The Broken Ear

The book came in good condition and also came with loads of childhood memories. Thank you Amazon

It had pictures,so it was easy to follow.love it

Purchased for my daughter who is avid reader of tintin comics

the only sad part is that I expected a hard bound but it is described as an album I dint know what it meant moreover I had ordered other Tintin books and dint want to reject it. Whatever it makes a great reading the beautiful illustrations takes along time to see and admire.

Great quality. Amazon could discount it more for collectors!!

Good price and timely delivery.

Original books and delivered in short time. Thank you Amazon!!

Cost was affordable

Not as timeless as other Tintin books

I read all the Tintin books when I was young. I found them very funny and full of adventures in foreign countries. When my children were around 8-10 years old, I introduced them to Tintin. Now I have an 8 year old grandson and I bought him all the Tintin books. He loves them! Tintin and his faithful dog Snowy are always chasing the bad guys and discovering dastardly plots. Tintin is a journalist and travels all over the world. His friend, Captain Haddock, is a hilarious character with a very low boiling point. Then there is Processor Calculus and assorted other characters that populate the books and keep the plot moving at a fast pace. The drawings of the books are appealing in their simplicity and the stories have an ageless quality that work well even in 2013. Highly recommend these books for the young and the young at heart!

There are lots of good Tintin adventures out there (The Black Island, the trip to the Moon, Flight 714 and so on), but I would say that this is my favourite. It has everything you need for a really exciting story - loads of action, daring escapes, mysteries, heroes, villains and very varied settings. It's also one of the most diverse adventures - you get to see Tintin in Europe solving the murder mystery, then in South America, firstly as a colonel then investigating the Arumbaya tribe, and then back to Europe again to finish, with the fast-paced rescue of the Arumbaya fetish - all in one adventure, which doesn't happen very often in the Tintin series. Also a very varied range of characters, such as General Alcazar, the Indians, the villains Alonso and Ramon, and others too. This is the type of adventure where you just want to keep reading on to find out what happens to Tintin next. This could serve as either an excellent introduction to the Tintin series or a fantastic read for those well used to the series too. A really good book all round!

Bonne réception. Tout est parfait. Merci

Great story