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Louis Pergaud’s classic French novel War of the Buttons is an entertaining and thought-provoking read for all ages. Published in 1912, the book tells the story of two rival gangs of young boys from neighboring villages in France. The children battle with each other by cutting off their buttons as a sign of victory, with each group trying to outwit and outplay the other. The novel has since been translated into several languages, including English, and has become a popular source for films and theatrical adaptations. It also serves as an important historical document that captures the spirit of childhood...

Arsene Lupin: Gentleman Thief is a classic novel by Maurice Leblanc, first published in 1905. In it, the titular character is a gentleman thief and master of disguise who uses his physical prowess, savviness, and good humor to outsmart the police and wealthy targets alike. It has become one of the most popular works of French literature and has inspired numerous other works of art and literature, including films and theater adaptations. The character of Arsene Lupin captures the imagination with his chivalry, wit, intelligence, and charm. He's a master of disguise who can easily blend into high society without...

Learning French can be a daunting endeavor, but it doesn't have to be. With the right tools and resources, anyone can become fluent in the language of love. One excellent way to learn French is with HypLern's Learn French with Fairy Tales—an innovative book available on Amazon that makes learning the language fun and easy.   Interlinear translation, listening and vocabulary practice The book uses classic fairy tales as the basis for teaching French. Each story has an interlinear translation available right under each line in the text so that readers learn important vocabulary and grammar as they enjoy their...

Learning French can be a daunting prospect for many, but it doesn't have to be. One way to make the process more enjoyable and engaging is to use literature as a means of language acquisition. Le Grand Meaulnes by the French author Alain-Fournier is one such book that can provide readers with an immersive experience in learning the French language.   Le Grand Meaulnes First published in 1913, Le Grand Meaulnes is a classic coming-of-age novel that follows the adventures of François Seurel, an orphaned teenager who moves to a small village in rural France. Along with him comes Augustin...

Is there any French interlinear material? If you're learning a language, the most important part is acquiring a large vocabulary. The only way to get a large vocabulary fast is by reading books. Hence for every language you can find graded readers. However, graded readers only feed you new words every so often. That's because there is a limit to people's capabilities of understanding obtuse foreign texts. If a beginner language learner just grabs any book, he'll have to look up words in a dictionary so often that the reading becomes a huge chore. Not so with interlinear texts. With...

Find here on our site! You can find free audio for almost all of our books on the internet, on sites like litteratureaudio.com. They have works from classic authors like Maupassant or Zola. For your ease we compiled the free audio and offer them for free on our site as well. Check out all the mp3s now under the French collection, click the link above. We will add more soon. For example, the audio for the book Arsene Lupin - Gentleman-Cambrioleur you still have to get here: http://www.litteratureaudio.com/livre-audio-gratuit-mp3/leblanc-maurice-arsene-lupin-gentleman-cambrioleur.html With your support we can create more interlinear language books and for books...

Find here on Amazon! Yet another French book I'm announcing that has been around for a few months now, the world famous classic Le Grand Meaulnes, now in interlinear format. That means we added an English translation to every French word, and idiom where necessary. Read and re-read the pages to memorize the chapter vocabulary and the French language structure. No need to look up words in a dictionary so stay immersed in the book. A fast and easy way to learn French, and fun as well. If you're an absolute beginner though, I recommend you start with Learn French with...