Who is Lucas in No et moi?

Lucas is a sixteen year old school boy who is two grades behind and doesn’t seem to care. He’s a very good friend to Lou and they get along but he doesn’t get along so well with teachers. Lucas lives on his own in an apartment in Paris. His father never cared and his mother ran off with her new boyfriend.

How old is Lucas in No et moi?

Lucas is also in seconde, but at seventeen years old he’s two years out of step from the other direction.

How old is Lou in NO and me?

13
Little Parisian girl Lou Bertignac is 13 and very precocious indeed.

What genre is no Etmoi?

Fiction
No and me/Genres

What happens at the end of No et moi?

Finally, however, we find out that Loïc was never there. Eventually, it is only No who quietly slips away, leaving No behind, restoring both of them to their ‘proper’ places and usual lives. It is a heartbreaking ending that throws into light the grand themes of the novel.

What is No et moi about?

Thirteen-year-old Lou Bertignac is a gifted but lonely child. At high school she is already in fifth grade, two years ahead of the other students, but she has no friends. At home, she does not feel too good between a father who is a stickler over principles and a deeply depressed asthenic mother.

Who wrote No et moi?

Delphine de Vigan
No and me/Authors

How long does it take to read No et moi?

2 hours and 60 minutes
The average reader will spend 2 hours and 60 minutes reading this book at 250 WPM (words per minute).

Is No et moi set in Paris?

So the ville invisible is the same city in which everyone else lives (Paris, in Lou’s case), but it is the city made up of homeless people.

What happened at the end of No et moi?

Where is No et moi set?

Paris
She has in mind No, a down-and-out eighteen-year-old who haunts the Austerlitz railway station in Paris, where she has aroused Lou’s interest and stimulated her overactive imagination.

Where does Lou live in No et moi?

11th Arrondissement. Middle class area where many families and young people live. Her family are well off enough to be able to buy her books and a computer. Lou lives a sheltered life where she has not known hunger or poverty.