Day of the Trolls
Written by Ron Butlin / Illustrated by James Hutcheson
£6.99
81 in stock
About the Book
Mischief and mess, making folk mad,
smashing things, crashing things, making folk sad
– we love being bad!
. . . and we know where to go to be baddest of all.
You want to join in? Then come to the mall!
It’s the Day of the Trolls: Fart-Fart and all the trolls are back! Join them in the shopping mall where they go wild, causing havoc as they overrun the place. But when they follow sign saying All Trolls – This Way, things turn out very differently to what Flycatcher, Bumscratcher, SnotFace, Squeer and the rest of them expected . . .
The Authors
Ron Butlin
Ron Butlin is an award-winning poet, playwright, novelist, short story writer chidlren’s au-thor and librettist whose works have been translated into many languages. He regularly gives creative writing workshops in schools, and was Edinburgh Makar from 2008 to 2014.James Hutcheson
James Hutcheson is Creative Director at Birlinn. He has been designing books, book jackets and album covers for many years.Related
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