Jérémy a 17 ans. Handicapé mental, il ne parle pas, n’a jamais parlé. Il est comme un ordinateur déconnecté de son écran, incapable de communiquer. Pourtant, dans sa prison intérieure, Jérémy pense, ressent, comme vous et moi, ou presque. C’est un ado plein d’esprit et d’humour. Mais son entourage ne le sait pas. Parfois Jérémy envie son chien parce que, lui au moins, il réussit à se faire comprendre... Laurent Seyer restitue avec pudeur et délicatesse le monologue intérieur de Jérémy, sa langue un peu bancale, qui vrille, qui bugue parfois. Et le monde, vu à travers ses yeux, nous ébranle. Un roman bouleversant, tendu. Simplement beau.

Jeremy is 17 years old. Mentally disabled, he does not speak, he never spoke. He is like a computer disconnected from his screen, unable to communicate. Yet, in his inner prison, Jérémy thinks, feels, like you and I, or almost. He is a teenager full of spirit and humor. But his entourage does not know. Sometimes Jeremy envy his dog because, at least, he manages to make himself understood... Laurent Seyer restores with modesty and delicacy the inner monologue of Jérémy, his tongue a little wobbly, which spins, which sometimes bugue. And the world, seen through his eyes, shakes us. A moving novel, tense. Simply beautiful.