we have selected books for you to read in November

we have selected books for you to read in November
we have selected books for you to read in November

Every month, we put together a great selection of books for you, not just to leave lying on your bedside table – we see you.

The most important low-tech object of the last fifty years finally has its bible and continues to infuse its cool into all areas of pop culture. We tell you more here.

After an impressive first part of this autobiographical comic strip drawn in Bic (!), the werewolf Karen is back, this time to face adolescence.

Published by Monsieur Toussaint Louverture.

Crosswords are stylish, but themed on series with guests who are family friends from the A24 studios, they're definitely something to slip under the tree that you put in the house in December in five letters.

We loved the work of Lucas Harari at Sarbacane. Seeing him team up with his brother, a famous screenwriter and filmmaker, for a comic book really moves us. And the result largely exceeded our expectations.

How, after the enormous success of his Memories of Murderdirector Bong Joon-ho embarked on a monster film? The whole story of the cult film, told in a very pretty object: yes.

A beautiful book to leaf through, literally, with its thirty flowers illustrated by as many artists, to detach from the book to hang on the wall.

Two volumes to tell and prevent harassment through the eyes of victims and an endearing detective. More than just a manga, a work of public utility.

Rodin, Michelangelo, Giacometti, you know all that. But do you know Huma Bhabha, Camille Henrot or Mona Hatoum? If not, this is proof that you must read this book and its 300 references to female sculptors.

Because everything is more pleasant in music: the author tells Barbès, “mother house of immigration struggles”as the Parisian district has never been told.

Notice to absolute fans of Kubra Khademi's works: this book tells the story of his childhood exiled in Iran, his love of art and his quest to finally slay the dragon.

Mojo is a tabby cat, and he's a bit like the rest of us: he's looking for a good place to take a nap. Superb illustrations and a lovely story, as usual from Les Fourmis Rouges.

Published by Les Fourmis Rouges.

The friend of the house is back on the table (and the plates) with 150 new recipes and techniques to finally become the best cook in your group of friends.

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