#20 Vie et Mort de la Yougoslavie de Paul Garde #19 Le corps des bêtes de Audrée Wilhelmy

Mots clés: Théâtre, Russie, révolutionnaires #17 Au grand soleil cachez vos filles de Abla Farhoud *Lu dans le cadre de mon cours de philosophie Key words: Philosophy, freedom of thought Mots clés: Histoire, Yougoslavie, politique #14 Yougoslavie, un pari impossible? : La question nationale dans la République fédérative socialiste yougoslave vue par les diplomates et experts français de Gilles Troude #13 Wolf by Wolf #1 Wolf by Wolf by Ryan Graudin Mots clés: Théâtre, mise en abîme, comédie romantique #12 La répétition ou l’amour puni de Jean Anouilh Mots clés: Sarcastique, noir, santé mentale Key words: Comedy, young Hollywood, awkward #10 Scrappy Little Nobody by Anna Kendrick Mots clés: Nature, deuil, narration étrange *Lu dans le cadre de mon cours de littérature anglaise *Lu dans le cadre de mon cours de littérature Mots clés: Théâtre, famille, comédie dramatique Key words: Middle grade fantasy, diversity, adventure of a lifetime #6 The Trials of Apollo #2 The Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan #5 La guerre de Troie n’aura pas lieu de Jean Giraudoux

#4 Nos gloires secrètes de Tonino Benacquista Key words: Graphic novel, Ancient Greece, Politics #3 Democracy by Abraham Kawa, illustrated by Annie Di Donna and Alecos Papadatos #2 To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before #3 Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han *Lu dans le cadre du Prix littéraire des collégiens I wish every single one of you a blessed New Year, filled with love, adventure and plenty of fantastic stories. The average length of all books read was 314 pages.ĥ- The oldest published book was the Tibetan Book of the Dead, published in the year 700.Ħ- The most productive month was February with eight books read in 28 days, totaling 2 350 pages for the month.ħ- The most popular book was The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy with 1 725 213 fellow readers while the least popular was “Yougoslavie: Un pari impossible?” by Gilles Troude. Here are some few fun stats about my 2018 reading year.ġ- I only awarded five stars to four books (including the one I finished on the 1st)ģ- The longest book I read was Obsidio by Amy Kaufman and Jay Kristoff with 615 pages while the shortest was the 38 page-long Opal (A Raven Cycle short story) by Maggie Stiefvater. I am especially proud of this achievement since in the second part of the year I did not have any mandatory readings to do for school anymore. Technically, I only read 41, but since I had only 100 pages left to my last book of the year at the stroke of midnight, I figured it still counts. I managed to read 42 books as opposed to last year’s meek 33. Those who follow me on Goodreads (Libellus) know that this year was a much better reading year than 2017.

Le Plongeur by Stéphane Larue