ASTERIX IN BRITAIN. GOSCINNY-UDERZO

During the meeting the group talked about the comics The Adventures of Asterix in general, these famous stories about a village of indomitable Gauls that resist Roman occupation. The Asterix series is one of the most popular Franco-Belgian comics in the world, with the series being translated into over 100 languages, and it is popular in most European countries.

It’s an excellent example of friendship. Both are quite stubborn and sometimes argue angrily during their adventures, since they usually have two very different visions of what should be done. However, always, without exception, they end up approaching their positions, merging in a hug to turn the page and move on together. A great message: The irreducible Gauls did not use the power of their magic potion to reconquer their country; they use their power so that no one passes over them.

Eva Dios.

THE LITTLE PRINCE. A. SAINT-EXUPERY

Moral allegory and spiritual autobiography, The Little Prince is the most translated book in the French language. Technically, this book is suitable for any age, children and adults, but I doubt that most would completely understand it for children. It is said that this book should be read 3 times in one's life: as a child, as a young adult and as an older adult because as we grow older our perspective changes, and thus we become able to appreciate things in different ways.

I'd say the group of teenagers of the club enjoyed this book a lot, especially because there are many themes in the book that are relative to love and friendship, and everyone but especially teenagers give purpose and meaning to theirs lives through the relationships that they form. Also, the students connect with the idea present in many parts of the book that adult people are preoccupied with things of little real value and we become less creative and imaginative, as we get older. For these reasons, I really recommend this book to anyone who wants to enjoy and think about what it is important.

Eva Dios.