About the Author
René Goscinny
ISBN 9780752866314
Rs. 880
Orion Children's Books
Asterix in Spain
Who it's for: children aged 9-12 and fans of Asterix comics
Asterix and Obelix embark on a new adventure to the Iberian Peninsula when the Romans capture the troublesome son of a local Spanish chieftain. Their mission to rescue the young hostage, Pepe, from a Roman camp leads them across the country, encountering unique local customs and a few unexpected challenges along the way.Why You Should Read? Experience a classic Asterix adventure brimming with humor, cultural satire, and vibrant illustrations. Follow Asterix and Obelix as they navigate Roman-occupied Spain and its distinctive traditions. Enjoy the witty dialogue and imaginative storytelling from the renowned duo, Goscinny and Uderzo. Discover a lighthearted take on history as Asterix seemingly invents the art of bullfighting.
Highlights
- Classic Asterix adventure by René Goscinny
- Set in Roman-occupied Spain
- Features humor and cultural satire
- Vibrant illustrations
- Includes a lighthearted take on the invention of bullfighting
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Questions about this book
Who are the main characters in this book?
The main characters are Asterix and Obelix, along with a young Spanish boy named Pepe, the son of a local chieftain.
What is the setting of the story?
The story is set in the Iberian Peninsula, which is under Roman occupation at the time.
What is the main plot?
Asterix and Obelix must rescue Pepe, a troublesome boy, from a Roman camp and return him to his father, leading to various adventures across Spain.
Is this book suitable for young readers?
Yes, it is categorized as a children's book, specifically for ages 9-12, and is part of the Asterix series known for its humor and adventure.
Does the book include any historical or cultural elements?
Yes, it features cultural satire and a humorous take on history, including a scene where Asterix seemingly invents bullfighting.