Title: disturbing yet absolutely worth reading
Review: i have only read the 2nd volume of <<La Preuve>>, but it was enough to see that Agota Kristof is a truly one of a kind writer. i loved the character Lucas because of the refreshing way he seemed to be almost emotionless, acted completely on his mood, spoke with factual, to-the-point sentences, and how he was extraordinarily intelligent yet never thought so of himself. many parts of the book disturbed me quite a bit, especially the relationships between some of the characters. however, the cruel, sickly despressing reality of the world during war and bare human nature shown through the book is inspiring, and thought provoking. the plot was complex, and full of unpredictable twists. overall a great, unusual book.
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