Mortelle Adèle. Love Attack — Mr Tan

Cool Adele: Love Sickness” is a sarcastic comic antidote to sappy love stories.
Why it’s captivating:
Anti-romance: While everyone around her is wallowing in sappy tenderness, Adele declares war on feelings. She views “love-struckness” as a dangerous virus and is searching for a vaccine against it (preferably a painful one).
Dark humor: Adele conducts cruel experiments on her suitors and her poor cat, Ajax. It’s the perfect trolling of all those “cute and cuddly” stereotypes.
For rebels: A book for those who appreciate a sharp mind and want to see how one little girl turns the whole school upside down with her skepticism.
Cool visuals: Every one of Adele’s facial expressions is a work of art in itself, conveying more emotion than an entire novel.
This is a manifesto of independence for those who find being “cool and mischievous” far more interesting than being “cute.”