Super Slug of Doom: A Super Happy Magic Forest Story
Scholastic Inc | ISBN 9781338054354 Hardcover
32 Pages | 11.34" x 11.37" | Ages 4 to 8
This epic sequel to Super Happy Magic Forest is full of adventure, mayhem, marshmallows, and one super slug of doom!
The Super Happy Magic Forest is once again thrown into disruption and chaos when Blossom the unicorn accidentally releases the super slug of doom from his hibernation beneath an ordinary rock. Can our five reluctant heroes — Hoofius, Blossom, Twinkle, Trevor, and Herbert — once again save their beloved forest from slimy, sludgy, yucky evil? We sure hope so. . .
A delightful, riotous, laugh-out-loud follow-up to Super Happy Magic Forest that lovers of silliness, fantasy, and lots and lots of slime won't get enough of!
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Praise forSuper Happy Magic Forest
* "Long's illustrations are packed to the gills with magical creatures and goofy details, and readers will pore over them with glee. With no agenda other than taking whimsical fun to the max, kids will flock to this super-duper-smiley adventure."-- Booklist, Starred Review
* "Readers and almost-readers will pore over this, and they'll find a new joke every time." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Starred Review
"In this debut picture book, Long fills nearly every page with details that will keep young readers engaged and interested. . . . For Where's Waldo? graduates who are ready for heavy-duty irony" -- Kirkus
* "Long's illustrations are packed to the gills with magical creatures and goofy details, and readers will pore over them with glee. With no agenda other than taking whimsical fun to the max, kids will flock to this super-duper-smiley adventure."-- Booklist, Starred Review
* "Readers and almost-readers will pore over this, and they'll find a new joke every time." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Starred Review
"In this debut picture book, Long fills nearly every page with details that will keep young readers engaged and interested. . . . For Where's Waldo? graduates who are ready for heavy-duty irony" -- Kirkus