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Les 14es Rendez-vous du Val de Loire patrimoine mondial se sont tenus à Tours le mercredi 20 novembre. Près de 300 personnes se sont déplacées pour...
Published on 20 August 2015 - Updated 16 July 2020
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The Centre-Loire Valley region and Mission Val de Loire are presenting this new volume in the comic strip collection for young people "Mystérieux Mystères insolubles”, halfway between documentary and fiction. The last volume in this series pays tribute to the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage. It will be launched officially during the European Heritage Days.
For a few days now, the River Loire has been breaking its banks.
Luckily the International and Zecret Zorganisation of Children who are Fed Up of Being Treated like Imbeciles (Z.I.Z.E.M.P.C.) is keeping an eye on it and sends Klutch, newly (not quite) qualified, to watch the phenomenon.
That's right, “La Terrrible Crue cruelle”, the 7th and final volume of the fabulous series of “Mystérieux Mystères insolubles”, takes place before the others.
"La TeRRRible Crue cruelle"
"L’atelier du poisson soluble" publications - September 2015
40 pages, €15
After exploring the Chinon region, Loiret and Briare canals, Loire châteaux and the city of Blois, today it's the whole of the Loire Valley that our dashing heroes unveil to children. In this album, water, stone, gardens and vines – the sources of the Loire Valley's wealth between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes-sur-Loire – show the importance of interactions between the river and its residents for over 2000 years, and which have made it possible to list as a World Heritage this truly outstanding site that we must pass down to future generations...
Signing sessions will be organised with the authors Grégoire Kocjan and Julie Ricossé when the book comes on sale:
Find out where other signing sessions are being held on the blog .
From September 2015, an exhibition showcasing the collection (6 self-hanging panels and 11 original plates) will be available at the Heritage Inventory Directorate, along with teaching packs for primary and secondary school teachers.
Bien reçu !
Nous vous répondrons prochainement.
L’équipe de la Mission Val de Loire.