For anyone interested in learning writing / storytelling:
Replying to @mosttriggering
What are some books/authors you have found were good for studying writing and storytelling?
Tom–Tom et Nana is one of my favorite cartoons. Eventually I will get the books! I also watch the French version of Curious George translated into George le petit singe. Lucky Luke is one I have not read before but know about.
I like Elif Shafak. I also notice that U.K. books have way nicer book covers. Look how cheap the U.S. edition looks compared to U.K. I am not buying a book with that kind of cover, no.
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I will never stop giggling every time I see this book cover
I found an elephant in Tintin 😭😭♥️🐘
Also, super hilarious panel. The dog, Milou, is telling all the others, “Yes, I was fed up with leading a monotonous life. So, I have decided to go hunt lions.”
I used to have a friend who sang this to me and I listened to her recording over and over while wondering if dreams do come true. The song was new to me but it meant so much. I would want to change the lyrics to “the lover, the dreamer—in me.”
youtube.com/watch?v=NrQ9sH_x…
Replying to @mtaylorwrites @Briellefine
Oh you are right! I found that same page 21 in my Volume 1. Which story is the panel in color?
I was just flipping through Tintin in Congo and saw all the elephants and giraffes. They are my favorite animals! I will have to read this before all the others😁😁
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The inside looks like this. The box set doesn’t have the cover art unfortunately. One day I am going to the Tintin museum and getting the albums individually 😁😁
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Replying to @mtaylorwrites @Briellefine
Oh wow! I started reading that recently! I heard that is the story right before the one with the whale on the cover, is that right? My favorite is Le Lotus Bleu. Well, that could be because it’s the first and only story I finished so far 🥰
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