Asterix v2: “Asterix and the Golden Sickle”
Asterix and Obelix journey to the big city of Lutetia, also known as Paris. They need to buy a Golden Sickle for the Druid Getafix, but the best maker of them has gone missing.
Asterix and Obelix journey to the big city of Lutetia, also known as Paris. They need to buy a Golden Sickle for the Druid Getafix, but the best maker of them has gone missing.
A Parisian detective fights the system before getting caught up in a much larger case. Fred Simon’s beautiful art will remind you of Art Adams and Guy Davis.
“Milo’s World” is a book that you can read right after “Harry Potter” and “Amulet” and whatever else Scholastic is publishing these days. It’s a beautiful fantasy tale with a youthful cast.
In 2018, I will review all of the Asterix albums Albert Uderzo drew, in order. 35 books in 52 weeks or less. And more!
And so it begins… Goscinny and Uderzo come together to tell the tale of the Gaulish village that held strong against Roman invasion. The Romans send in a spy and hilarity ensues.
Coming up with a Top Ten list for 2017 was a tough task, and a lot of great books just barely missed it. Here’s where the final cuts were made. These are the runners-up.
Valentine is having a bad week. A very bad week. And then the boy she pines over notices her and things start looking up. Teenage hijinks, manga, and handball — this is “Valentine.”
“Valentine” is a high school drama piece, starring a likable girl whose unrequited crush doesn’t know she’s there, and whose friends are a mix of troubles.
After reading more than 125 Franco-Belgian albums this year, I’ve arrived at list of ten series or books that I enjoyed the most. You get crime, drama, mystery, romance, science fiction, fantasy, western, pirates, thriller, and humor.
The kids meet up with a large group of kids who’ve moved in to a pirate theme park, complete with a leader who is — well, questionable. Rabid dogs, killer sharks, water rides: this one has it all!