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Sindbâd de la mer
- Narrated by: Benjamin Jungers
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
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Sindbâd de la mer
Narrated by:
Benjamin Jungers
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Publisher's Summary
Sans cesse en quête d'aventures et afin de s'enrichir, Sindbâd décide de prendre la mer, devenant commerçant "d'île en île et de mer en mer". Chaque fois le marin est soumis à l'imprévu d'un naufrage, qui l'entraîne alors dans des aventures fantastiques à la rencontre de l'île-baleine, l'oiseau rukhkh, les singes et le monstre noir, le vieillard satanique ou encore la rivière aux trésors... Durant sept jours les invités de Sindbâd de la mer, devenu vieux, viennent écouter le récit inouï des sept voyages dont il a été le héros.
©2009 Éditions Gallimard Jeunesse (P)2010 Éditions Gallimard Jeunesse
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