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Laskar Pelangi (Tetralogi Laskar Pelangi #1)

Andrea Hirata

Paperback | Pages: 534 pages

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Title	:	Laskar Pelangi (Tetralogi Laskar Pelangi #1)
Author	:	Andrea Hirata
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special 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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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

"I hated those children of the rich who threw away their esucation". This is a mostly autobiographical novel that reads like a memoir mixed slightly with a fable. The beginning was tough with surface descriptions and jumping around in time, and the characters remained mostly superficial with personalities defined only by what the narrator told us. However, it does give insight into another culture and it hits home on the value of education for education's sake, as well as how much most of it

I must be the only one with reservations about this book. I did like it but it did not reach my expectations. I was very aware that it was written from the perspective of an island boy but even when I reached the end paragraphs where the 'adult' was completing the story I felt cheated about what was left out of the novel.I studied Indonesian at University in the 1980's and travelled there several times. One aspect that fascinated me was the education of women there. It is a Muslim country and

This autobiographical book was unique in that most of it took place in a single classroom and in a short story format. That format worked well because the stories slowly became more complex as the characters matured. I found myself wanting to know more about the main character, especially in the first half so maybe that's why it took me awhile to get into. Still a good story about education in general and Indonesian history more specifically.

The Rainbow Troops is a remarkable debut novel by a young man who once promised his schoolteacher he would write a book in her honor. Inspired by Hirata's own childhood experiences on the tiny, isolated island of Belitong, on the east coast of Sumatra, this is the poignant story of ten young children from among the islands poorest families, and their struggle to gain the education they are guaranteed under Indonesian law.On his first day at Belitong's only free school, Muhammadiyah Elementary,



Average story. The story about poverty education of students in the remote area. But the plot is not impressive to me. The book doesnt focus on a particular person, but the whole student body. That makes it a little confusing when I read it. Moreover, The author doesnt focus on the teachers who play a vital role like teacher Mus and Hafan. Nevertheless, Story-telling is very detailed.