Carbone
Author of La Boîte à Musique - tome 1
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Works by Carbone
La boîte à musique - tome 4 - La mystérieuse disparition (French Edition) (2021) — Sarjakuvantekijä. — 13 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Carbone
- Legal name
- Carboneill, Bénédicte
- Birthdate
- 1973-06-18
- Gender
- female
- Occupations
- Professeur des écoles
Directrice d'école maternelle - Short biography
- Bénédicte Carboneill, alias Carbone, est une auteure française de livres jeunesse.
Attirée depuis toujours par le monde des enfants, elle choisit de devenir professeur des écoles. Maîtresse depuis 1995 et directrice de maternelle, l'écriture arrive par hasard dans sa vie et finit par s'imposer. De parutions pédagogiques (pour les éditions Jocatop, Bordas, La Classe Maternelle) en projets pour ses élèves : l'idée de travailler en classe à partir de ses albums germe et aboutit à la création des éditions du Pas de l'échelle (aujourd'hui Label de BPE-PEMF), alliance d'albums et de fichiers pédagogiques.
Éditrice, directrice de collection mais avant tout auteure, Bénédicte écrit pour les tout-petits mais aussi les adolescents chez divers éditeurs (Fleurus, Oskar, Auzou, Larousse, Mijade...).
A la fin de 2015, Bénédicte Carboneill prend le pseudonyme de Carbone et s'essaye à la bande dessinée avec un premier projet "Le Pass'Temps" aux éditions Jungle (sept 2016). Puis les éditions Dupuis accueillent "La boîte à Musique" (avec Gijé), première de plusieurs séries à venir (Les Zindics Anonymes, La Brigade des Souvenirs, Dans les yeux de Lya, Rainbow Girls, Les Sauveurs d'Esprits, Le Monde des Cancres). La Sentinelle du Petit Peuple reçoit le prix prix des écoles d'Angoulême 2022.
Aujourd'hui, Carbone articule sa vie entre projets et scénarios de BD, univers dans lequel elle s'épanouit désormais. - Nationality
- France
- Birthplace
- Tours, Indre-et-Loire, Centre-Val-de-Loire, France
- Map Location
- France
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This was a very promising start to a new series that I'm now very intrigued about! On her 8th birthday, Nola's father gives her her late mother's music box, which turns out to contain a hidden magical world that her mother used to visit. There's a lot of hints that things are not right in Pandorient, but I know Nola will be back. I'm looking forward to finding out more about Pandorient, and reading about Nola's adventures there.
Review copy courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley.
Review copy courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley.
This is an oddly beautiful graphic novel. It’s about a little girl Nolla who has lost her mother. It’s her eighth birthday and her dad assured her that it is one OK to celebrate and that her mother was looking forward to giving her a special gift. The special gift is an odd little music box. Later in the evening Nolla comes to learn that her music box is an inhabitant of a special world that she shrinks down explores. There she meets another girl her age and her brother and their sick show more mother and it’s up to Nola to help make her better and figure out what is poisoning her. Pandoriant is an odd little world the people are almost fairy or nymph like but there are monsters and Beings that are both good and evil or funny and grouchy. It’s an entirely new world or Nolla has no idea what’s going on. She’s been told to be careful because this new world is dangerous but besides what’s happening to her new friend’s mom, she doesn’t understand why it’s dangerous. We don’t get much beyond that in book number one, but it was really intriguing, and the art is beautiful. It’s a style of art not normally found in most graphic novels. This book is translated from French, and it’s very well done. So far there are a total of five books, and I plan on reading every one of them. show less
'Through Lya's Eyes' is a mystery comic about a paraplegic girl which has a fair amount to recommend it, but ultimately feels like a bit of a dud. The heroine, Lya, is a young woman confined to a wheelchair after being knocked down in a hit and run accident. In an attempt to find out who the driver was, she takes a job at as an intern at a law firm which she believes she will find clues.
Lya is an engaging heroine and her disability was sensitively handled. The artwork is good too, especially show more in the flashbacks to the accident. The problem is that the story lacks any real tension. Lya's investigation requires her to take risks, but I never felt she was in any real danger. This being just part one of the story, it ends on a massive cliffhanger. It may be that the series going forward is more engaging,. but I'm afraid this instalment failed to grip me. show less
Lya is an engaging heroine and her disability was sensitively handled. The artwork is good too, especially show more in the flashbacks to the accident. The problem is that the story lacks any real tension. Lya's investigation requires her to take risks, but I never felt she was in any real danger. This being just part one of the story, it ends on a massive cliffhanger. It may be that the series going forward is more engaging,. but I'm afraid this instalment failed to grip me. show less
The art in this is so gorgeous, the world intriguing, but the writing is so on the nose! I don't think even young children need to hear the character tell them she's sad when, y'know, she's crying.
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- Members
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- Rating
- 3.7
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