Readathon de printemps 2020

Grâce au confinement j'ai pu participer pour la première fois que Readathon organisé par TwoFaceLizzie (sans le confinement j'étais à New York à m'embêter, ça aurait été dommage).

J'avais choisi le menu de 6h (vu que j'ai des problèmes de concentration) et j'ai pu lire un roman, deux bandes dessinées achetées à Montreuil et un album :

Percy Jackson, le sort du Titan (Rick Riordan)


Ingrid Chabbert et Léa Mazé (Dargaud)


Laura Nsafou (Cambourakis)

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