L'ai de rien by Aude Picault
I really like both the style and the view of the world in Aude Picault's books, with a preference for her "documentaires" Transat and Fanfare. L'Air de Rien is a compilation of strips published in newspapers, but you find that slightly off kilter look on things, a sort of paradoxical cynicism, compensated by a certain soft naivety. It's fun to read, often funny, and occasionally deeper than it seems. Good stuff.
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