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The Gumdrops: Quest for Bravery

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Meet the Gumdrops – the guardians of a magical land, full of magical beings!

You might meet Imaginary Friends, your favourite characters from a story, or creations from your dreams…

The Gumdrops are always up for a challenge – and when they get a letter from a child in need of an imaginary friend, they have their work cut out!

Can YOU help them search for the ingredients to make the perfect companion?

You’ll have to keep an eye out for the mischievous, but adorable, Evilee along the way…

A fun and interactive graphic novel for fans of Narwhal and Jelly and Bumble and Snug.

Our Review Panel says...

Deep inside us all there’s a spark of imagination just waiting to come out and this book can help bring that to life. In this younger graphic novel, you’ll meet Hope, Bubbles, Sparky and Rainbow (the Gumdrops) on their adventures in the Yummy Gummy Land. The story draws on themes of expression emotions, how to be brave, resilience and teamwork.

This is an interactive graphic novel that draws in the reader and is best suited for key stage one pupils. It would also make a change to the usual picture book for key stage one classrooms- the audience interactions would make it a great follow along book.

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