L'Oeil Du Loup (French Edition) Pocket Book – September 16, 2002

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