
Pidgeon
Adam's (Un)believable Adventures: 20,000 Splashes Under the Kitchen Sink
Do you know what a Squeeble is? We won't keep you in suspense – it's a seagull. What? Just an ordinary seagull?, you might say. But this particular seagull, named Squeeble, is anything but ordinary. In fact, he's extraordinary. He speaks human language, has a mischievous streak, and takes a boy named Adam and his little cousin Honzík on a wonderfully adventurous journey to an underground kingdom where everything is topsy-turvy. And how does it all begin? Quite normally: a seagull flies into the bedroom where Adam and Honzík are playing, starts talking, and invites them on a trip. And since the holidays are just beginning, the boys enthusiastically agree. Little do they know what dangerous (and downright bonkers) adventures await them, and that they are supposed to help the seagull in a life-or-death rescue mission.
This nonsensical story about an unknown world on the opposite side is intended for children from 9 to 99 years old.
Martin Daneš
Martin Daneš (*1962) emigrated to France in the mid-1980s and studied journalism and international relations in Paris. After returning to Prague, he contributed to Czech, French, and Belgian press. In 1991, he served as a diplomatic adviser in the Office of the President of the Republic. In the following years, he was successively editor-in-chief of several periodicals, such as Denní Telegraf. He writes books in both Czech and French, including the novel about Karel Poláček (Rozsypaná slova / Les Mots brisés). He also translates Czech fiction into French, including Poláček's novels. He currently lives in Brittany, France.
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