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René Goscinny
ISBN 9781510100466
Rs. 880
Orion Children's Books
Asterix and the Missing Scroll
Who it's for: children and fans of the Asterix series
Julius Caesar completes his memoirs of the Gallic Wars, but his publisher suggests omitting the embarrassing chapter detailing defeats by the unconquered Gauls of Armorica. When newsmonger Confoundtheirpolitix delivers the suppressed scroll to Asterix's village, the indomitable Gauls must act to ensure the true history of Caesar's campaigns is revealed.Why You Should Read? Experience a new adventure with Asterix, Obelix, and their village. Engage with a humorous story about historical revisionism and the pursuit of truth. Enjoy the iconic art and wit synonymous with the Asterix series. Discover how the Gauls thwart Caesar's attempt to rewrite history.
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- New adventure with Asterix and Obelix
- Humorous take on historical revisionism
- Iconic art and wit of the Asterix series
- Features newsmonger Confoundtheirpolitix
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Questions about this book
Who are the authors of this Asterix book?
The book is written by Jean-Yves Ferri and René Goscinny.
What is the main plot of the book?
Julius Caesar writes his memoirs but omits his defeats by the Gauls. A newsmonger delivers the suppressed scroll to Asterix's village, and the Gauls must act to reveal the true history.
Is this book part of the original Asterix series?
It is a new adventure featuring the classic characters, written by Jean-Yves Ferri, continuing the series.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores historical revisionism and the pursuit of truth in a humorous way.