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Hunk and Thud

Match Two

#2 in series

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1 of 1 copy available
1 of 1 copy available
The second slam-down book in the hilarious WRESTLING TROLLS series
Jack is doing fantastically well as the Wrestling Trolls training coach, Big Rock is winning matches, and the group are on their way to more gold and tasty rocks than they can count. All Jack has to do is keep his alter-ego THUD! under control...
Nothing ever goes smoothly for Jack and his friends though, especially after Milo is kidnapped by evil goblins determined to get their greedy hands on Big Rock's winnings! The wrestling crew know that they will have to be very quick and very clever if they want to rescue Milo, but the goblins have some horrible plans up their sleeves, including putting Robin on the menu for lunch!
With even more smack-downs, tie-clinches and backwards pinfalls, the second instalment of the WRESTLING TROLLS series has hunky wrestlers with hairy feet, a horde of vile villains and a little boy with a BIG personality.
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    • School Library Journal

      July 1, 2016

      Gr 1-3-A new chapter book series that follows Jack, a 10-year-old who has just discovered that in times of great stress he transforms into Thud, the amazing wrestling troll. Jack has also recently accepted employment as a wrestling troll trainer. With his newfound band of comrades, Jack (or Thud, depending on the situation) travels the land, righting wrongs, saving princesses, and generally fixing every problem by wrestling. The series' premise is disjointed; it feels as though topics were drawn at random and forced into each narrative. The plots are dull, and the writing is tedious; even action scenes struggle to engage readers. The characters are especially bland-a homogeneous cast with scant personality. Each book contains two separate stories with pages of activities in-between, making these less attractive selections for school and public libraries. VERDICT Utterly unremarkable. Pass on this series except where readers are desperate for stories involving wrestling.-Taylor Worley, Springfield Public Library, OR

      Copyright 2016 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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