Jean Giono

Jean Giono was a notable 20th-century French writer known for his novels that often celebrate nature and rural life, with a strong emphasis on environmental themes, making his works relevant in discussions about ecological consciousness today.

Born on Aug 24, 1895 (130 years old)

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Monaco: Alice Taglioni read an excerpt from Jean Giono's novel, Le Chant du monde, at the Festival des Mots. 7

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Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: "Harry Potter", "La Vie devant soi"... Invitée du Festival des Mots, Alice Taglioni nous parle de ses livres préférés

Ireland: James Rebanks referenced 'The Man Who Planted Trees' by Jean Giono. 8

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘There is something to be said for knowing you lived in accord with your values and beliefs’ – The Irish Times

France: Jean Giono eagerly consumed almost every delivery of the collection. 8

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Le Monde: La « Série noire », pimpante octogénaire

France: Jean Giono's work 'L'Homme qui plantait des arbres' is chosen for the 2024 edition. 6

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Le Monde: Opération « Un livre pour les vacances » : le dessinateur Jul dénonce une censure de l’éducation nationale pour « La Belle et la Bête »