Weekend à Buller : Les filles de Salem par Thomas Gilbert

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Les bibliothèques du Havre vous présente la chronique BD du jour : Les filles de Salem par Thomas Gilbert.Une plongée passionnante et terrifiante dans l'univers étriqué et oppressant de la colonie de Salem, en Nouvelle-Angleterre, au 17e siècle. Un village dont le nom restera tristement célèbre pour l'affaire dite des « Sorcières » qu'Abigail nous raconte, elle qui, à 17 ans, fut une des victimes de l'obscurantisme et du fanatisme religieux à l'oeuvre. Tout commence quand un jeune garçon lui offre un joli petit âne en bois sculpté...

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