Status Updates From Les Champs de la Lune

This book is definitely an interesting one. It's a very well-done criticism of our society, a passionating dystopia, and I find it fascinating to see how the narrator - El-Jarline - seems to slowly reveal herself as time goes on. The characters are all very cute and relatable in their own way, and the writing is insanely beautiful, some sentences are poetry. But I do find the chapters to be a little long!

"Elle voyait dans la nuit gelée
La nappe étoilée
Et la Terre en croissant
Qui brillait bleue et fatidique
Au-dessus des mers de régolithe..."

So I just finished chapter 1, the writing is beautiful (though maybe a little too science-oriented for me), and the chapters might be a little long I think, but otherwise it is very cute and very funny !

C'est poétique, lent , décousu et un peu perché. Oh et le chat parle !