Saga Malaussène
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Summary
Saga Malaussène is a hexalogy[1].
Key Facts
- Saga Malaussène authored Daniel Pennac[2].
- Saga Malaussène's instance of is recorded as hexalogy[3].
- Saga Malaussène's instance of is recorded as book series[4].
- Saga Malaussène's genre is comic novel[5].
- Saga Malaussène's genre is crime literature[6].
- Saga Malaussène's language of work or name is recorded as French[7].
- Saga Malaussène's country of origin is recorded as France[8].
- Saga Malaussène comprises The Scapegoat[9].
- Saga Malaussène comprises The Fairy Gunmother[10].
- Saga Malaussène comprises La Petite Marchande de prose[11].
- Saga Malaussène comprises Monsieur Malaussène[12].
- Saga Malaussène comprises Des chrétiens et des maures[13].
- Saga Malaussène comprises Aux fruits de la passion[14].
- Saga Malaussène comprises Le Cas Malaussène 1 : Ils m'ont menti[15].
- Saga Malaussène's characters is recorded as Benjamin Malaussène[16].
- Saga Malaussène's narrative location is recorded as Belleville[17].
- Saga Malaussène's narrative location is recorded as Paris[18].
- Saga Malaussène's title is recorded as La Saga Malaussène[19].
- Saga Malaussène's units sold is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+5500000'}[20].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include hexalogy[3] and book series[4].
Use and Application
Components include The Scapegoat[9], a literary work[21], written by Daniel Pennac[22]; The Fairy Gunmother[10], a written work[23], written by Daniel Pennac[24]; La Petite Marchande de prose[11], a written work[25], written by Daniel Pennac[26]; Monsieur Malaussène[12], a written work[27], written by Daniel Pennac[28]; Des chrétiens et des maures[13], a written work[29], written by Daniel Pennac[30]; and Aux fruits de la passion[14], a written work[31], written by Daniel Pennac[32].