21 Days in October

“21 Days in October is an interesting historical story … an excellent book for discussion in social science and history lessons that relate to Quebec. Favre's writing moves at a quick pace, and expertly conveys many ideas and issues. ... Gaétan is a well-rounded character who develops new ideas and has new experience, which Favre uses to illustrate the issues of a generation growing up in Quebec in the 1970s." Caroline Chung, Resource Links, Connecting Classrooms, Librairies & Canadian Learning Resources. “Gifted in depicting historical situations, Magali Favre offers readers a lively, well-written story, inspired with humanity.” Lurelu “With this subtle and human revisiting of that that ultra-tense October 1970 and the cultural effervescence and political awakening of the time, Magali Favre provides teenagers with a wonderful lesson in history and hope.” Louis Cornellier, Le Devoir