Goblins in Green

Written by Nicholas Heller · Illustrated by Jos A Smith

Goblins from A to Z raid an attic to try on the wackiest outfits.

3.3 Goodreads · 33 ratings

32 pages· ~560L

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Bookroo's summary

From Annabelle to Zelda, twenty-six gleeful goblins sneak into an attic and dress up in clothes that match the first letters of their names. Playful alliteration walks through the alphabet while the detailed pictures hide jokes and spoofs of famous paintings and films.

From the publisher

From Annabelle to Zelda, a gaggle of gleeful green goblins is getting dressed. Tiptoe up to the attic and sneak a peek – you never saw such wacky ways of wearing colorful clothing!”A delightful book that combines simple fun with verbal and artistic challenges.”–School Library Journal”From A to Z, the surprises never let up.”–Kirkus Reviews”A gaggle of goblins from A to Z cavort through the fun-filled pages. Set in an attic replete with facinating objects, Heller’s text is a playful romp through the alphabet–one that uses alliteration to highlight the letter in question and introduce the ones that follow. But the true treasure comes from Smith’s zippy illustrations….A rip-roaring visual spoof on famous paintings and films. Zany!”–Publisher’s Weekly.

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