On the occasion of its 40 years of broadcasts, Thalassa launches an ephemeris entitled:"A discovery a day". Presented in the form of a block notes that one deleaves daily, each day of the calendar counts its question or its statement (Did you know?).
The hard cover opens to form a presentation support that presents the slightly sloping ephemeris, ideally positioned for the eyes. We imagine her sitting on her desk, ready to read.
Behind the question, by returning the sheet, you have the answer to the question that is often quite well documented and justified. A good technique to remember certain ideas or to discover new ones. All the specificities of the sea are addressed, such as the television programme Thalassa, namely the coastline, navigation, boats, fishing and maritime history.
The pages are decorated with a logo (which has no link with the question) and sometimes with a photo (of small size). We would have liked higher quality paper (thicker) on which the printing would have been of better quality. Next to the date, you can read the saint of the day as well as the sunrise and sunset times (where?).
If the calendar is not specific to a year (it works every year), we may regret that the pages are not mounted on spirals. This for 2 reasons: You will have to start to consult this ephemeris on the 1 er once the pages are removed, it cannot be used the following year.
A simple but fun product that will be a beautiful Christmas gift for all sea lovers. I keep mine on my desk waiting impatiently for the 1 er january to begin to discover it in its depths.
Thalassa, one discovery a day - Discover the book when ordering
Editions Hugo Image
11.7 x 10.7 cm
365 pages
Price 9,99 ?
