David, le h�ros de "La maison vide" et de "L'h�tel du retour", vient d'apprendre la mort de ses parents en d�portation. Il ne r�ve que de vengeance, quel que soit le prix � payer. La guerre s'ach�ve. Dans sa col�re et son d�sespoir, David rompt les derniers liens qui le relient � son pass�. La France, pense-t-il, n'a plus rien � lui offrir. Unique issue : la perspective de construire un monde meilleur. Il embarque clandestinement sur un bateau pour la Palestine. David fera connaissance avec les camps d'internement britanniques avant de travailler dans un kibboutz. L�, il d�couvre qu'une autre guerre commence.

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D'abord Professeur de lettres, Claude Gutman laisse de c�t� l'enseignement pour se consacrer � l'�criture et � l'�dition, dirigeant des collections jeunesse chez Syros, Gallimard ou encore le Seuil. Engag� et provocateur, il ose adapter des sujets difficiles pour le jeune public. Son premier roman jeunesse, Toufdepoil, a remport� un franc succ�s. Il est l'auteur d'une quarantaine d'ouvrages, dont certains, tels sa trilogie "La Loi du Retour" chez Gallimard, sont devenus des r�f�rences en litt�rature de jeunesse. Il a �crit chez Flammarion Jeunesse Les extraordinaires aventures de tous les jours.

Philippe Mignon est n� en 1948 � Neuilly-sur-Seine. Il entreprend des �tudes l'architecture � l'�cole des Beaux-Arts de Paris puis d�cide de se consacrer � l'illustration. Il dessine d'abord pour la presse et, � partir de 1985, il collabore � la cr�ation de dessins anim�s. Pour Folio Junior, il a notamment mis en images "Le Livre de la jungle" de Rudyard Kipling, "Le Chemin de Rungis" de Christian L�ourier, "Deux amis et autres contes" de Guy de Maupassant, "La Merveilleuse Histoire de Peter Schlemihl" d'Adelbert von Chamisso, "La Jeunesse de Moli�re" de Pierre Lep�re, "La Petite Sir�ne et autres contes" de Hans Christian Andersen ainsi que "Le Hardi Petit Tailleur" des fr�res Grimm.

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