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The adventures of Tintin, reporter for "Le petit vingtième", in the Congo - Hergé
The adventures of Tintin, reporter for "Le petit vingtième", in the Congo
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3.00 5
Format: paperback
ISBN: 9782203020023 (2203020024)
Publisher: Casterman
Pages no: 111
Edition language: French
Series: Tintin (#2)
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davidofterra
davidofterra rated it
I loathed this book. Tintin is a Great White Hunter who kills an elephant for its tusks, shoots a monkey for its pelt, and is worshipped as a god by several native villages.
AnnaMatsuyama
AnnaMatsuyama rated it
I'm not familiar with the Tintin series and Tintin in the Congo is my first introduction with the series. I purposely choose the most infamous volume to read, to see is it as bad as it is said to be. It is. The racism, the white man superiority and careless attitude towards animals is distasteful ho...
Musings of a Book Addict
Musings of a Book Addict rated it
2.0 Tintin au Congo (Tintin, #2)
The most racist of the Tintin series. My copy is in French and I believe it was never even printed in America, due to it's racist imagery.
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it
3.0 One to avoid if you are easily offended
This is certainly not one of Herge's best works, in fact it is probably what most people think is the most offensive, which is why it was not translated into English until 1991. Okay, when I was a kid there was a German version available at the local library, and I did attempt to read it, however th...
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