Random House join the Tintin mania that is sweeping the world following release of the movie........
Based on one of the most popular European comic series of the 20th Century by Belgian Herge, Tintin’s globetrotting adventures are beloved for their well-researched plots, appealing characters, humour, political thrill and real-world settings.
Tintin’s unique 80-year legacy includes: 23 books, 50 translations, more than 350 million copies sold worldwide.
Now, following the release of The Adventures of Tintin the film, come these film tie-ins.
Adventures of Tintin: Danger at Sea
Tintin, Snowy and Captain Haddock are on the hunt for hidden treasure! But their enemies are hot on their trail. Can the trio survive an attack at sea? It is up to Tintin to save the day!
Corgi Juvenille; $10.99
Adventures of Tintin: Mystery of the Missing Wallets
There is a thief on the loose stealing wallets! Everyone is falling victim to this master pickpocket – even ace reporter Tintin’s
wallet has been stolen. It is a good thing Thomson and Thompson are on the case... or is it?
Corgi Juvenille; $10.99
Adventures of Tintin: The Chapter Book
When Tintin buys a model ship called the Unicorn, he doesn’t realize he’s about to become the center of a centuries-old
family feud involving nefarious pirates and treasure!
Following clues from the high seas to the blazing-hot desert, Tintin makes new friends and outwits new enemies as he uncovers the secret of the Unicorn.
Corgi Juvenille; $14.99
Adventures of Tintin: The Sticker Book
Meet Tintin’s friends, play cool games and learn secret codes, as you relive some of Tintin’s greatest escapes with these colourful stickers from the movie.
Corgi Juvenille; $10.99
Adventures of Tintin: Tintin’s Daring Escape
When Tintin discovers a secret message inside a model ship, he and his dog, Snowy, suddenly find themselves in the middle of a great mystery – and in danger! Trapped in a locked room aboard a ship at sea, they must find a way to get off the ship and on the case. Will Tintin escape in time to unlock the secret message?
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