Discover the inspiring story of Marie-Aude Murail, a free and bohemian woman who used her love of literature to help others, and the author Sophie Chérer's admiration for her.
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[...] Sophie Chérer talks to us about Marie-Aude Murail because she wants to pass on the admiration she has for this writer, in the same way that Marie-Aude Murail had admiration for Charles Dickens. And indeed, there is reason to be admiring of this woman full of passion and endowed with enormous generosity, philanthropic and magnanimous. She wants to make us discover the woman who hides behind the great writer, especially with the photos inserted in the book. Question 3 Choose a passage that particularly pleased/ interested/ marked/ questioned you, present it (situation in the work, characters present, theme) and explain the reasons for your choice and the emotions it arouses in you (do not forget to rely precisely on at least three passages from the excerpt by quoting it). [...]
[...] She is a very great writer of children's literature, a Stakhanovite of prose who works tirelessly, gets up early, goes to bed late and runs all day. I felt a lot of joy while reading this book because Marie-Aude Murail appears as a radiant and enthusiastic woman who transmits her joy of living to us. She transmits hope to us. I would gladly recommend this book to anyone, to book lovers who can find themselves in this character but also to others because this book is alive and easy to read. In your opinion, for what reason(s) does the author-narrator tell himself in this work? [...]
[...] My favorite writer: Marie-Aude Murail - Sophie Chérer (2001) Question1 What did you think of this novel? Did you like it? What emotions did you feel while reading it? Would you recommend it to another reader? Justify your answer with precision. I found this book very interesting. This book reads very well because the writing is very lively. We discover how a writer has built herself over time. [...]
