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Name: The planet of music
Author: Guillaume Dorison

📘 The planet of music by Guillaume Dorison

The Planet of Music presents a vibrant graphic novel set on a world where sound shapes every element. Designed for young readers, it melds classic fairy‑tale tropes with science‑fiction motifs, featuring voyages that explore musical landscapes, aerial journeys, and enchanted creatures—all rendered in a dynamic, comic‑style visual format.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction

Authors: Guillaume Dorison

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