The Totally Terrifying Three

(Paperback)

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Illustrated by the bestselling creator of Hugless Douglas and written by the author of Mona the Vampire.

The Totally Terrifying Three consist of a big fat cumbersome fire breathing dragon, a stumpy grumpy little wicked witch and a stubbly GIANT in a sharp suit. All three think they are ever so terrifying and scare themselves to bits assuming they will have the same effect on the everyday folk! An entertaining read for pre-schoolers everywhere. If this text was a witches cauldron, it would have a pinch of rhyme, a sprinkle of interaction, an smattering of repetition and a big spoonful of humour!

'A fun story to share with toddlers that bears repeated reading!' The Bookbag

Reviews

Praise for Hugless Douglas: Everybody needs a hug... a charming and endearing tale about searching for the right one. - The Bookseller

A romping and useful book to banish any thoughts your child might have of beasties at bedtime. - Junior

Fun-filled illustrations by David Melling complement the story marvellously. - parentsintouch.co.uk

Should easily become another success... great to read aloud and share. - The School Librarian

Melling has a great, fun style. A fun story to share with toddlers that bears repeated reading! - Bookbag

A wonderfully imaginative story, packed with vibrant and colourful illustrations. - parentsintouch.co.uk

Children will enjoy the vibrant illustrations and reassuring storyline... the use of capitals just begs for little ones to join in shouting "Totally terrifying!" - Carousel

Author Bio

Hiawyn has had over 50 children's books published and also writes for television. She won the Japanese Picture Book Award and the Prix du Livre Culturel as well as being shortlisted for the Smarties Prize.

David Melling has been shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal and the Smarties Book Award. David worked as an animation artist for films including the much-loved Father Christmas by Raymond Briggs. His popular picture book The Tale of Jack Frost was animated and shown on BBC1 on Christmas Day.