, Frédéric Chignac
Luke Howard, a young apothecary in London.
In 1802, he is a passionate meteorologist. So much so that after he has given the clouds Latin names, he decides to rise into the skies to observe them up close, especially because he's missing a name from his list, that of the last cloud, the one responsible for hail. In this first novel, with its vibrant and striking writing, Frédéric Chignac recounts the true story of the man who would name the clouds. It's a captivating tale that takes us right into the heart of early 19th century England and its scientific enthusiasm.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Published by Hervé Chopin Editions
Available in bookstores since September 25, 2025
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Blood Vipers, Dahlia Blake
After leaving us speechless with Black Venus, the first book of the Legends series, Dahlia Blake is back with a thrilling new story at the intersection of love and espionage. Agents Ruby and Diamond are partners at the FBI and also lovers for a few passionate nights. They are sent on a mission to uncover a secret Russian program and target a certain Noa, an enemy spy. But as Ruby gets closer to him, the boundaries become more complicated...
res between his legend and his true personality will become blurry. A lesson to remember: appearances are often deceiving.See this post on Instagram
At Albin Michel Publishing, Nox collection
In bookstores since September 17, 2025
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Chasing the Horizon, Khosraw Mani
Afghanistan, early 2000s. A youngA man is getting ready to leave his hometown to join Kabul. He hopes to find a new beginning, away from the shadows of the past, away from the fire from the sky, and away from privation and restrictions. In this first novel translated into French, Khosraw Mani shares a raw, poignant quest for freedom and identity. Through a feverish writing style, sometimes almost psychedelic, this is a true ode to life that you hold in your hands, presenting us with a coming-of-age story set against a backdrop of violence, survival, and humanity.
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At Éditions Actes Sud
In bookstores since August 20, 2025
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Matriarch, Tina Knowles
Tina Knowles, born Celestine Ann Beyoncé, is the mother of Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Solange Knowles. She is a woman, a mom, but also a devoted entrepreneur and a stylist... Tina Knowles is a female role model in many ways. In her memoirs, she recounts with power and emotion her life journey, from her childhood to her family life, including the rising fame of her daughters, tragedies, and a family story deeply rooted in the history of the United States. A book that is as significant in size as it is for the messages it conveys.
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At Éditions Leduc
In stores since September 11, 2025
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The Lord of the Rings - The Complete Edition, J.R.R. Tolkien
Men, elves, hobbits, dwarves, and a ring to destroy. There's probably no need to introduce Tolkien's major trilogy today, famously brought to the screen by Peter Jackson in the early 2000s. This 2025 fall season, Folio is releasing the complete saga in a new edition, offering a wonderful chance to once again follow the adventures of Frodo, Sam, Aragorn, and Gandalf. What a fantastic opportunity!Rediscover the magic of Middle-earth, and especially all the brilliance of the author, the creator of a masterful and fascinating fantasy world.
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Published by Folio
Available in stores since October 2, 2025
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After That It Will Be Too Late - What If I Never Become a Mother ?, Anaïs Schenké
Through this comic, Anaïs Schenké shares her personal reflections that are particularly intimate regarding motherhood and her desire, or lack thereof, to have children. With a smooth writing style and striking illustrations, she expresses these questions that many women ponder throughout their lives. In a world dominated by the traditional nuclear family, what would it mean to have or not have children ? Should a woman...Shouldn’t she be relegated to her role as a mother? With infinite sweetness and backed by well-sourced data, this book stands out as a wonderful, guilt-free testimony. It's a must-read for everyone, both women and men, whether they have questions or don’t even think to ask them.
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At Les Insolentes Editions
In bookstores since September 10, 2025
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The Senses of the Soul, Secrets in Words, Aptera
In her world, words vibrate, resonate, and heal. With this debut work, Aptera, self-taught creator and founder of OUTRAGE MGMT, explores the power of language as the key to awakening and a mirror of the soul. More than just a book, it’s a sensory experience where each word becomes a wave, a frequency, a doorway to oneself. Published by Menaibuc, an independent publishing house specializing in Afro-Caribbean memoirs, this text invites you to transform wounds into light and to find harmony through the Word.
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