Pierre Menard Books

This book describes Juan-Manuel Fangio's youth in Buenos Aires, his first steps in motor racing in Argentina, and then his move to Europe where he scooped all Formula One honors. Like Fangio himself, this illustrated biography also delivers comprehensive results, featuring several hundred photographs and car drawings. Until last year, Juan-Manuel Fangio was the sole owner of the Formula One World Titles record, winning it a remarkable five times (a record only just now equaled by Michael Schumacher). His unique style is much admired by Schumacher himself, who admits that drivers of the past were in another world.

Who would have thought that this shy little Austrian, crumbling under financial debts, would become one of the most celebrated drivers in Formula One history. From competing in World Championships to his tragic accident at the Nurburgring, this book on Niki Lauda's Formula 1 racing career is part of the Legends series, which covers the most exciting and popular drivers in the history of the Formula One Championship.

This biography explains the racing career of four times world champion Alain Prost from childhood until retirement. It features comprehensive career statistics and several hundred photographs as well as interviews of key people related to Prost's career.

After Fangio and before Moss, Alberto Ascari was the most exciting driver of the 1950's. This well-rounded little Milanese started racing motorcycles in 1936. A collection of the best and most famous drivers of the Formula One Championship are covered in this fascinating Legend Series title on Alberto Ascari.

In the garden of the Chen Family Villa, a small theatrical troupe is performing scenes from a famed opera rumored to cause love sickness and even death. Peony attends the production, watching from behind a screen, but catches sight of a handsome man and begins a journey of love and sorrow

Correspondances littéraires sur les conséquences de la politique française d’immigration

Dans la Chine du XIXe siècle, le destin de deux jeunes filles est lié à tout jamais. Fleur de Lis, fille de paysans, et Fleur de Neige, d'origine aristocratique, sont nées la même année, le même jour, à la même heure. Tous les signes concordent : elles seront laotong, âmes sœurs pour l'éternité. Les deux fillettes grandissent, mais si leur amour ne cesse de croître, la vie s'acharne à les séparer. Alors que la famille de Fleur de Neige tombe en disgrâce et que la jeune fille contracte le mariage le plus infamant qui soit, Fleur de Lis, par son union, acquiert reconnaissance et prospérité. L'amitié sacrée des deux femmes survivra-t-elle au fossé que le destin a creusé entre elles ?