5.0 out of 5 stars
Number 3 keeps the giggles coming - and it has a plot, a plan, and a scheme, Mar 17 2012
By Pop Bop - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Mr. Gum and the Goblins (Paperback)
This time it's trouble brewing up on Goblin Mountain, don't you know.
It's a rollicker and a frolicker, you little nibbleheads. Polly and Friday and Alan Taylor and Jake the Dog are always saving the Town of Lamonic Bibber from evil Mr. Gum and Billy William the Third. Shabba me whiskers, but this is exciting stuff.
It's silly, but not dumb. It's inventive, but not obscure. It's shrewd, but not condescending. It's dry, but not with that odd Dahl aftertaste. And for my little ones, it has been engaging, amusing, and very popular. They can be avant-garde before they're kindergarde.
So, if you've been waiting for post-modern to reach pre-school, here it is.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mr Gum..FUNNY!, Feb 9 2011
By Bargain Bethli - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Mr. Gum and the Goblins (Paperback)
My 9 year old son loves these books. We bought every one. He enjoys the humor and the pictures make him feel as if the book isn't overwhelming.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mr. Gum and Goblins (fantastic), Sep 7 2009
A Kid's Review - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Mr. Gum and the Goblins (Paperback)
Read this book in 2 days it's that good and i'm only 8. It's a funny English commedy about a girl named Polly and her friend 'Friday O'Leary'. This is book number 3 and mum is about to order the next 2. I'm hooked!
These are the best books I've ever read - even better than 'Diary of a wimpy Kid.'