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L'Éclipse

by Robert Cormier (1990)

About this book

ROMAN FANTASTIQUE 1929, Etats-Unis. L'année de ses 13 ans, Paul découvre qu'il peut devenir invisible. Ce don se transmet dans sa famille, d'un oncle à un neveu. Il se rend vite compte que ce pouvoir est avant-tout destructeur ...

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreL'Éclipse Lead Character

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