Gargantua after Gargantua by François Rabelais

Large texts at child height: this illustrated collection provides a first look at the great classical authors. The story, simplified, however remains faithful to the original text. Extract: Every day, Gargantua grew in strength and size. He had a good round head extended by eighteen fat chins. Soon he was taken for a ride in an ox-drawn cart and, if he cried, they brought him a drink.