Romans Contemporains Le chant des lendemains

In a changing France, the traditional nuclear family is no longer the norm, for better or for worse. Arnaud and Elliott have a son, Frank. During the week he lives with his Dads and every other weekend he stays with his birth mother, Sophie. Lorraine has left for Dordogne to live with Mario, an activist against world hunger, who is determined to invent a tough, drought-resistant cereal. But GMOs have bad press and local farmers will do everything they can to stop him. Frank is growing up in a changing world and life is not easy for him. His relationship with Arnaud is strained and his school friends constantly remind him he is "different". "Different" children in a changing world; a world of immense geopolitical and ecological challenges... In this novel, Valerie Gans stretches the limits of political correctness to imagine the world of tomorrow. No better or worse, just different.