Louis Sachar
Auteur américain né en 1954
Le Passage de Louis Sachar
Le dimanche 7 novembre 2004 par Arwen
Stanley Yelnats est un jeune garçon qui se trouve devant le juge pour enfant. Il est condamné pour avoir soit disant volé une paire de basket appartenant à un joueur mondialement connu. Ces baskets étaient mises aux enchères pour une oeuvre de charité. Il est donc condamné, soit à quelques jours en prison, ou quelques mois au Camp du Lac Vert. Comme Stanley n’est jamais parti en vacances, il pense découvrir la joie des colonies de vacances et choisi le Camp du Lac Vert.
dans les kiosques
 The Guardian | The Cardturner by Louis Sachar The Guardian Louis Sachar wrote Holes ? a book that sold more than 8m copies and not only won, but deserved to win, a shelf-full of prestigious awards. ... |
Good Reads: Adventures in education Mount Shasta Herald By Louis Sachar, $5.99 Wayside School is strange, and the events that take place inside it may be even stranger. Adventures in this first book of a series ... |
Bridge made fun Montreal Gazette By BERNIE GOEDHART, The Gazette July 3, 2010 By his own admission, Louis Sachar's choice of subject matter for his latest YA novel is unorthodox, ... Review: 'The Cardturner' Book Review: 'The Cardturner' is 'fascinating and intelligent' |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Children's books: For young hearts: review Telegraph.co.uk Had it been by anyone else but Louis Sachar my copy of The Cardturner (Bloomsbury, £12.99) would have gone straight to the charity shop. But this is Sachar, ... |
Lunch and bridge fundraiser will benefit Chester Playhouse South Shore Now The game of bridge originated in the 16th century, but Newbery award-winning author Louis Sachar says it is not to be mistaken for a game of the past. ... |
See 'Sideways Stories' in Rochelle this weekend Rockford Register Star It's based on the children's book series by Louis Sachar about a 30-story school with each floor having one room. Tickets are $10, $5 for children 12 and ... |
Library Lines Wilton Bulletin On Thursday, July 22, the children's book group, Have Your Cake and Read It Too!, gets together from 6:30 to 7:30 to discuss Holes by Louis Sachar. ... |