Fiction

The Adventures of Tintin: The Seven Crystal Balls by Hergé

I bought a complete Tintin box set a couple of years ago, but hadn't got round to reading any of them until the other week. Having enjoyed the last two so much, I decided to continue -- though not in order, as the last two weren't. The Seven Crystal Balls is another fan favourite, a possible contender for the second Jackson/Spielberg Tintin movie, and was adapted for one of the animated films I intend to watch soon (as mentioned last time), so it seemed a good choice.

It's also "Part 1 of 2", so I'll read the follow-up sometime in the next few days.