Gibble the Goblin Has a Problem - Wampus, Cad E.
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In a fancifully fun world, we meet Gibble, a mostly non-verbal Goblin that has trouble expressing his wants and needs to other people explicitly. This, of course, frustrates and bebothers others which in turn causes Gibble himself to become distraught and dejected. But then who should whizz over, flying by in the sky? Why a fabulous young wizard whose name was just Gizzard and he knew just what to do. He taught our young, green friend the magic word and how to use it. This book is easy to read and fun to listen to and the message isn't half bad either, so let's check out Gibble and his problem...or more importantly; the solution.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In a fancifully fun world, we meet Gibble, a mostly non-verbal Goblin that has trouble expressing his wants and needs to other people explicitly. This, of course, frustrates and bebothers others which in turn causes Gibble himself to become distraught and dejected. But then who should whizz over, flying by in the sky? Why a fabulous young wizard whose name was just Gizzard and he knew just what to do. He taught our young, green friend the magic word and how to use it. This book is easy to read and fun to listen to and the message isn't half bad either, so let's check out Gibble and his problem...or more importantly; the solution.
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Autorenporträt
Born Bill Sugg III, this author/illustrator has been making art and working with children his whole life. It is perhaps no wonder then that creating fun and interesting children's book was the path he'd eventually take. His experiences over seas has showed him the common denominator running through all children and all societies, and he tries to bring that into his work. His illustrations are bright and cartoonish which pairs nicely with his words which tend to rhyme and lean toward the lyrical.