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Winner of the Prix Renaudot 2007
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Chagrin d’école, dans la lignée de Comme un roman, aborde la question de l’école du point de vue de l’élève, et en l’occurrence du mauvais élève. Daniel Pennac, ancien cancre lui-même, étudie cette figure du folklore populaire en lui donnant ses lettres de noblesse, en lui restituant aussi son poids d’angoisse et de douleur
Winner of the Prix Renaudot 2007
320 pages; Paperback; Gallimard
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This book will remind you of that best teacher you had, if you were lucky enough to have had one. The book is about a teacher who truly cared about his students. Very motivating and well written. |
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Reviewed by: Suzanne Edwards from St. Augustine, FL.
on 3/8/2012 |
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