Le Secret de la Licorne
Ratings23
Average rating4.5
En fouillant le grenier, le capitaine Haddock retrouve la trace de son ancêtre, le chevalier de Haddoque. Ce légendaire loup des mers s'est rendu célèbre par ses déboires avec le cruel pirate Rackham le Rouge. Un roman maritime de plus ? Certainement pas! Car le chevalier devient le dépositaire d'un fabuleux trésor. Pour Tintin, Haddock et une série de malfrats, il s'agit de le retrouver. Mais les pistes et les énigmes se multiplient.
Series
Series
26 primary books29 released books#11 in Tintin
Tintin is a 29-book series with 25 primary works first released in 1906 with contributions by Hergé, P. Herge, and A. Herge.
Series
19 primary books#2 in Tim und Struppi Hörspiele
Tim und Struppi Hörspiele is a 19-book series with 19 primary works first released in 1930 with contributions by Hergé and P. Herge.
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This was the one Tintin book that I owned as a kid, and it ended on a cliffhanger! The book is brilliant, the best of them up to this point, and I had to wait years until I found a copy of Red Rackham's Treasure.
I'm on a re-read of all the Tintin books, and this is where al the characters are fully formed. The Thomsons finding all of their wallets under “T” remains a favorite moment, as are the failed attempts of Nestor (who we'll see more off in later books) to serve the Captain a drink.
Thought a bit boring growing up, but good tale to it. Nostalgic reading it with the Bird bros.
