Book details
Iznogoud and the Jigsaw Turk (Volume 11) (Iznogoud, 11)
Description
Imagine a puzzle. A magic puzzle. It features the head of a Turk, it's big and complicated, and when you finish assembling it, the person you think about at that moment is smashed into a thousand pieces! Now, imagine how many ways things can go wrong if Iznogoud of all people tries to use that puzzle, hmm? Sirens, shrinking potions, magic calendars. All fantastic opportunities for disasters to occur - and hilarity to ensue.
Age
0-17
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
48 pages
Book in series
#11
Why to read
- Engaging Humor: 'Iznogoud and the Jigsaw Turk' is written by René Goscinny, who is also known for co-creating the 'Asterix' series. His trademark humor is evident in this volume, making it an entertaining read for both children and adults.
- Classic Comic Series: The 'Iznogoud' series is a classic in the world of comics, and reading Volume 11 allows fans to continue following the misadventures of the infamous Grand Vizier Iznogoud, whose sole ambition is to become Caliph instead of the Caliph.
- Cultural References: This particular volume, like others in the series, is filled with cultural references and historical parodies that can provide readers with a humorous take on history and society, all while enjoying a light-hearted story.
- Artistic Style: The illustrations by Jean Tabary are a key part of the 'Iznogoud' series' charm. His detailed and expressive drawings complement Goscinny's writing perfectly, making 'Iznogoud and the Jigsaw Turk' a visual treat as well as a narrative one.