Book details
Mologan the Boggart and the Green Lobster
Description
A fantasy adventure story set on the imaginary Hebridean island of Shuma. Mologan, a relatively young Boggart, has lived a solitary life for all of his one hundred and forty-seven years. When young Fin, who is spending his summer holidays on Shuma, accidentally falls into the labyrinth of underground passages, he encounters this mischevious cave-dwelling creature and both their lives are changed. Fin and his brother and sister, Robbie and Beth, are catapulted into a series of humorous and hair-raising adventures involving meetings with Aggie Hagg-Boggart (a kindly old witch), a frightening encounter with a felsh-eating Boggart called Roary Borealis, and the abduction of Horace, a vicious green lobster. For children aged 7-12.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Fantasy World: The book promises to transport readers to a richly imagined fantasy world, filled with magical creatures and adventurous escapades, offering an escape from the mundane.
- Unique Characters: Mologan the Boggart is a unique character that offers a fresh take on the fantasy genre, and his interactions with the Green Lobster are sure to be both entertaining and thought-provoking.
- Themes of Friendship: The story explores the themes of friendship and cooperation, as unlikely allies come together to face challenges, making it a great read for those who enjoy character-driven narratives.
- Humor and Wit: The author is known for their humor and wit, which can provide a delightful reading experience full of laughs and clever dialogue, appealing to readers who enjoy a good mix of humor in their fantasy tales.