Asterix and the cauldron
By Goscinny
A stolen money pot sends Asterix and Obelix into a not-so-simple scramble to save village honour.
humorous · chaotic · clever · action-packed
Genres
What is Asterix and the cauldron about?
When a neighbouring Gaulish chief asks Asterix's village to guard a cauldron filled with money, the villagers agree to help. But the suspicious chief soon betrays them, and the precious pot disappears. Determined to restore the village's honour, Asterix sets out to replace the stolen money. Joined by Obelix, he faces hungry innkeepers, Roman soldiers, tricky criminals and plenty of chaotic misunderstandings. Their quest becomes a fast-moving adventure packed with clever wordplay, outrageous fights and loyal friendship.
About the author
Goscinny was a brilliant writer from France who loved making people laugh. He is best known for creating the funny 'Asterix' comics with his friend Albert Uderzo, as well as the 'Le Petit Nicolas' stories. Goscinny’s books and comics are full of adventure, clever jokes, and unforgettable characters that have delighted children around the world.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2004
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