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The Big Notebook is a witness to a learning process. It is the learning process of the main characters, two twin brothers. In sixty-two short episodes, what they don't tell us. And how The book arouses curiosity. He draws the reader in and takes him with him, fascinated. Because anyone is surprised to hear such horrific events told so innocently. To achieve this air of innocence, Agota Kristof likens the writing of children. After finishing the reading, we close the book and remain meditative, longing on our lips and a question jumping in our head. Are they evil and cruel? What is Good?; what's wrong Where does Ethics have limits? Who is the monster, the boys or the society around them? Is the Notebook the guttural scream of someone who has been deprived of the other? Always a scream sprinkled with beautiful black humor. A humble, modest book; and, in its humbleness, also deep.