A BLACK BOY AT ETON - Dillibe Onyeama
A Black Boy at Eton is a powerful memoir by Dillibe Onyeama, detailing his experiences as the first Black student to complete his education at the prestigious Eton College in the 1960s. At just 21 years old, Onyeama penned this candid account, shedding light on the systemic racism and social isolation he endured within one of Britain's most elite institutions. Born into a prominent Nigerian family, Onyeama's father was a judge at the International Court of Justice. Despite his privileged background, Onyeama faced relentless racial prejudice from both peers and faculty at Eton. His narrative exposes the deep-seated colonial attitudes and the psychological toll of being marginalized in a predominantly white environment. This memoir not only chronicles Onyeama's personal journey but also serves as a critical examination of Britain's educational and social systems. It highlights the challenges faced by Black individuals in spaces historically dominated by the white elite and underscores the enduring impact of colonialism and racism. Rayonnage :A4.
Five Children and It - E. Nesbit
Five Children and It est un roman jeunesse classique de E. Nesbit, racontant les aventures de cinq frères et sœurs : Cyril, Anthea, Robert, Jane et leur petit frère, le "Lamb". Lors d'une exploration dans une carrière de gravier, ils découvrent un Psammead, une créature magique capable d'exaucer un vœu par jour. Cependant, chaque souhait se termine au coucher du soleil, souvent avec des conséquences inattendues et humoristiques. Rayonnage : A2
Love Story - Hodder
Love Story is a timeless novel that explores the intensity, passion, and challenges of young love. The narrative follows two protagonists from different backgrounds as they navigate the joys, sorrows, and trials of a relationship that tests their commitment and resilience. The writing is poignant and immersive, capturing the emotional highs and lows of falling in love, the power of connection, and the heartache of loss. Themes of love, family, social differences, and personal growth are interwoven, making the story relatable and moving for readers of all ages. A classic romantic novel, ideal for readers who enjoy heartfelt stories, emotional depth, and timeless tales of love and human connection. Rayonnage : A12.
The Caucasian Chalk Circle - BERTOLT BRECHT
The Caucasian Chalk Circle is a landmark play by Bertolt Brecht that blends drama, morality, and political insight. Set amid social upheaval, the story follows Grusha, a servant girl who risks everything to protect an abandoned child. At its core, the play questions justice, ownership, and responsibility, famously asking who truly deserves what they possess. With its innovative theatrical style and timeless ethical themes, this classic work remains a powerful reflection on humanity, power, and compassion. Rayonnage :A5.




