After medieval shows, Puy du Fou turned to publishing, in order to reach an audience outside its ramparts. Already established in the publishing of children's novels and magazines, through its subsidiary Puy du Fou Éditions, the initiative is now turning to illustrated reading. A strategic choice to reach an even wider audience, with stories and cultural discoveries.
Every month, The Panache will offer young readers more than 60 pages of adventures, stories and discoveries. The magazine will focus on unpublished fiction, written by experienced authors, and illustrations. An original comic strip will also be published in the form of episodes, to keep readers engaged from one month to the next.
Beyond the stories, the magazine will offer documentary sections to discover the cultural and historical riches of France: from landscapes to monuments, including gastronomy and traditions.
This project is part of a desire to introduce the treasures of French culture to younger generations, while promoting their education in a fun and interactive way.
At the helm, a figure in children's literature, Gwenaële Barussaud, author of the famous series Célestine, Little Opera Ratwhich has sold more than a million copies.
Each of my novels constitutes for me a privileged meeting with young people. With Panache, this meeting becomes monthly to nurture children's love of reading and offer them stories that are passports to life.
— Gwenaële Barussaud
The first issue will be available from April 2025, but it is already possible to subscribe to an annual subscription.
Image credits: Gwenaële Barussaud (©Pascal Helleu) / Puy du Fou Éditions
Par Sara Verrecchia
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