Daniel Pennac is one of the most translated authors in France, with books for both adults and children appearing in more than thirty languages. He lives in Paris. The Rights of the Reader was first published in French in 1992. Download "The Rights of the Reader" poster, illustrating the 10 point manifesto, at the UK publisher's website.
This biography was last updated on 11/11/2008.
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