Title: Laskar Pelangi (Tetralogy 1) Author: customs officer by Andrea Hirata Publisher: LANDSCAPE T

Title: Laskar Pelangi (Tetralogy 1) Author: customs officer by Andrea Hirata Publisher: LANDSCAPE Thickness: 534 things Prints: The 12, November 2007
The strength of this book is its ability to create awareness with a sense that "all Indonesian" problems despite the appointment of a symptom universal.Pada any growth, there is always a niche that is not affordable and be victim. Today is a giant corporation that erode the socioeconomic structure of society, although once lifted into alignment customs officer with growth centers in other parts of the world. Corporations today to clean up the recipe Corporation Responsibility, minimize lameness. However, social inequalities or inequalities development corporation is certainly not just a mistake. He was just a social agent. How to organize development within the context of Indonesia, that's the problem.
In K. No large corporation called Country Tin Company. Prosperous, abundant, complete, in contrast with the public Belitong beyond. Can we pull this context by comparing it with large corporations such as Freeport, Inco, Unocal. Andrea Hirata social context to introduce the reader to the contrasts described in cryptic humor, poignant, yet sturdy.
Andrea Hirata's tetralogy is a novel memoirs: a record of memories that were originally not planned for publication. The first book in my hands is a mold of the 12th, November customs officer 2007. First launched in September 2005. Then can you imagine the commercial growth. Laskar Pelangi even being filmed in collaboration with Riri Riza and Mira Lesmana.
Together Ayat-Ayat Cinta, Laskar Pelangi's an encouraging phenomenon in the world of books in Indonesia. Excess story rainbow warriors than Ayat-Ayat Cinta is realism. Ayat-Ayat Cinta is more of a romantic idealization of religious figures dijewantahkan the protagonist who seems quite perfect. While the characters in Laskar Pelangi is real, even up to now are still alive.
In a ragged Muhammadiyah school almost collapsed, ten children Belitong knit village on the island of dreams, with all-round school potluck. One of the parents equip their children that led sewing customs officer pencil blue-red. One teacher teaches more than five subjects. Almost all of them are poor children, at best, a lowly employee at PN Timah. There is a Chinese religious Kebun Confucianism. They are not a child of the Tower of Babel, as the author mentions PN Timah covered wall that separates it from the outside world, which is full Gemah Ripah school facilities.
Indeed this narrative memoir chasing dreams struggle in poverty and inequality. Education is expensive and uneven, even to this day. Latitude Tersebutlah The Genius who end up being rude porters because of poverty. Figures which is the whip for the author. Each child is told to have potential: the intelligence is not always born in the midst of abundance. But fate plays one occasion.
Although this book has a strong compelling-you can see it's response, minimal blurb on the book-remains technically oversized. Chronological story rather vague. Not described in orderly whether the event occurred when the Rainbow Warrior customs officer was in grade school customs officer or junior high. Narrative sometimes skipping, although can still be enjoyed. Most disturbing to me is the conversations that uses the perspective of an adult (in this case from the perspective of the present Andrea). Feels awkward and unnatural. There is understandable if the narrative (not a dialogue) Andrea winded wide viewing angle adults who have been good at assessing, in academic terms-terms.
Compare how relates: Nh Dini in his childhood memoirs. Or Mark Twain in Huckleberry Finn and Tom Saywer. Consistent and natural. Mark Twain even be the 'I' customs officer in character customs officer but in the perspective of Huck Finn Huck Finn, Mark Twain was not the author. His novel also reach different ages: a novel about children who are also for adults with a natural narrative style without losing the compelling power and social criticism.
But as I said earlier, the strength of this book is the power gugahnya. A very inspiring book. I think the story is "very Indonesian" as it is more necessary customs officer than novels centric urban Jakarta, Indonesia in a landscape that is pursing big city hustle and bustle.
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