Asterix Tome 29 : Asterix And The Secret Weapon

Abraracourcix est furibard : César s’est permis de dire que de tous les peuples de la Gaule, les Belges sont les plus braves. Pire, les terribles Gaulois ne font même plus peur aux nouvelles recrues du camp de Laudanum…Baluchon à l’épaule, le chef, accompagné d’Astérix et Obélix, se rend sur le champ en Belgique. Là, il jette un défi aux Belges : le peuple le plus brave sera celui qui détruira le plus grand nombre de camps romains. Et voilà César désigné arbitre d’un duel historique !

Astérix chez les Belges (Astérix, #24)

Les Collines Noires (Lucky Luke, #21)

La potachologie ; histoire naturelle du potache

Asterix et la Rentree Gauloise

The 34th album - the first for four years - is the highlight of Asterix's 50th anniversary celebrations.

ASTERIX AND OBELIX''S BIRTHDAY - THE GOLDEN BOOK

Following on from the publication of "Nicholas", "Nicholas Again", "Nicholas on Holiday" and 'Nicholas and the Gang", this is the equally funny and charming fifth title in this well-loved series of books, now available to English-speaking children all over the world. In "Nicholas in Trouble", the gang sell raffle tickets for good cause, learn how to cross the road safely and bring all kinds of interesting things to school, to the surprise and consternation of their long-suffering teacher. In "Nicholas", Goscinny and Sempe have created an archetypal schoolchild whose world of mishaps, confusions and downright naughtiness are sure to raise a smile, whatever the age of the reader.Written between 1959 and 1965, these classic books are loved by readers around the globe and offer not only a hilarious and entertaining read, but a vivid description of French life and culture. Though clearly set in a more innocent past, the charming world conjured up in this book is instantly familiar, full of situations almost everyone who has ever been seven years old can relate to without any trouble at all: being made to write thank-you letters, having to endure older relatives who keep insisting on giving you a kiss, and all those arguments with your friends that seem like the most important thing in the world one day, and are happily forgotten the next.Considered classics and available in twenty-six languages, the Nicholas stories delight both children and adults, and are regularly used as teaching materials by primary and junior school teachers. Firmly established as a literary cult figure, the sublimely innocent Nicholas has already charmed millions of readers world-wide since these books were first published over forty years ago. "Nicholas in Trouble" was translated from the original French by the award-winning Anthea Bell, who also helped to bring "Asterix the Gaul" to the English-speaking world.

Asterix Tome 29 : Asterix And The Secret Weapon

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