Count Grumpula and the Mango Man - Blackhurst, Rebecca
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A mango shortage in the land of Tor sends vegetarian, mango-loving, vampire Count Grumpula off to his friend Hazel, the Mistral Wood witch, for help. When the super hip and cool Mango man turns up, with oodles of mangoes and tales of his mango-rich home, Grumpula is hooked. Could a move to the mango haven of Mangoland be just what Grumpula needs? Ignoring Hazel's warning of having too much of a good thing, Grumpula makes a hasty decision. . . . But is Mangoland all it's cracked up to be

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A mango shortage in the land of Tor sends vegetarian, mango-loving, vampire Count Grumpula off to his friend Hazel, the Mistral Wood witch, for help. When the super hip and cool Mango man turns up, with oodles of mangoes and tales of his mango-rich home, Grumpula is hooked. Could a move to the mango haven of Mangoland be just what Grumpula needs? Ignoring Hazel's warning of having too much of a good thing, Grumpula makes a hasty decision. . . . But is Mangoland all it's cracked up to be
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Rebecca Blackhurst is a British author who lives and writes in New Zealand's far south. She published her first book, "The Wolves of Solomon," in 2010, an historical fantasy novel based on the fall of the Knights Templar. The second book "Wolf," soon followed in 2011 and she is currently working on a third book in the series. In 2013, Rebecca teamed up with award winning artist Rachael Errington and the children's book series, "The Adventures of Count Grumpula," was born. Rachael Errington grew up in the UK but moved to New Zealand in 2006 and became a full time artist and illustrator. Her artwork has been exhibited in England, Australia, America and New Zealand. Having a passion for creative writing, she has been involved in a variety of writing projects and her illustrations have been published in New Zealand and the UK.