I wanted to kill the sky. Autobiography of the zucchini. J. Paris

“I always wanted to kill the sky, from early childhood. When I turned nine-I tried: then I met a good-natured police raimon and got into the Fountains?. Here everyone had to explain that my name was zucchini and nothing else, I had to study and go to bed at a signal. But there are a whole cart of children and widers, and I will never forget any of them! ” So he could briefly tell her main character about this book. Not a very educated boy, who finds himself in a modern French shelter, describes in detail all the inhabitants of the “fountains”, their relationship with each other and with the outside world, and most importantly, what is happening in his own head. What is it like to be an orphan that no one needs? And if someone needs you, what is changing at the same time? In this book there is a lot of what touches to the core and helps to remember that children's dreams should come true. “Autobiography of the Kabachki” I would like to make out quotes to show them to all adults, who for some reason forget so quickly what it means to be a child.

Housing a bet (born in 1959) infrequently publishes new texts: one novel At ten years - the usual pace of this former journalist, expert on literature and a movieoman. But each of his books is like a diamond: there is neither unnecessary words, nor passing episodes in them. Ira Filippova translated into Russian “Autobiography of the Kabachki”, who gave Russian readers the books of Jean-Filippa Arru-Vignio, Timotet de Fombel, Francois Plaza and many others. Written in 2002, “Autobiography of the Kabachki” is good known in France: it was filmed twice, once as a television film, another as an animated picture. The Ulya Paris has to fight off countless questions: "The zucchini is you?" He invariably replies: “The zucchini is each of us. At least a little. "

for senior school age.