Frost Goblin
Frost Goblin
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“The deepest frost has the power to rekindle hope in anyone who’s lost it…”
In Bertie Crash-Wallop's noisy family, it can sometimes feel like there is no room for a quiet boy like him. But when Bertie meets a family of goblins on the night of the deepest frost, is it possible he might make some magic and discover his own place in the world?
Join Bertie and the Frost Goblins on an exciting adventure in this beautifully moving story by the bestselling author of Sky Song and The Unmapped Chronicles, Abi Elphinstone, and renowned illustrator Fiona Woodcock. The perfect book for frosty winter's nights and cosy Christmas mornings.
Also by Abi Elphinstone & Fiona Woodcock:
The Snow Dragon
Praise for The Frost Goblin:
'Atmospheric illustrations and a touching story with an ending that will melt icicles.' - Daily Mail
'A tender, witty, illustrated short story.' - The Sunday Times
In Bertie Crash-Wallop's noisy family, it can sometimes feel like there is no room for a quiet boy like him. But when Bertie meets a family of goblins on the night of the deepest frost, is it possible he might make some magic and discover his own place in the world?
Join Bertie and the Frost Goblins on an exciting adventure in this beautifully moving story by the bestselling author of Sky Song and The Unmapped Chronicles, Abi Elphinstone, and renowned illustrator Fiona Woodcock. The perfect book for frosty winter's nights and cosy Christmas mornings.
Also by Abi Elphinstone & Fiona Woodcock:
The Snow Dragon
Praise for The Frost Goblin:
'Atmospheric illustrations and a touching story with an ending that will melt icicles.' - Daily Mail
'A tender, witty, illustrated short story.' - The Sunday Times
