Hatchimals: The Giggling Tree: (Book 1)
Kay Woodward, Lea Wade
Subjects
- Animal Tales - bundles of fur, fluff and fun
- Fantasy Worlds - awesome adventures of magic and mystery
- Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills
Average rating
Reviews
My favorite characters are the two hatchimals, the Penguala named Pippi and the Draggle named Duke. I would recommend this book to someone who likes Hatchimals.
Princess Jewel Nuggets 31.08.2021
I thought this book was fun and exciting. I would recommend it to people who like adventurous books, funny books and joke books and of course Hatchimals. My favourite character was Penguala because she is so cute.
Viscountess Iguana Banana 08.08.2020
I enjoyed this book because I collect hatchimals and it was nice to read about them too! My favourite character was Kittycan, because she is my favourite collected hatchimal at home.
Queen Iggy Peanut-butter 07.08.2020
I liked it because it was funny and sweet
Fairy Petunia Bookmark 27.07.2020
l read this book laying under the table and put down a pillow to make it my den. It is a good book because they found mystery eggs, to help save a giggling tree.
Queen Blueberry Slingshot 15.08.2018
Ava and her brother, Ollie, were playing in the garden. Ollie was climbing a tree and Ava was on a swing. They both saw something on the ground and found two strange eggs. Ava thought she saw two red eyes inside Ollie's egg. They hid the eggs in their wardrobe. They could feel a heartbeat in the eggs. The children discovered if they shook the eggs they turned green which meant they felt sick. They both cuddled the eggs and they turned into the colours of the rainbow. The eggs hatched. Ava called hers Penguala and Ollie called his Draggle. The creatures kept looking through the window and talking in a strange language. They learned English and told the children to tap the tree. A door appeared on the tree. There were more creatures inside. They were called Hatchimals. They needed the children's help. The tree no longer giggled and was losing it's sparkle. The children tried lots of different ideas until Ollie suggested the tree might just want a hug. The children and the Hatchimals hugged the tree and it giggled.
Anonymous 02.09.2017
I think it's really interesting.
Anonymous 18.08.2017
This book is brilliantly fun and has good vocabulary
Anonymous 02.08.2017
This book is really funny!
Anonymous 24.07.2017
good for young readers
Anonymous 17.07.2017
