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The article is a review of the book « Tout le bruit du Guéliz » by Ruben Barrouk. The story is about Paulette, a Jewish hairdresser living in Marrakech, who is haunted by a noise that others cannot hear. The noise represents her memories and the absence of her fellow Jews who left Morocco after the Six-Day War. The reviewer criticizes the book for being too long and suggests that it would have been better as a short story or novella. The reviewer also criticizes the author’s use of overly elaborate language and metaphors, but acknowledges that there are moments of concise lyricism. The reviewer hopes that the author will revise the book in future editions to improve it.