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Minou Drouet
Marie-Noëlle Drouet, known as Minou Drouet (born July 24, 1947), of La Guerche-de-Bretagne, France, is a former poet, musician, and actor.
== Biography ==
Drouet gained fame in 1955 when some of her poems and letters circulated privately among French writers and publishers, generating controversy over whether or not Drouet's mother Claude was their true author. Drouet soon overcame much of this skepticism by writing poems before witnesses without her mother present. In one such test, she wrote a poem to gain admission to France's Society of Authors, Composers and Music Publishers.〔 (Kitten on the Keys )'' Time Magazine'' Jan. 28, 1957.〕 Drouet also studied piano and guitar. Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s, Drouet toured as an author and musician. Jean Cocteau said famously of Drouet, "Tous les enfants ont du génie sauf Minou Drouet" (In English: All children have genius, except for Minou Drouet).
After her grandmother became ill around 1966, Drouet worked as a nurse for two years before returning to public life as a singer-songwriter and children's novelist. She wrote one adult novel; its title in English translation was ''Donatella''.〔 Gottlieb, Robert. ''The New Yorker''. November, 2006.〕
Eventually, Drouet returned to her childhood home in La Guerche-de-Bretagne. She now lives with her husband Jean-Paul Le Canu and has left public life except to publish a memoir, ''Ma vérité'', in 1993. ''New Yorker'' critic Robert Gottlieb describes ''Ma vérité'' as "reticent and skimpy," saying that it focuses on facts rather than subjective interpretations of Drouet's childhood.〔
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