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j_lbrbsblogs's review
3.0
A fun, well illustrated book that will appeal to all who are fed-up with having their home over-run by those pesky TROLLS!
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5.0
Book Review
Title: Here come the Trolls
Author: Ron Butlin & James Hutcheson
Genre: Children’s/Picture Book
Rating: *****
Review: Much like my review of Day of the Trolls by the same authors, this review is going to be a lot shorter than the ones I usually write. Here come the Trolls has a very similar feel to the Day of the Trolls as the trolls aren’t wanted around humans as they take over any space they can fit into.
The trolls unlike in Day of the Trolls don’t get resolution they are just flushed out of the house to start all over again somewhere else whereas in Day of the Trolls, the trolls were given a taste of their own medicine to show them what it was liked to be treated that way.
The language and art style of the two books is really similar which I really enjoyed although I personally felt that Day of the Trolls had a better flow and sense of pacing than Here come the Trolls. However, I’d still highly recommend both these stories to people with young children and adult who are children at heart.
Title: Here come the Trolls
Author: Ron Butlin & James Hutcheson
Genre: Children’s/Picture Book
Rating: *****
Review: Much like my review of Day of the Trolls by the same authors, this review is going to be a lot shorter than the ones I usually write. Here come the Trolls has a very similar feel to the Day of the Trolls as the trolls aren’t wanted around humans as they take over any space they can fit into.
The trolls unlike in Day of the Trolls don’t get resolution they are just flushed out of the house to start all over again somewhere else whereas in Day of the Trolls, the trolls were given a taste of their own medicine to show them what it was liked to be treated that way.
The language and art style of the two books is really similar which I really enjoyed although I personally felt that Day of the Trolls had a better flow and sense of pacing than Here come the Trolls. However, I’d still highly recommend both these stories to people with young children and adult who are children at heart.
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