Laura Arnal, Charlotte Guttinger

I Beat Lyme’s Disease

With climate change, there is a risk of a proliferation of ticks and contractions of the disease. The book reads like a novel; alongside the main story, other accounts illuminate the struggles of Lyme disease sufferers.

Jacques Tassin

I Believe in Trees

A text that translates the sensory experience of an encounter with a tree and renders understandable the importance of its presence and the invisible interaction that connects us to it.

Jean Bergeret

Addicts in Our Midst

Coralie Miller, Dominique Miller

First Lady

Written by a mother and her daughter, a surprising work that launches the reader into fictional tremors while plunging him or her into the depths of analytical reflections on women and politics.

René Frydman, Julien Cohen-Solal

My Pregnancy

Michel Jouvet

The Castle of Dreams

Here is a novel written in the manner of the 18th century, intertwining fiction and science, meditation and reverie. M. Jouvet, a specialist in the neurobiology of dreams and a member of the Académie des Sciences, borrows the creative pen and documented dreams of Hughes la Scève, forgotten father of the science of sleep.

Joël Dehasse

An Intelligent Dog Also Does Stupid Things…

Written for a general audience and illustrated with drawings by the author, a clear and accessible work to learn everything about the intelligence of dogs.

Fabrice Delaye

The Messenger RNA Revolution Vaccines and New Therapies

Messenger RNA, or the revenge of the outsiders: 40 researchers and entrepreneurs tell of the prodigious discoveries of the last few decades, their current development, and their immediate future.