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René Goscinny
ISBN 9780752847733
Rs. 880
Orion Children's Books
Asterix and the Great Divide
Who it's for: Fans of Asterix and new readers of comic adventures
In 'Asterix and the Great Divide,' a village is torn in half by the feuding fathers of two star-crossed lovers, Histrionix and Melodrama. As their community suffers from this deep division, the young couple calls upon Asterix, Obelix, and Getafix to help bridge the rift and restore unity.Why You Should Read? Explore themes of division, unity, and resolution through classic Asterix humor. Enjoy a standalone adventure featuring the beloved characters Asterix, Obelix, and Getafix. Experience a heartwarming story about overcoming differences with wit and a touch of magic. A perfect addition for fans of the Asterix series and new readers alike.
Highlights
- Part of the classic Asterix series by René Goscinny
- Features beloved characters Asterix, Obelix, and Getafix
- Standalone adventure exploring division and unity
- Published by Orion Children's Books in 2002
- 48 pages of comic strip storytelling
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Questions about this book
Is this a standalone story or do I need to read other Asterix books first?
It is a standalone adventure, so you can enjoy it without prior knowledge of the series.
Which characters appear in this book?
The main characters are Asterix, Obelix, and Getafix, along with the young lovers Histrionix and Melodrama.
What is the main plot?
A village is split in half by the feuding fathers of two lovers, and the couple asks Asterix and friends to help restore unity.
What age group is this book suitable for?
It is categorized as children's literature, suitable for young readers.