A1 Grammaire

[Danny Hosford]

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During my relatively short trip to north of France, I've got a book recommendation for "La grammaire est une chanson douce" by Erik Orsenna. I bought it for a friend of mine, and as I always try before passing it along, I've been reading it for myself.

This was my first encounter with work of Orsenna and I must say I was quite surprised. Even though I've been reading all kinds of French literature during my French studies, this was somewhat different. I thought it would be an essay on grammar or something on or about grammar, but instead it was a novel about a little girl and her older brother who end up at some island in the middle of an ocean after surviving horrible storm on the open sea.

After the storm, they just stopped talking out of horror they've been to. And peu peu, by learning about different types and sorts of words and after seeing them living on the island through the eyes and words of Monsieur Henri, they become aware of importance of words in our life and how powerful they are and how delicate we should be choosing them or on the contrary, not communicating by words.

It is a pocket book of 150 pages which could be read really fast, regardless of one being French or at B1, B2, C1 or C2 level of French as foreign language. Of course, there are words to be checked in dictionary, but isn't it the idea of any book, to learn new words and expressions and widen one's vocabulary?

And in addition to this, the book has a decent amount of sketches or drawings that make this book even more of fantasy than it already is. It is a novel told by a little girl so it could be a book not just for leisure time reading but also good literature for schools and faculties.

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