Wind in the Willows 3: The Great Escape

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1st English Edition

By Kenneth GRAHAM
Adapted & illustrated by Michel Plessix
287 x 217 mm. 32pp ~Suitable for: 8+ years.
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While Rat and Mole take a well deserved rest, Toad dwells in a dank jail. For having madly loved the motorcar, the unfortunate Toad is condemned to 20 years in prison ... And as Mole says, '20 years is a long time, especially for an amphibian!' But our animal friend has a trick up his sleeve. Thanks to his irresistible charm, thanks to his exceptional intelligence, and especially thanks to his immense generosity, Toad escapes and gets caught up in a high-speed chase. But to become truly free, he has to make a sacrifice - and what a sacrifice! What he holds most dearly: his dignity.

Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows is a treasure of British literature that has already been brought to screen and now has its first ever comic book interpretation. His colourful characters, his inimitable zaniness and his love of nature shine through on every page and have fascinated countless readers of all ages ... amongst whom was Michel Plessix, the author of this tender and lively adaptation.

(9781905460021)