L'Oeil Du Loup (French Edition)

Clean and tidy book! Thank you.

great condition. Nice summer read for the kids

Every child should grow up on this book! It teaches you about life and kindness and empathy and is just generally awesome.

There is something very sweet and appealing about this story. I'm an intermediate French student, but I found it a bit difficult because of the idioms and unusual phrasing. Nothing that I couldn't translate with the help of a good online dictionary, but still, in places it was slow going.I loved the characters, but, it's an allegory, and not a whole lot happens. The first half is about the wolf and his family. The second half takes up the story of the boy. In each case, we're introduced to some unusual characters and as soon as we get invested in them, the setting changes and we start over with another set of characters, and then--whoosh!--off we go to another place and another set of characters. In the end, they're all brought together. But I found the lack of a real plot a bit frustrating.

I read this book in my Intermediate French II class at UCO and I really enjoyed it. This is a story of a one-eyed wolf who lives in a zoo. One day a boy comes to his cage and stares at him day in and day out. The wolf is annoyed by this. The rest of the book explores the history of these two characters. I think this is too much for beginner students, but for those who have been studying for a few years will find this to be easy enough to read, but still a bit of a challenge, depending on your French reading comprehension level.

The book is very good but I wait it during more than 4 weeks.This product is very interesting for child beetwen ten or fourteen years old

Libro molto bello ed avvincente. Scorrevole e coinvolgente

Excellente approche pour enseigner LE POINT DE VUE. - pour adolescents.

Preciosa narración que cuenta la historia de un muchacho a través de "los ojos" de un lobo solitario encerrado en una jaula de un zoo. La conexión entre el lobo y el chico, que ven a través de la mirada del otro toda una vida. Es de ese tipo de historia que, como El Principito, recomendaría a adultos y jóvenes lectores. Cada uno encontrará una enseñanza a su medida. Es de esos libros que se leen de una sola vez, y se disfruta más la segunda y la tercera vez que se leen.

for young and old, teaches tolerance and the beauty of diversity, perserverance and love. Connects north and south in an unusual way while evoking intense images of nature and emotion.

Comment mais comment peut-on ne pas aimer ce livre??? C'est quoi ce commentaire là "c'est l'histoire d'un garçon qui regarde un loup"?? Mais WHAT!Je me souviens avoir découvert ce livre via un extrait dans un livre de lecture au CM1 qui m'avait intriguée. Et puis je l'ai emprunté à la bibliothèque de l'école. Et puis je l'ai acheté.Depuis je crois qu'il ne se passe pas une année sans que je le relise (dit-elle à 27 ans!).Outre le fait que Pennac soit un merveilleux auteur, à la plume reconnaissable entre mille, ce livre se remarque par la poésie qui s'en dégage, par le ton bien particulier, souvent grave voire inéluctable. Et ces phrases clés, si fortes, que j'entends encore comme si je venais de les lire: "On dit qu'elle porte le deuil" Vous n'imaginez pas l'effet de cette phrase sur mon coeur d'enfant (et même maintenant j'en frissonne). Il y en a plein des moments comme ça dans ce livre, de ces petites phrases qui serrent le coeur.Un magnifique roman, bien trop beau pour n'être vu que comme de la littérature jeunesse. A lire absolument.