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The Naughty Nork

Moongobble and Me #5

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The Naughty Nork

By: Bruce Coville
Narrated by: Zac Fletcher
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Summary

Some kids bring home puppies or kittens. Edward has brought home a monster named Oggledy Nork. The thing is, Edward explains to his mother, Oggledy Nork isn’t really a monster. He’s just under a curse. With the help of his friends Moongobble the Magician, Urk the Toad, and Fireball the Dragon, Edward sets out to break that curse.Their quest will take the little band to Flitwick City and the Society of Magicians, then on to the Forest of Night, and finally deep underground where they meet a weird creature called the Dangly-Boo and enter the Temple of Toadliness.

Discovering where the curse really came from, and how everything finally works out, makes for another magical adventure, both funny and scary, that will delight the entire family.

Gobble up more Moongobble adventures.©2008 Bruce Coville (P)2011 Full Cast Audio
Action & Adventure Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Fantasy & Magic Humorous Fiction Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Editor's review

The fifth in the Moongobble and Edward series opens with sprightly music, which reappears, along with appropriate sound effects, throughout. Edward, who narrates the fantasy, along with being Moongobble's trusty assistant, has an appealing and realistic young boy's voice. Moongobble, Oggledy Nork, and the Rusty Knight are fun to hear as they plan to remove a several-hundred-year-old curse from Nork. Equally engaging are Edward's parents and the old woman of the forest who's vital to lifting the curse. The fairy-tale ending is the perfect conclusion for young listeners.

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