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What's the last French book you read?

For me, it's La Batarde.

>An obsessive and revealing self-portrait of a remarkable woman humiliated by the circumstances of her birth and by her physical appearance, La Batarde relates Violette Leduc's long search for her own identity through a series of agonizing and passionate love affairs with both men and women.

>> No.14255546

>>14255541
i don't read francoids

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>>14255541

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The Rape of the Lock
Oh wait—it's actually an Engliſh poem by the famed Alexander Pope, but I couldn't help myſelf. Never read a French writer who could write a-as well as this little man. Never an Engliſhman either!

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It was this big boy here.

>> No.14255822

Montaigne's essays.

>> No.14255868

The Red and the Black

>> No.14256208

Free bump for the frogs

>> No.14256223

>>14255822
Bésed

>> No.14256233

This thread has reminded me to get back into learning French. I was doing a considerable amount of Duolingo a while ago but sort of fell off. I want to try and start reading some French too, I thought I'd start with some plays. I have a copy of Cyrano de Bergerac around I might try eventually.

>> No.14256239

Je lis en français tous les jours.

>> No.14256250

>>14256239
Bien.

>> No.14256288

Sérotonine

>> No.14256984

Salammbô
The battle scenes got really tedious after a while, but everything else was amazing. Reminded me of something like Conan with how bloody and sexy everything was, but with that unmistakable Décadente language

>> No.14256994

Zola's L'Oeuvre
Very nice and had some insights about art, but very depressing at times