by Michèle Kahn · Pocket Jeunesse · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782266067591
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«Un ordinateur pas ordinaire» is a children's book by Michèle Kahn, published by Pocket Jeunesse in paperback (137 pages, in French).
Frank spends a few days at his uncle Pierre's house, a computer scientist who has created a computer called Tetaclac to take care of daily life. The machine runs the house, but it only knows how to do what it has been programmed to do; hence comic situations arise that portray with humor the relationship between people and technology.
The work was originally published in 1983 and reprinted in 1990 in the «Aux quatre coins du temps» collection by Bordas. This edition is from 1995.
Recommended for young French-speaking readers aged 10 and up who want to get into reading with a short, humorous story.
Michèle Kahn is a French writer who later lived in Strasbourg and currently in Paris. She first wrote books for the young, and mainly addressed the adult public from 1997. Her novels, strongly anchored in history and very documented, often inspired by the adventures of the Jewish people, draw readers around the world.
