Georges Magazine 7 - 12 years old, Book No.

Fall opens on a studious note with BOOK! In this issue, a great comic strip in search of a lost book, a new episode of Cagoule and Lapin who are preparing a book party, The True Story of Jules Verne, lots of games to learn everything about the history of books and the variety of genres, creative activities around comics, a mishmash book and marbled paper as well as bonuses on the childhood reading favorites of the Maison Georges team. 100% illustrated and without advertising, Georges is a beautiful children's magazine which has given itself the mission of introducing young readers aged 7 to 12 to discover the world while having fun. Intelligent and very varied, each issue addresses a theme with originality and humor, encourages curiosity and creativity and offers children hours of leisure time. In this issue BOOK: - Original stories and comics: “The Lost Book” a comic by the author Clara Hervé tells the story of two friends, Lola and Alix. Passionate about books, they love spending time at the library. Until the day they lose their favorite book... and are terrified of the reaction of the mean library lady. Finally the story doesn't end so badly... In the new adventure of Cagoule and Lapin, our two funny friends decide to organize a book party. Ideas are flying to make this party… memorable! The true story of Jules Verne, a famous French writer who lived 150 years ago. He is the author of legendary adventure and science fiction novels around the world, such as Around the World in Eighty Days. In our new report, all the stages of creating a book from the initial idea to its reading... with the new Maison Georges: My name is Billy of the clouds by Eva Offredo. -Games full of humor to learn while having fun: Small games to discover the different genres of books The book has not always had the form it has today ... A journey through time to learn the great history of the book through the ages An immersion in the world of bookstores with the game of differences. HAS Originally, these were located in universities to provide manuscripts to teachers and students... Today, they are general or specialized. In “Au bout du conte” you will have to help Hortense Virgule, a famous writer and illustrator born in Georgesville, to finalize her new album in preparation… Being visually impaired and reading are not incompatible thanks to Braille which allows you to code and decode words. Joe will need help reading the title of his book! -Original and DIY creative activities: A pair of scissors, glue and a little skill to build a box containing 4 encyclopedias Let your imagination run wild to create a comic strip, invented in the 19th century. A quick DIY session to make a great mishmash book, to create funny characters by mixing different drawings. In the idea of the exquisite corpse invented by the surrealists... Time to lick your lips with the recipe... for chocolate fondue, a seasonal delicacy like in the famous story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Finally, a great experience to create a pretty and magical marbled paper And as a bonus, the favorite books, which marked the childhood of the Maison Georges team and the team of illustrators.trices as well as a little quiz :-) With texts and illustrations by: Ariane Allard, Maxime Gueugneau, Rozenn Le Berre, Clara Hervé, Fabien Roché, Anne-Sophie Constancien, Yeji Yun, Matthias Malingrey, Carole Barraud, Adèle Barbier, Mince & Roux and Stéphanie Lasne.