as French television programs every month of June, go to the light, the easy, which entertained us while we capsizing.
short, ready-to-read while sunbathing in a garden ...
I chose to recommend the books of an Irish novelist meets the sweet name Maeve Binchy. Since the '80s she wrote stories that resemble the relatively simple series of summer on the French public service channels: ordinary characters - although very endearing - who love each other, left their home village (almost all intrigue set against the background of the green Irish countryside) and doubt, discover secrets, no more love, remember a promise, etc..
You'll understand that these novels do not meet the canons of literature worthy of study in college! It is rather the type of book you buy at the airport quickly, but keeps us guessing until the last page.
In a word (in a nutshell ), lots of little things that camp still intrigues many damn times flirting with the sordid, all in a truly accessible language. From
melodrama Irish, which is almost a tautology given the painful history this island, also beautiful!
novels I've read and I recommend you entitled:
A very short to start with: ' The Builders ' by Maeve Binchy (2002 - 92 pages ')
And if the prose of Maeve Binchy please, get started in this saga:
' Light a Penny Candle "by Maeve Binchy (1982 - 600 pages!)
'Firefly Summer' by Maeve Binchy (1987 - 510 pages )
'Circle of Friends' by Maeve Binchy (1990 - 600 pages)
Minimum level required: B1 + (to determine your reading level, refer to pages June 9 of this blog)
For more discover Ireland through its writers, see my posts of December and June 09.
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