Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet
By soft documents of the e-book Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet to read, you may not have to bring the thick prints almost everywhere you go. Any sort of time you have prepared to check out Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet, you could open your gadget to read this publication Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet in soft data system. So easy and also fast! Checking out the soft documents e-book Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet will certainly give you easy way to check out. It can likewise be quicker because you could review your e-book Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet almost everywhere you desire. This on the internet Lettres De Mon Moulin (French Edition), By Alphonse Daudet could be a referred e-book that you can take pleasure in the solution of life.
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet
Download Ebook PDF Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet
"Lettres de mon moulin" de Alphonse Daudet. Ecrivain et auteur dramatique (1840-1897).
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet- Published on: 2015-06-06
- Original language: French
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .32" w x 6.00" l, .43 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 140 pages
About the Author Alphonse Daudet est ne dans le Gard le 13 mai 1840. Il quitte tot les bancs de l ecole pour venir a dix-sept ans a Paris, en quete d une carriere litteraire. Il publie ses poemes ("Les Amoureuses" en 1858), puis ses romans ("Le Petit Chose", "Tartarin de Tarascon", "Sapho" ) qui fondent, petit a petit, sa notoriete. Il travaille comme journaliste et secretaire particulier, et rencontre, dans les salons, les grandes figures de son temps, notamment Flaubert, Zola et Edmond de Goncourt, avec qui il noue une relation intime.
Where to Download Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Read a beautiful classic and help your French By peor Even though this book is intended for those who read French, I have had a previous experience in which my review in Spanish was not published. For this reason, I will review this book in English.My first contact with Daudet, specifically with 'La Petite Chevre de Monsieur Seguin' was in High School French and I loved every word. Later on, when I could read French better, I got "Lettres de mon Moulin' and I can't say which one of the stories is better, or reflect better the landscape and the personality of Provence. 'Les Etoiles' is a tender story which may not be understood by a contemporary adolescent, but that doesn't take away its beauty and its innocence. 'La Mule du Pape' is funny; it could have been written by E. B. White or by James Thurber. 'L'Arlesienne' is tragic, and until I read the story I was unaware that Bizet had written his suite based on this story.I bought this book to put in practice something that I learnt while learning English. I gave the copy of the book together wwith a CD of "Lettres de mon Moulin' to a High School student. Short of total immersion, here is no better way to learn a language than to get the book in front of you and put on your earphones and listen to the CD. I did it in my twenties with English and in my late sixties with German.Otherwise. Daudet, a French classic, does not need my poor effort at literary criticism to keep him in the privileged place he holds in the French literary pantheon.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Wish I'd had the whole collection! By sally tarbox This review pertains to Harrap's bilingual series (Daudet & J.E. Mansion)Contains a selection of Daudet's 'Tales from my Windmill' with French translation on one side and English on opposite (61 pages in each language.)Interesting for the language student to try rendering French into English then check on how you could have improved on your translation!Contains Homecoming from the Hills/ Master Cornille's secret/ Mr Seguin's Goat/ The Old Folk/ Ballads in Prose/ The Man with a golden brain/ Father Gaucher's elixir.I ended up with this version from the library but would much have preferred a complete collection of Daudet's tales. However it's beautifully translated and gives you a taste of 19th century Provencal life...sheep coming down from the hills in autumn, elderly rural folk, the struggling milling trade. Interspersed are folk tales: the goat who wouldn't listen to reason and went up on a mountain where there was a wolf; the monk getting addicted to the elixir he started brewing to provide an income for his order...
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Very Good Stories By efedele I really liked this book when I studied it at school so sometimes I like reading again some of these stories. Every story has a moral idea to tell on which we can make question oneself. It's well written and easy to understand.The story I prefer is "La Chevre de Mr. Seguin". I was 10 years old the first I read it and I still like it. I recommend teenagers to read that book.
See all 7 customer reviews... Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse DaudetLettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet PDF
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet iBooks
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet ePub
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet rtf
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet AZW
Lettres de mon moulin (French Edition), by Alphonse Daudet Kindle
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar