François Jacob

Of Mice, Flies and Men

Jean-Marie Bourre

From the Animal to the Plate

Traditionally, meat was the basis of our meals. Today it has become the object of dietary resentment: too much fat, too rich, too heavy... Yet meat contains proteins essential to a healthy existence. J.-M. Bourre joins the search for meat replacements, exploring the riches of the sea, the ressources found in vegetal proteins, innovative cooking techniques, and recent changes in breeding.

Édouard Zarifian

The Will to Be Cured

“ Here is the most anachronistic and conservative book that could be written on medicine. Here I defend an idea which is too often forgotten, even if it is at the base of all practical medicine — that no treatment can be really whole if the patient, those close to him, and his doctor don’t establish a special relationship based on trust. Compassion, understanding of suffering and devotion all have a place in the therapeutic relationship. How should we best care for the sick? Why heal? It’s a lost word that I propose here to recover. ” Édouard Zarifian is a professor of psychiatry and medical psychology at the University of Caen.

Michel Henry

Agnelet, The Man No One Liked

Marie-Claude Gavard

Sixty Ways to Make Your Relationship a Success

In 60 points, the author explains how to rebuild a solid relationship.

Michel Desjoyeaux

Solitary Sailing

Jean-Michel Fourgous

Academic Success in the Digital Era

Parents and teachers can help children achieve personal and academic success. This book shows them how.

Corine Teman

I Love My Mother’s Cooking, Minus the Kilos