Le royaume de Kensuké
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- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Michael Morpurgo
- ISBN：2075103763
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Summary
Alors qu'il fait le tour du monde à la voile avec ses parents， Michael tombe à la mer。 Lorsqu'il reprend connaissance， il se retrouve avec sa chienne sur une île perdue au milieu du Pacifique ！ Comment survivre sans nourriture et sans abri ？ Mais l'île n'est pas déserte et un mystérieux inconnu semble veiller sur Michael。 C'est le début d'une aventure que n'oubliera jamais le jeune garçon。。。
Reviews
charlotte
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i remember nothing about this book only the fact i was 9 years old and cried in class lmao
Amelie Thompson
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Great little book， I read to in primary so I was really nice reading it again
Stefan
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It was a children’s book but it still made me cry。 I definitely recommend this if you want to read a short and good story。 It literally took my like 2 hours to read， and I’m a slow reader。
L
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Nice quick read， probs 3。5 stars but imma round down this timeEnjoyed it more as a kid but then again that's the target audience Nice quick read， probs 3。5 stars but imma round down this timeEnjoyed it more as a kid but then again that's the target audience 。。。more
Rebecca Fuller
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Having read this book in primary school and coming back to it now ready to assist in teaching it I remember just how much I love it。 Morpurgo really does just have a way with words and draws you in - a very good book for any age
Eden
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Really good！ 🤩
Abdullah Albalushi
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I am reading this book in school it is fun to read
Aleck
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Not my style but good book。
Chyna Richardson
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Childhood story that never gets old。
kas ♥
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forever one of my favourites 💗
Neha
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It is a good adventure book 😄
Anabela Ramos
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I simply love Morpurgo's books: they are easy for kids to read， they seem real enough to keep me glued to the book but fictional enough to make me daydream about never-ending possibilities！ I simply love Morpurgo's books: they are easy for kids to read， they seem real enough to keep me glued to the book but fictional enough to make me daydream about never-ending possibilities！ 。。。more
Michael Deloford
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All is not right with the world。 Mum and dad have lost their jobs at the local brickworks along with hundreds of others。 There is little work in the area for them and times are tough。 They have lost the happiness and joy from their lives and Dad is particularly troubled。 He decides to make a decision for all the family that will change their lives forever， but not in the way they think。 Having been asked to read the first chapter of this for English class at University， I couldn't put it down an All is not right with the world。 Mum and dad have lost their jobs at the local brickworks along with hundreds of others。 There is little work in the area for them and times are tough。 They have lost the happiness and joy from their lives and Dad is particularly troubled。 He decides to make a decision for all the family that will change their lives forever， but not in the way they think。 Having been asked to read the first chapter of this for English class at University， I couldn't put it down and ended up devouring the book in one sitting。 Whilst it is primarily aimed at the younger reader， the story is magnificently written and opens up plenty of opportunity for reflection。 At the heart of the story Michael has to deal with a range of emotions and feelings that cause conflict internally that he must not only deal with but live with daily as well。 。。。more
Caroline Crossland
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A children’s book but a fabulous read for all ages。 A sensitive and emotive story of friendship， isolation and survival which really touched me。 I am still thinking about this story and the concept behind it， I won’t give anything away here， suffice to say it has fascinated me。 The true masterpiece was the poignant ending。 Michael Monpurgo writing at its very best。 I highly recommend this for any age group。
William Norton
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 One of my favourite books of all time。 I really liked the survival story on the island。 At the start Kensuke did not want anyone on his island， but then he met Michael and he healed him after a jellyfish sting。 And then after Kensuke taught Michael and Michael taught Kensuke English。
Tartdus
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Jag collar gamlingen。
Dave Gibbons
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An enjoyable， fast paced 'Boy's Own' adventure， which could appeal to children and adults alike。 Michael is lost at sea and （somewhat fortuitously） survives with the help of a mysterious， desert island bound elderly man。 They begin a difficult relationship of interloper and landlord， but this relationship softens and they become friends in an interchangeable teacher/student system。 Kensuke sees his troubled past in the boy， replacing bad but fading memories of his own son with Michael （'Micasan' An enjoyable， fast paced 'Boy's Own' adventure， which could appeal to children and adults alike。 Michael is lost at sea and （somewhat fortuitously） survives with the help of a mysterious， desert island bound elderly man。 They begin a difficult relationship of interloper and landlord， but this relationship softens and they become friends in an interchangeable teacher/student system。 Kensuke sees his troubled past in the boy， replacing bad but fading memories of his own son with Michael （'Micasan' to the Japanese） while the youngster， believing his own parents lost， teaches Ogawa san to speak English， in a symbiotic relationship; the classic reversal of Vygotsky's theory of social constructivism， as language and culture collide to inform both parties of knowledge neither had before they met。 Each keep the other's spirits up， when hope seems lost at times。 The story is told in waves of colliding emotions through the eyes of an eleven year old Michael via his diary entries， and an adult Michael through his recollection of the events after his ten year promise of silence to Kensuke has been exhausted。 This written style gives access to older child and adult alike， a well spaced out textual arrangement of the book doesn't overwhelm the reader， and some illustrative cameos provide visual stimulation。 As with any fantastic story， there are moments of disbelief; are we to believe that Kensuke is the only survivor from his wartime ship， or that Michael can survive being thrown overboard， along with his dog， to be collected by his parents after a year-long search？ However， it would be churlish of me to let this denigrate what is a charming story of adventure， trust， faith and family， particularly as - selfishly - it mentions gibbons， my surname， so often。 。。。more
bookwormsophia
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I love Kensukes kingdom it is such an inspiring story and I love how all of his stories are based on real life happenings in the world
Mrs Walsh
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All I can say is WOW！ WOW！ WOW！ From the moment I picked it up I just couldn’t put it down。 I think I’ve been through every possible emotion while reading this。 I can now understand why the Year 6 teacher in my school uses this book every year！
Book-Nook
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Niente da dire， adoro questo libro 📙 💛
Caroline
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My 11yo daughter is reading this for school and after reading the back cover I decided to read it too。 It’s a lovely story and I would have loved to read more of the adventures of Micasan and Kensuke together。 I’m so happy I decided to read this and now I can help her with her homework too！！！
Ishrak chowdhury
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B
Nina Spence
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Reasonable， with quite a few guided reading and writing ideas， but it has its faults。
Kristen Jordan
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Such a good story。 I loved it all。 Even the god cry I got at the end。 The kind where you cry and smile at the same time。
Natalie Lee
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A weeper， in the best possible way。
Robyn Pager
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This was one of my favourite books growing up！ It's treasure island-esque （getting stranded on a lost island） but for children （I read it in year six/10 years old） but honestly the story has always stuck with me and I'll be forcing my future kids to read it too！ This was one of my favourite books growing up！ It's treasure island-esque （getting stranded on a lost island） but for children （I read it in year six/10 years old） but honestly the story has always stuck with me and I'll be forcing my future kids to read it too！ 。。。more
Aurora
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So emotional at the end！ I love this book！
Kas
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This was a delightful tale of adventure and coming of age， very Robinson Crusoe kind of tale
Heather C Gibbs
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Read this over time， with breaks， with my 9 year old daughter at bedtime。 Such a lovely story， almost made me cry！ You get totally drawn into the book and the characters。
Karen O'Shaughnessy
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For all ages。 I read this to my boys a chapter a night。 We were spell bound！ Great story for all ages。 Mine for 7 & 6。 But honestly she range could go higher。 Love it as an adult。
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Le royaume de Kensuké
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Le royaume de Kensuké&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Le royaume de Kensuké&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0