Vive les punitions (Rageot Romans 8-10)

by Guy Jimenes

M. Barillet, le maitre des CM1, a la facheuse manie de donner des punitions a ses eleves. A la moindre erreur, au plus petit retard, il les bombarde de lignes a copier! Pour Arnaud, Nicolas, Laetitia et Andre, c'en est trop: ils decident de contre-attaquer...Une histoire rejouissante qui traite par l'absurde et l'humour un aspect desagreable de l'ecole: les punitions. Detournant le procede, Guy Jimenes se joue des codes et fait des enfants des naifs s'infligeant volontairement une avalanche de punitions, face a un maitre faussement severe..."

69 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 1995

Reviews

[Charles Plaines · Rating 4 out of 5]

Très drôle, parfait pour enfants terribles

[Jade Liu · Rating 3 out of 5]

A fun children's book, simplistic yet hilarious, a relaxing bathroom read for anyone who reads French. The book tells the story of a group of students who, frustrated at their teacher's frequent punishments, decide to take a stance. Knowing that the punishments usually consist of sentences to be copied 100 times, the students decide to prepare their punishments in advance and then voluntarily commit misdeeds.

[Thierry · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read it while in 3rd grade (for elementary school purpose), and I believe having a lot of fun is an important part of a good education.