by Suzanne Lebeau · Editions Théâtrales · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782842602987
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«Le bruit des os qui craquent» is the play by Suzanne Lebeau, published by Editions Théâtrales in paperback (96 pages, in French).
The play tells the story of Elikia, a girl dragged into a civil war that separates her from her family and turns her into a soldier. Between violence and a lack of role models, Elikia tries to hold on to her humanity; the appearance of Joseph, the youngest boy in the rebel camp, gives her a glimmer of hope and pushes her to flee.
Published in 2008 in the Théâtrales Jeunesse collection by Editions Théâtrales, it was awarded the Governor General's Literary Award for drama in Canada in 2009.
A read aimed at young people interested in theater and in stories that address childhood in contexts of war.
Suzanne Lebeau is a Canadian (Québécois) actor and writer.
