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S’adapter, le roman d’une fratrie face au handicap

Emilie (@apprendre_francais) discute du roman touchant "S'adapter" de Clara Dupont-Monod. L'histoire d'une fratrie confrontée au handicap de leur frère, racontée par les pierres de leur maison. Un récit universel sur la différence, la tolérance et la famille. #litterature #podcastfrancais #handicap
Duration
18.8 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
2312 (705 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Cévennes
Disability
Family
France
Literature
Location
Novel
Social Issues
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Welcome to Passerelles, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French language learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as usual, I'd like to take a few minutes to ponder a question together.
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In each episode, I try to bring you different topics to explore.
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My goal is simply to share some food for thought and encourage you to ask yourself questions in French.
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If you listened to the latest episode, the one about different types of rest, you already know my favorite way to recharge my batteries is reading.
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I took advantage of the holidays to catch up on my reading, and I thought I'd tell you about the book that made the biggest impression on me.
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Before we dive into this new story together, I wanted to take a moment to wish you well. Now, I'm going to borrow a phrase from my grandfather. He always used to say that he didn't wish people a good year, but rather a better year. So, here's to a better year in 2024!
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This week, I'm going to talk about a novel that tells the story of a sibling relationship.
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Siblings refer to all the brothers and sisters within a family.
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This book tells the story of a child with disabilities who joins a family. The author, Clara Dupont-Monod, chose to tell this story from the siblings' perspective.
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You've probably experienced this before: when you hear siblings talk about the same event, sometimes it seems like they weren't even at the same place.
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Depending on our role in a family, we sometimes remember the same event differently.
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Here, the group will have to adapt to something unusual.
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Adapting. That's precisely what this novel is about.
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This week's question, the question this novel poses, is this:
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When you're forced to adapt to the unsuitable, who ends up being the most ill-suited? First, I'll delve a bit deeper into the story told in this novel, and then I'll try to explain what struck me most about it.
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And finally, we'll see that this book invites us to reflect, particularly on our relationship with what makes people different.
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First things first, let's dive into the story told in this novel.
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And to do that, I'm going to start by reading you a short excerpt from the summary.
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Adapting is the story of a different child, always lying down, with dark, dreamy eyes.

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