A bad storm and a car accident randomly lead Kamig to the home of the routineologist Claude Dipontel. During their brief conversation, Claude informs her that he suffers from routinitis. "The symptoms are almost always the same: lack of motivation, chronic melancholy, lack of reference points and meaning, difficulty feeling happy despite the abundance of material goods, disappointment, fatigue..." The routineologist suggests helping her through a specialized project based exclusively on the problems she faces, and after some thought, she agrees.

Kamig is a wife and mother, but above all, a woman. The author presents her life objectively and without embellishing situations. Through Kamig's daily life, she wants to show that performing these three roles simultaneously is not easy at all. The protagonist unfolds her life before the reader's eyes, mentioning every event and detail that contributed to her lack of satisfaction and dissatisfaction. Through sometimes humorous and sometimes serious events, the reader can identify with Kamig's life and find many similarities.

Furthermore, during Claude's project in which Kamig participates, she is rewarded for every positive change she observes in her life. And as if all that wasn't enough, Claude has a well-hidden secret that will turn Kamig's life upside down and make you smile for days once you discover it.

This particular book is an exceptional, clever, funny, and touching novel that promises to change your life. Through Kamig's efforts to improve her marital and family relationships, you will realize that all couples and families face problems. You will become friends with Kamig and laugh together, cry together, and there will be moments when you will rejoice in what she has gained and changed in her life through this beautiful "adventure" she experienced thanks to Claude. Finally, the unexpected outcome of this book will leave you with a very beautiful feeling and you will find yourself wanting to read it again, and again... and again!

Overall rating: 5/5