William Augel

Tout est une question de mathématiques ! Démonstration avec ce recueil de gags retraçant l'enfance de Katherine Johnson. Avant d'être de grands génies, Mozart, Léonard de Vinci et les autres, ont été de petits génies ! Qu'ils soient, musicien, peintre, architecte, inventeur ou écrivain, les voilà désormais personnages de bande dessinée ! Sous la plume de William Augel, c'est drle attendrissant, et même instructif ! Que demander de plus...

For now known as Wolferl, little Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lives only for music-and he already knows how to appreciate it in all its forms, even the most unexpected. The young virtuoso is looking for-and finding!-inspiration wherever it hides, even in the cries of Nannerl, his sister, or the poop of his dog. He takes lessons from the birds, crickets and frogs, intertwining every note into his great masterpieces. A charming tale, riddled with good...

Have you ever wondered what the great masters were like when they were young? Meet Leonardo, a curious little boy who closely examines the inner and outer workings of the world around him, gaining inspiration for beautiful paintings and wild machines of all kinds (even some that fly!). Little does he know he'll one day paint some of the world's greatest masterpieces like the "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper," and even spur the great period of cultural...

As an unusual child with a penchant for puzzles, Young Agatha imagines thrilling twists on the classic fairytales (was the story of "Goldilocks" a plot by Baby Bear to get more porridge?), transforms a tea party into a crime scene, and in general drives her friends and family mad with her insatiable inquisitiveness. As with Young Mozart and Young Leonardo, William Augel offers a comic tale that is both enriching and amusing, full of humor and tenderness!...

A tender and playful glimpse at the childhood of the world's greatest musical genius. PUBLICATION IN 1 VOLUME - COMPLETED WORK. For now known as Wolferl, little Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lives only for music--and he already knows how to appreciate it in all its forms, even the most unexpected. The young virtuoso is looking for--and finding!--inspiration wherever it hides, even in the cries of Nannerl, his sister, or the poop of his dog. He takes lessons...