Description :
L'à-coeur mineur, Anne Bouxin's third novel, is a deeply moving tale that combines universal themes such as resilience, the fight against illness, and the search for meaning through art.
The character of Oklomine, a young Ivorian girl born into difficult circumstances, captures the reader's heart from the very first pages. The strength of the story lies in the author's ability to weave together the struggle for life and the exploration of human emotions. Oklomine, thanks to her talent for the cello, transcends the physical and cultural trials of her life.
Anne Bouxin's writing is both poetic and precise, and her engaging, complex characters make for an emotionally rich read. The novel will appeal to fans of intense, human-centred stories, as well as those looking for literature that conveys messages of hope.
This book will appeal to lovers of contemporary literature as well as those interested in stories of personal awakening and self-improvement.