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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://citruslibrary.worldcat.org/oclc/949761857 Title: Sa majesté des mouches = (Lord of the flies) : roman Author: William Golding; Lola Tranec Publisher: Paris : Gallimard, [1956] OCLC:949761857

  
  

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Sa majesté des mouches = (Lord of the flies) : roman

Author:	William Golding; Lola Tranec
Publisher:	Paris : Gallimard, [1956]
Series:	Du monde entier, clxix.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : FrenchView all editions and formats
Summary:	Une bande de garçons de six à douze ans se trouve jetée par un naufrage sur une île déserte montagneuse, où poussent des arbres tropicaux et gîtent des animaux sauvages. L'aventure apparaît d'abord aux enfants comme de merveilleuses vacances. On peut se nourrir de fruits, se baigner, jouer à Robinson.Mais il faut s'organiser. Suivant les meilleures traditions des collèges anglais, on élit un chef. C'est Ralph, qui s'entoure de Porcinet, «l'intellectuel» un peu ridicule, et de Simon.Mais bientôt un rival de Ralph se porte à la tête d'une bande rivale, et la bagarre entre les deux bandes devient rapidement si grave que Simon et Porcinet sont tués. Ralph échappe de justesse, sauvé par l'arrivée des adultes.  Read more...