Alexandre Et Les Trafiquants Du Désert: Roman

by Jean Mohsen Fahmy

Alexandre. Sami. Deux adolescents originaires de pays différents, le Canada et l'Egypte. Le hasard les réunit dans le désert, au bord de la mer Rouge. Un danger rôde autour d'eux... La police sait que des trafiquants de drogue ne sont pas loin. Une poursuite haletante s'engage, dans les sables ocres et sous un ciel lumineux. Elle entraînera les deux garçons dans des courses échevelées, où ils croiseront des personnages hauts en couleur et sentiront peser sur eux, au fond d'une mine inquiétante, la malédiction des Pharaons. Mais les deux garçons rencontreront aussi Karim, l'énigmatique bédouin, et ils trouveront ensemble un trésor plus précieux que l'or des anciens rois d'Egypte : une véritable amitié.

Genres: School

153 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Teddy · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's a kids book, and it's in French. It's not an amazing books for tenth grade French class and I found the book incredibly boring, confusing and slow, but it's for kids, if I kid likes it, sure. (Can French dialogue stop not telling you when the dialogue stops and actions start, it drives me mad)

[Jocelyne · Rating 3 out of 5]

I had to read this in french class, I normally make a rule to not rate books i read in class, beacause it can create bias. The writing is simple, easy to understand and easy to be tested on. It wasn't great but it wasn't awful either.

[sina ;⋆₊˚ · Rating 2 out of 5]

This being a grade 10 french class required reading is mind-boggling. 🏜️

The way this book was written is very childish and I’d say this is for younger readers. Most of the chapters were just a bunch of blah blah with no new information revealed which made me really mad. 😭

The setting was the only interesting thing about this book. The ending? Felt very rushed.

[Goofy Ahh Name · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mid.

The French slang is something I hate, but the summary I came up with is kinda funny.

Overall, the book is meh.

[Dahlia · Rating 1 out of 5]

Say ''nuit noir'' one more time, and I'll cry.

[Book Nerd · Rating 1 out of 5]

Kind of confusing.