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Title	:	Simple
Author	:	Marie-Aude Murail
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 205 pages
Published	:	2004 by Ecole des loisirs
Categories	:	Young Adult. Cultural. France. Contemporary. Fiction. Childrens. Academic. School

Simple

Marie-Aude Murail

Paperback | Pages: 205 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 1475 Users | 118 Reviews

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Simple dit "oh, oh, vilain mot" quand Kléber, son frère, jure et peste.
Il dit "j'aime personne, ici" quand il n'aime personne, ici. Il sait compter à toute vitesse : 7, 9, 12, B, mille, cent. Il joue avec des Playmobil, et les beaud'hommes cachés dans les téphélones, les réveils et les feux rouges. Il a trois ans et vingt-deux ans. Vingt-deux d'âge civil. Trois d'âge mental. Kléber, lui, est en terminale, il est très très courageux et très très fatigué de s'occuper de Simple.
Simple a un autre ami que son frère. C'est Monsieur Pinpin, un lapin en peluche. Monsieur Pinpin est son allié, à la vie à la mort. Il va tuer Malicroix, l'institution pour débiles où le père de Simple a voulu l'enfermer, où Simple a failli mourir de chagrin. Monsieur Pinpin, dans ces cas-là, il pète la gueule. Rien n'est simple, non, dans la vie de Simple et Kléber. Mais le jour où Kléber a l'idée d'habiter en colocation avec des étudiants, trois garçons et une fille, pour sauver Simple de Malicroix, alors là, tout devient compliqué.

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Original Title:	Simple
ISBN:	2211074693 (ISBN13: 9782211074698)
Edition Language:	French
Literary Awards:	Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for Preis der Jugendjury (2008), Goldener Lufti (2007), Literaturpreis der Jury der jungen Leser for Jugendbuch (2008), Prix Ados Rennes Ille-et-Vilaine (2006)

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Ratings: 4.07 From 1475 Users | 118 Reviews

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For me, the attraction to this book came because I could relate to Kleber's situation in some ways; living life constantly in apology for your brother with learning difficulties and getting around the non-acceptances of society.All of the characters were given a great insight within this relatively short book, and led to so many perfect endings.There is also a great humourous side to this novel in many of the things that Simple says such as the lil' men and his bad words which add a lighter edge

My Brother Simple is an incredible novel with a flowing plot and perfect characters. For me this humorous love story was impossible to put down. It follows the life of Kleber and his brother who has learning disabilities, Simple. Kleber saves Simple from the Malicroix mental institution, their fathers solution to Simples disability. Kleber then takes Simple to the city where they move into a flat with other students at Klebers college. Immediately everyone in the flat found Simple frustrating

If your looking for a book filled with lots of laughs, but also overpowering feels, you've found the perfect book. 'My Brother Simple' shows the normally hidden side of life with a person who is intellectually challenged. But it also shows us that the bond given to siblings at birth has the power to overlook everything else. I was drawn to this book after reading R.J. Palacio's 'Wonder.' I loved reading a story that showed the sometimes hidden side of some peoples life, especially when it

Worse than Oh boy, I was disappointed

A Spoiler Free Bit About The BookKleber has trouble searching for somewhere to live with his brother Simple who has learning difficulties giving him the IQ of a three year old. Taking matters into his own hands, Kleber moves himself and Simple into a flat with some university students to show his father that Simple does not need to go back to the institution that frightens him.Somehow the flat mates have to accept Simple and Kleber for who they are whilst dealing with the issues in their own

As a younger sister of an older brother with Down's syndrome, I thought I would really love this book. I really identified with kleber, the younger brother and the responsibilities he faced with caring for simple. The book didn't really answer all my questions though - what about their mother, father, step mother - soon their step brother or sister. The book just ends after a party. I know mister Babbit is symbolic of simples innocence, I just didn't have the energy to come up with my own

A real eye-opener. One of those books where you feel bad cause you are, in fact, guilty of being the same as the rest of the world. Before this book I felt this kind of distance with people with illnesses