Here, Neil McKinnon analyzes with a “subjective camera” David Lean’s famous movie. All is seen through Yuri’s eyes for his Lara – as well as the reverse. Russian poetry quickly envelops the audience and brings them to forget the Reds, the cold, the revolutionary terror…  and Julie Christie will charm you so much that you won’t be able to give up both of Boris Pasternak’s heroes anytime soon.

During his last years, Jean Delaude remembers his youth and the days when he was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, at the age of 24.

Never issued before, these pages are a philosophical reflection on Good and Evil. They lead us to interrogate ourselves about our choices.

Well, the Prime Ministers didn’t do a great job.

Gone are Boris, Liz and Rishi… here comes Sir Keir.

Good luck, old chap!

Up to now, the europhile Scots have wasted their opportunity for independence and joining the EU again… but who knows?

The best technology in the world – with exclusive, instant optical recognition – for all word-addicts!

Book in English for French people wishing to make progress. On each double-page, the book gives explanations about difficult words or expressions (in English, of course; some words are translated in French whenever confusions may arise)

For this ex-model, a devastating dive in the world of the invisible.

English teacher in retirement, Alain Courbet publishes here two volumes on his predilection themes: nature, friends, birds… and time that flies…

Digital books are a complement to paper books. Not the reverse. Many readers prefer – by far – the feel of good-old paper, its texture between their fingers rather than the forefinger browsing anonymously (not amorously) on an impersonal glassy surface. Electronic efficiency has nothing to do with paper pleasure.

Don’t we see in public transportation more novels in traditional form rather than digital tablets? If you still have a doubt, jump fast to the Books in English section with our presentation of … bʊk!!!