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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/492164120 Title: Ça. Tome 2 Author: Stephen King; William Olivier Desmond Publisher: Paris : Librairie générale française, DL 2003. ISBN/ISSN: 2253151351 9782253151357 OCLC:492164120

  
  

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Ça. Tome 2

Author:	Stephen King; William Olivier Desmond
Publisher:	Paris : Librairie générale française, DL 2003.
Series:	Livre de poche, 15135.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : FrenchView all editions and formats
Summary:	De retour, après vingt-sept années, dans leur petite ville de Derry, les membres du "Club des ratés" (ainsi se nommaient-ils eux-mêmes sur les bancs de l'école) doivent affronter leurs plus terrifiants souvenirs, brutalement ressurgis. Ça : nul ne sait nommer autrement la chose inconnue qui semble devoir se réveiller cycliquement dans les entrailles de la ville, pour semer la mort et l'épouvante. Roman de l'enfance, tableau saisissant de la vie américaine, cette œuvre ambitieuse est une parabole du Mal enfoui, refoulé, et de la violence de ses réapparitions. C'est enfin, et surtout, une des plus grandes œuvres de Stephen King, un festival de terreur. [Source : 4e de couv.]  Read more...