Andrea Hirata
Paperback | Pages: 534 pages Rating: 4.19 | 24768 Users | 3111 Reviews
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| Title | : | Laskar Pelangi (Tetralogi Laskar Pelangi #1) |
| Author | : | Andrea Hirata |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 534 pages |
| Published | : | 2008 by Bentang Pustaka (first published 2005) |
| Categories | : | Novels. Fiction. Asian Literature. Indonesian Literature. Childrens. Cultural. Asia. Literature. Young Adult |
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| Original Title: | Laskar Pelangi |
| ISBN: | 9793062797 (ISBN13: 9789793062792) |
| Edition Language: | Indonesian URL http://www.mizan.com/index.php?fuseaction=buku_full&id=7062 |
| Series: | Tetralogi Laskar Pelangi #1 |
| Characters: | A Ling, Lintang, Ikal, Muslimah Hafsari, Harfan Effendy Noor, Floriana, Mahar |
| Setting: | Belitung(Indonesia) |
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Andrea Hiratas Rainbow Troops is both humbling and inspiring, a reminder that there is a lot we take for granted in this country which is a privilege in other, less fortunate places such as the right to free education. Written as homage to his elementary school teacher and classmates, the storys honesty and humour will warm your heart and leave you with a feeling of hope.Born the son of a miner on the tiny Indonesian island of Belitong, on the East coast of Sumatra, six-year-old Ikal knows theIt would be easy to be dismissive of this book: The Rainbow Troops is sentimental, moralistic and hagiographic. The unsubtle proselytising of Islam is irritating, the representations of people are like cardboard cut-outs, and the writing is very ordinary indeed.None of this prevented it from becoming a best-seller in Indonesia, where its theme of rich v. poor is a running sore. The pupils of a small rural school threatened with closure battle the rich and powerful, and they win. It makes people
Still best of the best
The Rainbow Troops is not only a fantastically written book, it also showed me that I can handle non-traditional narrative styles as long as theyre well written (for a time, I thought I could only read the traditional style).The Rainbow Troops follows the students at Muhammadiyah elementary school on Belitung, Indonesia. The school is at risk of closing down and the students and their two teachers must do their best to keep the school open.Thats the main goal of the book, but the book is
A heartbreaking tale of 10 students and 2 teachers and their fight to get a deserving education.
I don't know why but I am not as satisfied as others experienced. Andrea Hirata, the author wrote it in a good descriptive way. Unfortunately, I get bored. It talks about the education of students in remote area. An education for the poor, but the teachers teach that they don't have to feel shame due to their lack of financial status. To be confident. To stand up. To express. To actualize.It is a good topic, but I somehow get distracted with the way the author use the Latin names of plants. I
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