Georges Magazine 7 - 12 years old, N° Yeti

Head to the Himalayas with this issue full of adventures where we meet the “abominable snowman”, we follow an explorer and some mountaineers, we have fun with frozen games. 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 of YÉTI: - Original stories and comics: Professor Gérard Audie (aka Alex Géraudie) is back in Georges to the great delight of the magazine's young readers. In this new exciting and humorous course, he invites us to learn more about cryptozoology, the search for legendary animals... See you with a new episode of Cagoule et Lapin: “Le p’tit coulis”. This time Rabbit wants to prepare a yeti coulis. Cagoule is a little skeptical... The true story of Alexandra David-Néel, also called “lamp of wisdom”, great explorer of the Himalayas with multiple talents. Interview with Sylvain Dussans, a passionate guide-photographer, specializing in high-altitude hikes and observation of species such as wolves and Tibetan gazelles. -Games full of humor to learn while having fun and: Brrr it’s cold! The Yeti is a legendary creature said to live in Asia in the highest mountain range in the world. Go up there to decode the message of a snow leopard and find small mammals with very thick fur called Picas… Yeti, dahu, Loch Ness monster, bigfoot: a collection of cryptids to identify and a little imagination to develop. A group of climbers to watch. The Yeti first appeared in folk stories from Nepal, then several mountaineers believed they saw him, in the fog, during expeditions... Reality or Illusion? Ice cream sticks to add. The yeti is said to live at an altitude of about 6,000 meters, where it is on average -19 °C, the temperature of a freezer ;) And finally, the game of frosty words ... - Original and DIY creative activities: A pair of scissors, glue and a little skill to build a super yeti with crazy glasses! Building pretty paper snowflakes to celebrate winter. The making of a thermometer inspired by the -36°C temperatures on Mount Everest in January. The recipe for white truffles, which look like snowballs, yum. An experiment to turn water into ice…and it’s worth a look! With texts and illustrations by: Ariane Allard, Maxime Gueugneau, Rozenn Le Berre, Alexandre Géraudie, Fabien Roché, Cinta Fosch, Andréa Chronopoulos, Anne-Sophie Constancien, Carole-Anne Van Reeth Pablo Delcielo, Mince et Roux and Stéphanie Lasne.