Meet the Mubbles is the first in a hilarious full colour graphic novel series by Liz Pichon, the globally bestselling creator of Tom Gates.
'I laughed so much, I could barely breathe!' - Ellie
'I read this book 5 times over, it was so good!' - Hugo
Welcome to the Isle of Smile! Come on in and meet the colourful, fun-loving Mubbles - Bash, Dash, Cheery and the gang. The Mubbles love their island, especially the mysterious Uncertain Curtain, which always delivers an unexpected surprise! What will it be today?
This time, it's a very odd . . . ball? The Mubbles aren't sure what to do with it - but one thing's for sure, the Mubbles definitely shouldn't press the button that says 'Don't Touch'!
Filled with colourful characters, boundless fun and lots of adventures this series is a guaranteed hit for kids. Featuring a QR code that will take you to a website full of extra content, including arts, crafts and many fun songs from The Mubbles world. Join our ever growing community, with over 150,000 subscribers already!
Don't miss The Mubbles' next adventure in When Berry Met Terry!
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Packed full of colourful characters, boundless fun and lots of adventures, this series is guaranteed to be a number one hit with youngsters who like their stories to come with bags of eye-catching artwork. * Lancashire Evening Post * This feel-good story, with its gently spun lessons about acceptance and teamwork, is likely to win Pichon another generation of fans. * The Telegraph *
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Interest Age: From 5 to 7 years
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978-1-0350-4170-1 (9781035041701)
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Liz Pichon is one of the UK's best-loved and bestselling creators of children's books, including Tom Gates and The Mubbles. The Tom Gates series won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Story and the younger fiction category of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize.
