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René Goscinny
ISBN 9780752866215
Rs. 880
Orion Children's Books
Asterix the Legionary
Who it's for: children aged 9-12 and fans of Asterix comics
Asterix and Obelix embark on a daring mission when they learn that Tragicomix, a young man, has been forcibly conscripted into the formidable Roman Legion. To find and rescue him, the indomitable Gauls enlist as legionaries themselves, leading to their unique brand of chaos and hilarity within the disciplined ranks of Rome's military, culminating in a memorable clash far from home.Why You Should Read? Experience a quintessential Asterix adventure, packed with witty dialogue and slapstick humour. Witness Asterix and Obelix hilariously disrupt the structured world of the Roman military. Enjoy the iconic storytelling of René Goscinny and the vibrant artwork of Albert Uderzo. A timeless tale exploring themes of friendship, courage, and standing up to authority.
Highlights
- Classic Asterix adventure by René Goscinny
- Features witty dialogue and slapstick humor
- Asterix and Obelix disrupt the Roman military
- Themes of friendship, courage, and defiance
- Part of the beloved Asterix series
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Questions about this book
What is the plot of Asterix the Legionary?
Asterix and Obelix learn that a young man named Tragicomix has been forced into the Roman Legion. They enlist as legionaries themselves to rescue him, causing chaos and hilarity in the Roman ranks.
Who is the author of this book?
The book is written by René Goscinny, with artwork by Albert Uderzo, though the input only mentions Goscinny as the author.
Is this book part of a series?
Yes, it is part of the Asterix series, as indicated by the subject 'series:Astérix'.
What age group is this book suitable for?
It is categorized as a children's book, specifically for grades 3-4, so it is suitable for children around ages 8-10.
What are the main themes of the story?
The story explores themes of friendship, courage, and standing up to authority, all wrapped in humor.