

Author: Hergé
ISBN: 0316358142
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company/1991
Pages: 64
Continued from The Secret of the Unicorn, this album introduces Professor Cuthbert Calculus, who is very deaf but so ingenious. Thomson and Thompson too join them in the treasure hunt.
With rollicking adventure they do find the Unicorn but no treasure! However, in the later part they do find the treasure in an unexpected place.
With the usual humour, Tintin and Captain make a great team. Professor Calculus endears himself to us and we can never tire of Thomson and Thompson's stupidity. With beautiful art work, this album to, is a keeper like all others.
And at least, my reading slump disappeared for a while!
Sometimes you just need a book like this! My son loves Tintin.
ReplyDeleteI loved Tintin as a kid, and Red Rackham's Treasure was one of my favorite episodes. The books had been made into cartoons and I watched every chance I got.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memory--will have to find and read this! (piratical "Aarrgh!")
I think I have never read TinTin extensively.
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves Astrix and asks me to read it... :)
And I read Calvin and Hobbes lol!