« That was enough for Margaux to fire. His mother was depressed, depressing, anxious, boring. "I can't step outside without her ing me. If I go to see a girlfriend, I have to text her with an A to say I'm A... I'm going to have to go. And when I leave my girlfriend, I do a P. "Are you doing a fart?" repeated Savior, a little let go. A P to say I'm P... Artie! It just proves one thing, that your mother wants to know you're safe. I understand it's annoying for you, but she thinks she's doing the right thing. "You don't have anything else to take me out of?" Because you don't have to study psychology... »

« "Early use of books provides children with models and references `...` help him understand the world and overcome its difficulties... And then, by dint of frequenting fairies, ogres, ghosts and talking animals, he learns to distinguish between the real and the imaginary. The earlier one is imbued with popular and childish culture, the thicker one is imaginary, the less permeable one will be to false enchantments, be it those of fascinate politicians or sectarian gurus. To have your head in the stars at three years old is to have your feet on the ground at twenty years old. " »

« - You're not the one who writes beautiful phrases about friendship in your notebook? "Yes, and I found another: "Friendship is not to be exploited" - "Everyone thinks you're nice," said Paul, bitter. In fact, it is quite the opposite. "Jovo, he says that "good" is not written with a "c," retorted Lazarus, wounded but inflexible. (p 138) »