Sedric and the Hairy Troll Invasion

Subjects

Funny Stuff - rib ticklers to make you fall off your chair

Average rating

5 out 5

Tom Gates meets Blackadder in a hilarious and highly-illustrated medieval romp for boys and girls aged 7+. Perfect for fans of David Walliams, Horrible Histories and the Barry Loser series.

When evil Baron Dennis visits Sedric’s muddy peasant village to ask about everyone’s feelings, Sedric is very suspicious. And when a hairy giant troll called Vlad the Bad comes maurading through the village at night, Sedric knows there’s definitely something fishy going on. And it’s not just the peasants’ feet.

The grown ups are up in arms and all want to flee their hovels straight away. But Sedric can’t risk having to stay with his smelly Uncle Bile and not being able to hang out with friends every day so it’s up to the gang to solve the mystery of the invasion of the hairy troll before it’s too late!

A hilarious madcap adventure that young fans of Cressida Cowell’s How to Train Your Dragon and Emer Stamp’s Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig will adore.

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Angie Morgan is a talented picture book author and illustrator. The hilarious Sedric is Angie’s debut fiction series for young readers. She lives in Bath, Somerset.

I have read this book

This is the story of Sedric and his friends and the time when a hairy troll came to their village. It's an action packed, fun story and it made me laugh a lot. My favourite character was Eg because he's afraid of everything. There's a really funny bit in the book where he goes a bit berserk after he takes Mad Edna's potion and it sends him a bit bonkers. Mad Warty Edna was funny too. This book was great fun and I want to read the first in the series now.

Sir Chester Quarantine 27.08.2021