Tartarin Of Tarascon and Tartarin On The Alps

Join Tartarin, the lion-hunter of Tarascon, on his hilarious adventures in Alphonse Daudet's classic stories, "Tartarin of Tarascon" and "Tartarin on the Alps." A figure of great enthusiasm but questionable skill, Tartarin embodies the charming follies of human nature.

In "Tartarin of Tarascon," we follow his quixotic quest to Algeria in search of lions, encountering colorful characters and laugh-out-loud situations along the way. "Tartarin on the Alps" sees our hero tackling the formidable Swiss Alps, with equally amusing and improbable results. Daudet's witty prose and satirical eye bring these tales to life, offering a delightful exploration of bravado, imagination, and the eternal clash between dreams and reality.

This edition brings together two of Daudet's most beloved works, showcasing his talent for creating memorable characters and capturing the spirit of 19th-century France. A timeless read, "Tartarin of Tarascon and Tartarin on the Alps" is sure to entertain readers of all ages with its blend of humor and adventure.

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