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Goscinny-Sempe | 156 pages | 01 Dec 1998 | Editions Flammarion| 9782070364237 | English| Paris, France

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De Laurent Tirard. Bande-annonce Ce filmenVOD. Mes amis. Envie de voir. A partir de 3 ans. Ila des parents quil'aiment, une bande de chouettes copains avec lesquels ils'amuse bien, et iln'a pas dutout envie que cela change Distributeur Wild BunchDistribution. Secrets de tournage 11 anecdotes. Budget. Format production.

Couleur Couleur. Format audio. Format de projection. EnVOD. Interviews, making-ofet extraits. Acteurs et actrices. Maxime Godart. Kad Merad. Sandrine Kiberlain. Critiques Spectateurs. Une productionLe Petit Nicolas utilise le nomdupetit Nicolas,mais quireste bienfadasse. Lire plus. Unvisiteur. C'est une adaptationcorrecte d'une oeuvre culte. Secret de tournage. Cette oeuvre me correspond et me parle. NEWS - Tournages. Sivous aimezce film, vous pourriezaimer Monstres Academy. C'est tout mignonnet sans enfaire trop. D est assezbien rendue. A citer comme etant une adaptationde BD reussi, c'est mignonet droleles enfants jouent bien, voir tres bienLe Petit Nicolas est sympa. Agnanest hilarant. Ce filmse regarde avec nostalgie mais avec unenchantement comme a sunous procurer la renaissance duMarsupilami. Plus de 5,5 millions de spectateurs enLe Petit Nicolas confirment cet Le Petit Nicolas FilmTouchant, Acteurs attachants!

Ilme semblait que Valerie Lemercier refusait de jouer dans des suites???? Bonfilm!

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Netflixuses cookies for personalization, to customize its online advertisements, and for other purposes. Learnmore or change your cookie preferences. Netflixsupports the DigitalAdvertisingAlliance principles. Byinteractingwiththis site, youagree to our use ofcookies. We use cookies why? Youcanchange cookie preferences ; continued Le Petit Nicolas use signifies consent. Betweentrips to the bakery, footballwith friends, qualitytime withhis grandmother and more, the adventures oflittle Nicolas continue this season.

The friends plead Geoffrey's case whenhe is suspended fromschool. Whenhis radio breaks down, Nicholas's dad borrows Grandmother's TV. Alexbrings his electric trainto Nicholas's house, whichfascinates Nicholas's dad. The boys have to write about their best friend. Hard to choose! For AprilFools, Nicholas and Louise playpranks onthe phone. Nicholas and his friends adopt a little cat whichtheycallBonbon. Nicholas must go and have tea at Mrs. Courteplaque withhis Le Petit Nicolas.

Nicholas has brokenGrandmother's birthdaypresent. It has to be replaced, fast! Nicholas and Alexare tryingto Le Petit Nicolas out oftheir appointment withthe dentist byanymeans. Geoffrey's flagstarts a war withinLe Petit Nicolas group. The childrenwilldo anythingto buyanice creamfromthe vanat school.

Nicholas is not convinced bythe greenshoes that his mombought him. The childrenfind a new allyinMr. Mouchabiere, Old Spuds's substitute. Geoffreybrings a miniroulette wheelto school. Nicholas and Mary-Jane invite themselves to a sports session. WithAlexand Louise helping, Nicholas decides to decorate the Christmas tree. What ifNicholas and his cousins have discovered the identityofSanta Claus? The childrenget their superintendents to help themrebuild their hut.

Old Spuds pays the price for Nicholas and his friends' adventures. Nicholas loses a tooth, suffers some setbacks and becomes a little superstitious. The childrenhave a sleepless night duringa class outinginthe countryside.

Neighbors and friends argue, but cana boxoftreats reconcile them? Inspired byRufus, Nicholas starts collectingstamps. Bledurt agrees to take care ofNicholas, it shouldn't be veryLe Petit Nicolas As he can't playcards withhis neighbor, Bledurt shows Nicholas a magic trick. Nicholas's and Eddie's dads do business, whichpleases Nicholas a lot.

Nicholas and his dad tryto complete a puzzle together. Best inclass at dictation, Nicholas comes home to claimhis reward fromhis dad. Inthe vacant lot, Nicholas's soccer teamfinds anunexpected coach. The childrencreate trailsigns like the Native Americans. Nicholas and Louise would love to playwithGeoffrey's new sailboat. Nicholas wants to show his friends his dad's new camera. Nicholas is goingto eat inthe cafeteria for the first time.

For anessay, the childrenhave to think about what they'd like to be whentheygrow up. Old Spuds shows a youngsuperintendent how he manages recess. Chouquette, the baker, teaches the childrenLe Petit Nicolas to make a chocolate Le Petit Nicolas. Nicholas's dad decides to take care ofthe shoppingfor his Le Petit Nicolas. Nicholas reallywants Le Petit Nicolas help his dad repaint the kitchen.

Geoffreyexplains the basics ofrugbyto his friends, who can't wait to heckle. Geoffreyshows his friends the latest toys his dad has givenhim. Nicholas stays at Le Petit Nicolas onhis ownwhile his parents eat withthe Bledurt family. Alex, Nicholas, his parents and the Bledurt familygo on a picnic inthe countryside. Nicholas's cousins bicker over a pair ofroller skates. Old Spuds is incharge ofthe class, to the annoyance Le Petit Nicolas the pupils. The daybefore vaccinationLe Petit Nicolas, rumors are rife about the doctor and his syringe.

Geoffreythinks his new scent is veryclassy, but Le Petit Nicolas friends do not agree. At school, a worker is renovatingthe yard, and sows discord. Ifthe childrenare good, Nicholas's momhas promised themanapple pie. A mysterious gift is discovered inthe garage onNicholas's birthday. The friends surprise Matthew before his move. The pupils prepare a performance ofLittle Thumb and Puss inBoots for their families. A mischievous schoolboyins Paris learns life lessons withhelp fromhis precocious friends and eccentric parents.

Based onthe bestsellingbooks. Nicholas and his friends make a Le Petit Nicolas to get their ballback. Forced bytheir mothers to socialize, Nicholas and Cuthbert spend time together. Le Petit Nicolas finallyhas his dreambike, but he's not sure he canride it.

Embarrassed bytheir grades, Nicholas and Louise decide to runaway. Louise convinces Nicholas to playsoccer inthe vacant lot withher. Nicholas wants to give his momsome flowers, but thinks his friends willlaugh. Pretendingto be sick, Nicholas realizes it's no funto have to rest.

The Avengers Club flies to the aid ofMatthew, the dimwit. The friends meet inthe vacant lot to playa game ofsoccer, whichis a bad idea. A big surprise is waitingfor Nicholas onMary-Jane's birthday.

While lookingfor a lost watchinthe vacant lot, Nicholas discovers a frog. Mary-Jane and Louise get the boys' attention. Moucheboume, Nicholas's dad's boss, invites himselfto dinner. Nicholas and his friends decide to start a newspaper. Theyjust need a bigstory! The school organizes a Le Petit Nicolas. Who willwinthe moped? Disasters come one after the other onpicture day. Nicholas introduces his friends to chess, usinghis dad's prized set. The Avengers Club wants Cuthbert to payfor tellingonGeoffrey. Nicholas makes good use ofthe gift he received fromhis grandmother, a watch. Grandmother has had to move into Nicholas's house, muchto his dad's annoyance. Nicholas chooses somethingspecialas a reward for his good grades. A museumvisit becomes a disaster inthe porcelainroom.

Nicholas and Geoffreyplanned to fight, and thoughthey're not interested now, the crowd is. Asked bythe teacher to fetchchalk fromOld Spuds, Geoffreysteals one fromthe superintendent. The schoolis preparingfor a specialformer pupil. The teacher asks the pupils to bringinanobject that is dear to them.

Nicholas and Louise playcampinginanabandoned car inthe vacant lot. The childrenspyonMr. Goodmanwithbinoculars to identifyhis Le Petit Nicolas lover. Rufus's dad, a policeman, comes to teachthe childrenabout road safety. The Le Petit Nicolas is absent, so the childrenget to know her substitute. Maxhas just received a magic boxand wants to impress his friends.

Nicholas absolutelyhas to get the same mark as Cuthbert inmath.

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I was bored to the end. I dont Le Petit Nicolas I dont think that the humor init lost intranslationbecause there's a lot ofpeople that read the translated versionbut stillenjoyed it. I like to think that we have different sense ofhumor. Goodreads helps youkeep track ofbooks Le Petit Nicolas want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read CurrentlyReadingRead. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error ratingbook. Refresh and tryagain.

OpenPreview See a Problem? Details ifother :. Thanks for tellingus about the problem. Returnto Book Page. Get A Copy. Mass Market Paperbackpages. Published byFolio first published MarchLe Petit Nicolas More Details OriginalTitle. Le Petit Nicolas 1. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought ofthis book, please signup. To Le Petit Nicolas other readers questions about Le Petit Nicolasplease signup. Is this book to easyto understand for Englishstudents learningFrench?

Stone79 This is myfirst book read inFrenchand I recommend it to anyone learningthe language and wantingto go a bit further. I read it Le Petit Nicolas mykindle and th…more This is myfirst book read inFrenchand Le Petit Nicolas recommend it to anyone learningthe language and wantingto go a bit further. I read it onmykindle and the built-indictionaryand translationfeature helped at times where I felt a bit stuck.

Now lookingforward to part 2 less. See 2 questions about Le Petit Nicolas…. Lists withThis Book. CommunityReviews. ShowingAverage rating4. Ratingdetails. More filters. Sort order. Start your review ofLe Petit Nicolas. Nov29, MarielLe Petit Nicolas it it was amazing Recommends it for:myHobbes. Remember that time whenI punched youinthe nose?

And thenLe Petit Nicolas punched me inthe nose? And we allstarted cryingand theneverythingwas okayagain? Oct 10, MichaelFinocchiaro rated it it was amazingShelves:read-in-frenchclassicsfictionkids.

This is a classic collectionofstories inFrenchabout Nicolas and his inapt parents. Idyllic about life inthe late 50s and early60s, theyare fullof humour and tales ofLe Petit Nicolas up. View 1 comment. Apr 06, Mannyrated it liked it Recommends it for:People who want somethingeasy and funnyinFrench. Recommended to Mannyby:Mariel. Shelves:parody-homagefrenchwell-i-think-its-funnychildren.

Myfriend Alceste told me theyhad come fromthe year ina time machine, I asked Alceste what a time machine was but he was Le Petit Nicolas a sandwich, Alceste eats allthe time and his mouthis always fullso he pointed at Agnanand told me to ask him.

Agnanis top ofthe class and the teacher's pet, he's Le Petit Nicolas funbecause he wears glasses so youcan't Le Petit Nicolas himwhenMax And LiliVisit MySchoolTodaywhenI arrived at schooleveryone was veryLe Petit Nicolas because there were two new kids called Maxand Lili. Agnanis top ofthe class and the teacher's pet, he's no funbecause he wears glasses so youcan't hit himwhenyouwant to.

He started to tellme what a time machine was but it was kind ofboringso I went to look at the new kids. Maxis cool, he's reallygood at soccer and he also likes fighting, I said he could joinour gangand he said sure so now he's inmyLe Petit Nicolas too. At break I went to talk to his sister, usuallyI don't talk to girls because they're dumb and just playwithdolls and stuffbut Lililooked a bit like mycousinLouisette who is cool so I thought whynot.

Lilitold me allabout life init was reallyinteresting, she got chased bya pedophile and her uncle got Le Petit Nicolas injailand her dad lost his job and she hangs out a lot onthe Internet, I didn't know what the Internet was but Lilisays it's like a TV witha typewriter and she met another pedophile there.

Lilimeets a lot ofpedophiles, I asked her what theywere and she told me, it's kind ofgross Le Petit Nicolas reallyinteresting. After lunch, we had show and Le Petit Nicolas and Le Petit Nicolas asked me to talk about somethingand I explained about pedophiles but teacher wasn't happy, she looked reallytired and she told me to stand inthe corner. I don't know why. Anywayit was Lili's fault because she explained it to me, maybe she Le Petit Nicolas do it right and that's whyteacher got mad.

So at afternoonbreak I said she shouldn't tellme anymore Le Petit Nicolas and whydidn't I tellher about life inLilisaid fine and I said we fight a lot and we playsoccer and I had just learned how to smoke. I had a cigar I got frommyfriend and I said would she like to tryand she said yes please, so we went behind the bike shed and we tried smokingit. I coughed Le Petit Nicolas lot and I felt a bit sick, but Liliwas great and she could blow smoke out throughLe Petit Nicolas nose it was just like inthe movies. We had almost finished smokingthe cigar whenEudes came lookingfor us, Eudes is myfriend he's a good kid and verystrongand likes hitting everyone and he said Lili's momwas there withthe Le Petit Nicolas machine and theyhad to go back to So we came out and Lili's momwas talkingto mymom, and theyasked us ifwe had had funand learned usefulstuff, and I said I had learned what a pedophile was and Lilisaid she had learned to smoke, and mymomdidn't look happyand Lili's momdidn't look happyeither, and Lili's momsaid theyhad to Le Petit Nicolas right now and mymomsaid that was a good idea.

I hope Lilicomes back tomorrow, she is almost as coolas Louisette, ifLouisette doesn't want to marryme whenI grow up thenI willmarryLili instead. View all18 comments. I have fond memories ofreadingsome ofthese stories intheir originalformI think inmy10thgrade Frenchclass sadly, these are the ONLY fond memories Le Petit Nicolas have ofstudyingFrench!

Goscinny's endearinglynaughtylittle boys made a wonderfullyrefreshingchange fromthe forced profundities ofLe Petit Prince, to saynothingof the banalsociallives ofthe dopeylookingParisianteens who populated a text-book called "Nos Amis. So I always thought I'd like to go back and revisit Nicholas, perhaps eveninFrench, but this relativelyrecent and highlyLe Petit Nicolas produced English-language editionLe Petit Nicolas it easyand pleasant to be lazy.

Truthbe told, this time around, I might have found the stories to be more rewardingifI had had to work harder whenreadingthem. As it was, I found themamusing, but theyget a little repetitive. Most ofthe book I read aloud to myeight-year-old, who giggled a lot, but also asked me to stop readingsometimes, and skip Le Petit Nicolas the next chapter, because he gets a little anxious whenthings go wronginstories -- and these particular stories are not so subtle that he couldn't see that suchthings as playinghookyand smokinga purloined cigar were not goingto end well.

Infact, sometimes I felt distinctlyuneasymyselfwonderingwhat mysonmade ofallthe ofcheerfulpunches to the nose inthis book, and the regret at not beingable to whack the teacher's pet because ofhis glasses. Also Goscinnydoes so muchwinkingover Nicholas' head at the adult reader, who is clearlymeant to sympathize withthe overwhelmed teachers and parents, that one almost wonders ifit's meant for childrenat all.

So, to put it more succinctly, I enjoyed it, but amslightlyrelieved it's over. Well, no harminLe Petit Nicolas optimistic! Nov14, MetodiMarkov rated it it was amazingShelves:modernfavoritesfrenchread-on-frenchchildren-bookswith-english-reviewanthology. Review onEnglish, followed by the Bulgarianone. Amazingbook, wishthat more people willhave a chance to read it.

Because so manyadults have forgottenwhat is to be a kid and what is the waytheysee the world around us. Great illustrations as well! Dec 05, Kimrated it it was amazingShelves:frenchcomic-cartoons. Myfavorite metro book inFrance. I sometimes had to be reallyrefrainmyselffrom laughingout loud I got reallygood at disguisinglaughter witha cough. Mar 10, Melinda Thomsenrated it it was amazing. ReadingLe Petit Nicolas series was a great wayto improve myfluencyinFrench.

It was easyenoughto read for pleasure and the vocabularyrepeated enoughso I actuallylearned new words! I used these words inconversation withmyFrenchteachers and friends while I lived inFrance and theywere quite impressed because I was usingslang.

Since this book is writtenfor kids, it helped me learnthe language Le Petit Nicolas theydid. The sentences were quite easyLe Petit Nicolas translate and I got into the rhythmofthe ReadingLe Petit Nicolas series was a great wayto improve myfluencyinFrench. The sentences were quite easyto translate and I got into the rhythmofthe language. I also read passages fromthe book aloud to help me withmyaccent and speaking. I loved this little fellow. He is a good guywho gets into trouble rather often, so most ofus canrelate to him.

I read this book to review for the libraryI work at, and I Le Petit Nicolas just pulled it offthe shelfbecause Le Petit Nicolas liked the waythe cover looked. It's about a youngFrenchboy, Nicholas, and his schoolfriends.

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    Official Outdoor Media Sponsor

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