With this novel, it seems that Marie-Josée Martin voiced his daughter Tracy Latimer. Corinne, who i

Some novels are cries from the heart. Cries muted, subtle, sometimes lyrical, but still crying. These cries heard throughout my reading of the novel by Marie-Josée Martin. Beautiful paradox, this book looks like a long cry One day, they hear my silence.
This book takes us back to the tragic telegram paper goods and complex Canadian history: the drama of Robert Latimer, Saskatchewan farmer who killed his daughter in 1993 from carbon monoxide poisoning. Severe telegram paper goods disabilities from cerebral palsy, Tracy, telegram paper goods 12, can not talk, walk or eat by itself. Latimer case sparked a long debate (still not solved ...) for euthanasia

in Canada.
With this novel, it seems that Marie-Josée Martin voiced his daughter Tracy Latimer. Corinne, who is the protagonist telegram paper goods and narrator, also suffers from cerebral palsy. As the daughter of Latimer, she lives in pain and must endure many operations .... As the daughter of Latimer, she can barely move and speak. What makes the novel compelling telegram paper goods and heartbreaking - that Corinne has mental capacity of a normal child. This includes everything that is happening around her, even if them parents underestimate and do not know how it covers everything you talk about it ... So here we see life through the eyes of this girl very difficult. We see a tender and symbiotic relationship

with his mother, who devoted telegram paper goods herself body and soul to his daughter, and to the detriment of his other two children. Despite his dedication, his mother has mixed feelings: first the guilt go. After this part of myself telegram paper goods that keeps the child too if your body broken, fear of pain, because she knows that her daughter could die at any moment. "Let someone love you enough to kill you in place" Insightful, Corinne feels too (unfortunately) the unwillingness of his father, who loved not accept it as it is, "I feel burned all the kissing was My father refused, "she said. This farmer and his child one of the most moving accounts of the novel: "Your only hope is that someone loves you enough to kill you in your place." Corinne, who is 12 years old by the end of the novel is very clearly, which makes it even more miserable. Clearly, the very existence creates a constant tension between his parents tremendous burden for the whole family. The child feels that his life family would be easier if she died, but he still retains a strong telegram paper goods desire to live. Combined mode tragic, telegram paper goods this book offers bright, vivid moments: the joy of a child to his mother danced in her wheelchair, her pleasure to drink hot chocolate in front of the wood, his joy, bird watching and more. We are thus faced with a novel in the spirit of realism, with a simple description, but never pessimistic, challenges and sorrows of a family with a child with severe disabilities. Marie-France Martin doing the voice of a little girl in an authentic and totally believable. One feels that she is very mature telegram paper goods and widely revised book. The author presents a complex subject with great subtlety and nuance in an elegant language that flirts with the poetry. This is a wonderful "new plumbing" that deserves willing ear.
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