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Découvrez les 5 livres

The 5 books up for a vote are:

  • “Virginia dans les tours,” by Thomas Binggeli, published by Editions La Veilleuse.
    A story of friendship and tender camaraderie that poetically depicts daily life in an institution. 

  • “Donutopia,” by Alice Bottarelli, published by Editions Verticales.
    An ecological and social utopia that reinvents a living language and proposes a new society.

  • “Fille de,” by Anne Pitteloud, published by Editions Finitude.
    A captivating psychological thriller that plunges us into deception, the weight of lies, and self-betrayal.

  • “Le héron et son double,” Matthieu Ruf, Editions Les Presses Inverses.
    An enchanting fable that sensitively celebrates the reclaiming of the body, the quest for self, and freedom.

  • “Colon Is Not Written in the Feminine,” by Lolvé Tillmanns, published by Editions Cousu Mouche.
    A nuanced historical novel that sheds light on Switzerland’s colonial past in Algeria through the lives of three women.

Check out the authors’ presentations on YouTube.

Virginia_dans_les_tours_Couv(c)annaelle_clot.2026-08-27-13-19-09
BOTTARELLI Alice Couv Donutopia.2026-08-17-09-35-15
fille_de_Pitteloud.2026-08-17-10-21-08
260126_Le-héron-et-son-double_Ruf_COUV-WEB_HD_CMJN.2026-08-17-10-34-18
tillmanns_lolve_colon_ne_s_ecrit_pas_au_feminin.2026-08-17-10-37-32

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