Pea in six. 2nd edition, stereotypical. Arru-Vignio J.-F.

If you thought that Jean-Philippa Arru-Vignio ended funny and touching stories from childhood, then you, fortunately, were mistaken! The Sherbur family is so restless that their leprosy would be enough for twenty books. But for now, the seventh and last: the long-awaited continuation of the omelet with sugar, “flying cheese”, “barbecue from radishes” and other favorite collections.

Adventures in the Big Sherbourg family arise somehow by themselves, in The circumstances do not foresee anything at first glance. A trip to the library - what is not a reason for a detective plot with conspiracy elements? The secret manuscript of Jean B. One by one or two provokes such a battle with pillows and so thrilling socks that this children's room had not seen before. Even long winter evenings - and those are full of events, discoveries, inspiring and happy moments. Otherwise, it cannot be in the family where the six sons, each of the six boys, is called Jean, and dad is like the seventh Jean-rival, albeit a little older. Born in 1958), known to readers in the image of Jean B., does not nostalgic for the past, but turns his memories into the unique world of real childhood, where you want to return again and again. The France of the 1960s unexpectedly turned out to be as attractive and fascinating as Narnia or Middle-earth-and the details of the life of an ordinary person from the last century become an understandable and familiar environment for the most unusual adventures.

The whole series is decorated in the same style And Dominic Corbason (1958-2018) was illustrated. The light, caricature manner of the French artist echoes the mischievous style of the text and adds hilarious moments.