Lancelot. A boy with the name of the knight. Victor Push

A fascinating, light, witty book of the modern French writer Viktor Push. Readers who love stories about the life of their contemporaries, and those who prefer books about valiant knights and beautiful princesses, will like.

Lancelot is our contemporary: he is 11 years old, and he studies in the sixth grade of an ordinary Parisian school. He is already used to the fact that he is always and everywhere asking about his name. But for some reason, right now, he himself is becoming interested in himself: what if it is not without reason? Suddenly he really is a real valiant knight? To answer this question, he has to go through real trials. A knightly tournament, meetings with a wizard, fairy and a monster, searching for a way out of a mirror maze. But the main thing is that he needs to save his lady of the heart, the most beautiful girl in the world, who, of course, studies with him in the same class, and solve the riddle of her sudden disappearance.

A large font, a fascinating plot and expressive pictures make this book an ideal choice for independent reading by children from 9 years old and older.

The book "Lancelot. A boy with the name of the knight ”entered the series #Reading - these are books about everything that is important and interesting to you here and now. They are about you and people like you.

for whom this book:

for children from 9 years old.

Book features:

The stunning illustrations of the kilofer, from which medieval miniaturists would be delighted.

A dictionary, specially written by a translator, will help to better navigate in the realities of knightly novels.

how to read the book:

You can read the book, get carried away with chivalrous novels, revise a bunch of films about King Arthur, play with friends in noble knights and beautiful princesses.

from the author:

At twelve years, I first discovered Lancelot as a character, and he immediately seized me and my imagination. Then I re -read books about him at twenty. Then at twenty -five, and then re -read it constantly. And each time with pleasure from the complete adventures of the narrative that captured the key stages of life search. They are full of action, but also thoughts about life, love - in its purest form.

Because I conceived my Lancelot as a modern knightly novel, a sparkling novel about love and growing up.

Everything that happens with Lancelot can be perceived immediately as the difficulties that a sixth grader faces in the new team, just starting to know love, and as knightly adventures with exploits worthy of a round table. I tried to draw both lines in parallel: realistic accuracy and the magical spirit of adventure. An exciting, light, witty book of the modern French writer Viktor Push. Readers who love stories about the life of their contemporaries, and those who prefer books about valiant knights and beautiful princesses, will like.

Lancelot is our contemporary: he is 11 years old, and he studies in the sixth grade of an ordinary Parisian school. He is already used to the fact that he is always and everywhere asking about his name. But for some reason, right now, he himself is becoming interested in himself: what if it is not without reason? Suddenly he really is a real valiant knight? To answer this question, he has to go through real trials. A knightly tournament, meetings with a wizard, fairy and a monster, searching for a way out of a mirror maze... But the main thing is that he needs to save his lady of the heart, the most beautiful girl in the world, who, of course, studies with him in the same class, and solve the riddle of her sudden disappearance.

A large font, a fascinating plot and expressive pictures make this book an ideal choice for independent reading by children from 9 years old and older.

The book "Lancelot. A boy with the name of the knight ”entered the series #Reading - these are books about everything that is important and interesting to you here and now. They are about you and people like you.

for whom this book:

for children from 9 years old

Book features:

The stunning illustrations of the kilofer, from which medieval miniaturers would be delighted

A dictionary specially written by a translator will help to better navigate in the realities of knightly novels

how to read the book:

You can read the book, get carried away with chivalrous novels, revise a bunch of films about King Arthur, play with friends in noble knights and beautiful princesses.

from the author:

At twelve years, I first discovered Lancelot as a character, and he immediately seized me and my imagination. Then I re -read books about him at twenty. Then at twenty -five, and then re -read it constantly. And each time with pleasure from the complete adventures of the narrative that captured the key stages of life search. They are full of action, but also thoughts about life, love - in its purest form.

Because I conceived my Lancelot as a modern knightly novel, a sparkling novel about love and growing up.

Everything that happens with Lancelot can be perceived immediately as the difficulties that a sixth grader faces in the new team, just starting to know love, and as knightly adventures with exploits worthy of a round table. I tried to draw both lines in parallel: realistic accuracy and the magical spirit of adventure.