Book details
Asterix The Mansions of the Gods: Album #17
Description
Why not infiltrate the little Gaulish village by building a modern housing estate? That's the plan thought up by trendy Roman architect Squaronthehypotenus to help Caesar crush the indomitable Gauls. Will the villagers be tempted by the chance of making money when the first Roman tenants move in? And what about the Gauls' secret weapon. Roll up to see the Roman remains!
Age
9-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
48 pages
Book in series
#17
Why to read
- Cultural Enrichment: 'Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods' offers a humorous take on historical events and societal norms of ancient Gaul and Rome, providing readers with a fun way to learn about history and culture.
- Timeless Humor: The witty dialogue, puns, and satirical elements crafted by Goscinny are a testament to the timeless nature of the Asterix series, ensuring that readers of all ages will find something to laugh about.
- Artistic Enjoyment: The illustrations by Uderzo are not only iconic but also intricately detailed, offering a visual feast that complements the story and adds depth to the characters and their antics.
- Engaging Storytelling: This album introduces a clever plot involving Roman real estate schemes to conquer the indomitable Gauls, showcasing Goscinny's talent for crafting engaging and imaginative stories that keep readers hooked from start to finish.