Humplepumple and the Sorcerer's Feast
By Rolf Blickling
Genre:-Children 10-12
Pages:-142
Publisher:-Turtle Publishing
Blurb:-In the enchanting land of the Felicitens, Humplepumple wakes up to a baffling realisation-he is far from home, caught in a realm of blissful wonder. But beneath the idyllic facade, a dark cloud looms. The Terribly Stinking Terrifying Sorcerer threatens to cast his shadow over the Felicitens' joyous realm.
Determined to outwit this sorcerer of deceit, Humplepumple and his four newfound companions embark on a daring plan-a plan that involves luring the sorcerer to a sumptuous feast unlike any other. With delectable dishes and an abundance of surprises, their cunning strategy takes shape.
Humplepumple and the Sorcerer's Feast is a delightful tale of friendship, bravery and enchantment of extraordinary plans. Join Humplepumple and his remarkable companions as they embark on an adventure, where wit and the power of unity are the keys to triumph. Full of twists and surprises, this whimsical journey will leave readers spellbound and hungry for more.
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My Review:-This is Book One in 'Humplepumple Adventures.' Who wouldn't want to go to the land of Felicitens with Humplpumple. The story is an adventure in a place where everything is magical, along with some interesting characters, Kiko was the first person Humplpumple seen when he woke, Mohit, Nirtac, Farthog and I did like Sregalup known as Isay, oh and not forgetting the terribly Stinking Terrifying Sorcerer. We are taken along with Humplpumple in an adventure that he wasn't expecting. We have good and evil, building friendships and relationship, while helping his new friends out wit the Sorcerer. I don't think it's just a children's book, but adults would also love it.
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