POD & LEG

In the land of Marylène, long before Aglaé and her son Boris, there reigned an abject being who exploited and tyrannized his people. His name was Victor Von Krantz and ordered his many wives to provide him with an heir. Alas, only two little girls were born and the long-awaited male never arrived. The children were abandoned in a snake pit. They grew up there as well as they could bad. Delivered on the day of Aglaé's victory over their father and then rejected by a society that denies their ancestry, they begin their life of wandering. The eldest, Gigot, is small and fearful; the youngest, Gousse, is slender and reckless. Indispensable to each other, nothing and no one will be able to separate POD and LEG. Anne Simon continues writing her great saga and tells in this 4th volume of the Tales of Marylène the destiny of the sisters GOUSSE & GIGOT. The Two characters have existed for a long time at Misma and are part of the first books to be published at the time of the creation of the house publishing. Anne Simon is now dedicating an entire book to them, which traces the childhood, adolescence and adulthood of this inseparable duo, key witnesses of the agonies of a country constantly in reconstruction.