Come deep into the forest if you dare, but beware the Terrible Bloodsucking Toothplucking Stonesuckling Splitter. If you climb up into the trees you may be lucky enough to meet some of the thousands of tiny Minpins who live there. Happy, friendly folk in suction-boots, their miniature homes fill every tree, with windows the size of postage stamps.
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Come deep into the forest if you dare, but beware the Terrible Bloodsucking Toothplucking Stonesuckling Splitter. If you climb up into the trees you may be lucky enough to meet some of the thousands of tiny Minpins who live there. Happy, friendly folk in suction-boots, their miniature homes fill every tree, with windows the size of postage stamps.
Little Billy doesn't believe his mother's stories about all the monsters living in the wood, so he is easily tempted to go and see for himself. He doesn't find any Whangdoodles or Knigs, but the Gruncher who does chase him, billowing orange-red smoke, is even more terrifying.
Children will be caught by Dahl's imaginative tale of Billy and tiny folk he meets in the wood, illustrated by Patrick Benson. The Minpins is on the Years 3-4 booklist of the Premier's Reading Challenge.
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