The Adventures of Tintin
by Hergé (Georges Prosper Remi)
Translated by Michael Turner and Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper
Interest age: 7 to 8
Reading age: 9+
Published by Farshore, 2015
About this book
Resourceful junior reporter Tintin embarks on a series of exciting international adventures, accompanied by his faithful dog Snowy, in this favourite series. Be sure to look out for other familiar characters such as Captain Haddock, the disaster-prone Thomson twins, and inventor Professor Calculus. Told in zippy comic strip-style, these entertaining, action-packed stories offer much to appeal to young readers. The meticulously-drawn pictures tell much of the story, in combination with a simple and engaging text.
This latest set of collections sees the full range of Hergé's classic made readily available to a new generation of children.
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What to read next
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