Bérangère Cournut's new novel follows a girl's journey among Patagonia's Kawésqar people
In "Eskera au bord du monde," part of this year's rentrée littéraire, a child travels back through time to meet her ancestors, blending initiation tale and anthropology, according to Télérama.
Bérangère Cournut's latest novel, "Eskera au bord du monde," is among the titles of the 2026 rentrée littéraire highlighted by Télérama, which describes a spellbinding story set in Patagonia.
According to the outlet's summary, a young girl travels through time to discover her ancestors, the Kawésqar, an indigenous people of the Patagonian coast. Télérama places the book at the crossroads of the initiatory tale and anthropology.
No further details on the book's length, publisher or release date were included in the source material.
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