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By Stefan Zweig, 258 pages, 2024, Plon
IN FRENCH ONLY
This book brings together texts written between 1909 and 1941. In today’s time, it feels especially important to revisit what unfolded in Europe during the 20th century—from the lead-up to the First World War to the events preceding the second. In these essays, Zweig passionately advocates for peace and a return to humanist values. A book our leaders should read.
Recommended by Phillipe
By Stefan Zweig, 258 pages, 2024, Plon
IN FRENCH ONLY
This book brings together texts written between 1909 and 1941. In today’s time, it feels especially important to revisit what unfolded in Europe during the 20th century—from the lead-up to the First World War to the events preceding the second. In these essays, Zweig passionately advocates for peace and a return to humanist values. A book our leaders should read.
Recommended by Phillipe
By Doris Kearns Goodwin, 944 pages, 2004, Simon & Schuster
Written by a renowned historian, this biography explores the life of Abraham Lincoln—president during the U.S. Civil War and the one who abolished slavery in the country. It captures the unfolding of his political genius and the impact of a presidency that undeniably shaped American and human history. One can’t help but wonder: is he the very opposite of a certain contemporary president?
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Recommended by Phillipe
By Serge Bouchard, 232 pages, 2021, Bibliothèque québécoise
IN FRENCH ONLY
With lyrical and poetic writing, this anthropologist takes us on a journey through Borealia and across the Americas, offering a fresh perspective on history. Along the way, he helps us appreciate the beauty of Quebec and Canada, while highlighting the importance
Recommended by Phillipe
By Cal Newport, 304 pages, 2016, Grand Central Publishing
We now live in a world of constant demands on our attention, with endless distractions pulling us in all directions. This book offers practical insight into developing the discipline to fully focus on what truly matters—and to let go of what doesn’t. Since reading it, I’ve been trying to maximize my deep-focus hours at work—not always easy!
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Recommended by Phillipe
By Michael Connelly, 432 pages, 2025, Little, Brown and Company
I always enjoy Connelly’s books, but I have to say this one stood out. Part of the appeal lies in the lead character—a female investigator—which brings a fresh perspective. What I especially appreciated, though, is that instead of focusing on a single case, the story follows several investigations unfolding at once. It gives the novel a sense of realism, reflecting the way detectives likely juggle multiple files in real life.
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