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Nimpentoad

by Henry L. Herz (Goodreads Author), Joshua Herz (Contributor), Harrison Herz (Contributor), Bill Maus (Illustrator), Sean Eddingfield (Illustrator), Josh Herz

4.33 of 5 stars 4.33 · rating details · 54 ratings · 39 reviews

Nimpentoad is the tale of a courageous and resourceful little Nibling who leads his tribe through the perilous Grunwald forest, overcoming obstacles and encountering strange creatures along the way. Nimpentoad is an engaging story with fantastic illustrations, and positive lessons of teamwork, creativity, perseverance and leadership.

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Paperback, 34 pages

Published February 10th 2012 by Birch Tree Publishing (first published November 3rd 2011)

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May 03, 2013 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4review, educational, fantasy, fun, humor, kids

This delightful little book is full of great illustrations in each chapter that are just as beautiful as the cover. While the book only took me perhaps 10 minutes to read, I lingered over the illustrations. I believe this book will appeal to small kids for the illustrations alone, and for the silly names and adventures also. Built into the story line are lessons on various polite manners, such as chewing with your mouth closed, along with the more serious theme of bullying. I also enjoyed that t...more

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Feb 22, 2013 Anita W rated it 5 of 5 stars

Nimpentoad written by Henry L. Herz and his Sons – Josh and Harrison Herz, with art work by Sean Eddingfield and Bill Maus
Amazon rates this book with “5 stars.” It is a wonderful, sci-fi fantasy; early chapter book, and I believe that elementary age children, five through ten years old, will absolutely love it.
The story and the art work are creative and rich. Nimpentoad will capture the attention of young readers and hold it, and they will be left wishing for more. Perhaps there’ll be a sequel...more Nimpentoad written by Henry L. Herz and his Sons – Josh and Harrison Herz, with art work by Sean Eddingfield and Bill Maus
Amazon rates this book with “5 stars.” It is a wonderful, sci-fi fantasy; early chapter book, and I believe that elementary age children, five through ten years old, will absolutely love it.
The story and the art work are creative and rich. Nimpentoad will capture the attention of young readers and hold it, and they will be left wishing for more. Perhaps there’ll be a sequel? Many children and parents will be hoping that the answer is “yes!”
The authors and I agree that Nimpentoad promotes creativity, perseverance, teamwork and leadership. As a past teacher, I especially love the parent list of suggestions about how to best utilize the different parts of the book so that it can be as beneficial as possible to each child. For instance, under “manners,” Dimbal, who is a Nibling (the book’s main creatures) and Nimpentoad’s friend, chews with his mouth open. You have the opportunity to talk with your child about etiquette when they are eating and the importance of keeping their mouth closed. This book truly goes to great lengths to make its story work at every level.
The art work is exquisite. You can see an example of the art work and read more about the author and his work at www.nimpentoad.com.
Nimpletoad helps the Niblings as they travel a long distance through the Grunwald Forest to reach the giant who lives in his humongous castle at the forest’s other side. The giant is very large (hence the term “giant”!), and the Niblings are very small. The giant has a problem that Nimpentoad, the leader of the Niblings, has realized that his peers can help the giant solve. But good deeds come with rewards, and you will have to read the book to find how the Niblings and the giant end up.
As you might easily imagine, being a Nibling, one of the smallest creatures in the forest, has its drawbacks. Just a walk through the forest can turn into quite an adventure. According to the story, Niblings are skinny and short and just about knee-high to an adult human. This leaves them vulnerable to the bigger and more vicious predators lurking about.

The Niblings have to deal with all sorts of creatures, such as “the Forest Goblins,” “the Neebels,” “the Forest Orcs,” and, last but certainly not least, “the Giant Scorpions.” The children will love reading about how and if the Niblings escape, and all that they have to deal with in this venture.
But there are also advantages to being small, as Niblings are close to the ground and can find things that have been dropped, or “tasty mushrooms that grow among the fallen leaves of the forest floor.” You will also learn that the Niblings love to cook. In fact, your child may find a recipe for “poached termite eggs” just waiting for them. Oh so YUMMY, right?
I believe that both our authors and artists have done an amazing job of describing the creatures in this book. The art work is so inspiring that your child will be asking for a sketch book and colored pencils to illustrate their own visualizations of these creatures, or ones that they come up with themselves. So they will not only spend hours reading and re-reading Nimpentoad; if so inclined they will indulge in making their own drawings and adventure with “Nimpentoad” and the rest of the Niblings.
You can buy his book at Amazon for $10.50 in paperback or on Kindle (which I read, and it is beautifully done) for $2.99. I must admit to my traditional nature of wanting to have an actual book in my hands, but I’m slowly switching over to e-books for the convenience of enlarging the font and storing the multitude of books that I read. And of course this technology lets you order and receive it from the comfort of your bedroom, while in your pjs. At least when it comes to books and convenience, “these” truly are the “good old days.”
If you enjoyed J.K. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit,” this book would give your younger child the same type of experience at their level. It is a spectacular story with enriching illustrations in which you get to see the artists’ rendition of Nimpentoad and many of the creatures that the Niblings encounter. These include “the Giant Scorpions” that seethe evil and danger through my Ipad’s screen.
This book would save you on a rainy Saturday and give your child hours of sensational fun and enjoyment. And if you are looking for some basket stuffers as Easter is coming up soon, I would request that the Bunny Rabbit put Nimbentoad in your child’s basket.
Our authors Henry Herz and his sons Josh and Harrison are rising stars. There is no doubt that we will read much more about them in the future. With utmost certainty, I agree with Amazon and award this book “5 out of 5 tiaras.” It not only creates a wonderful reading opportunity for your child, but it gives them detailed and enticing art work in which to delve. They will learn new words, and you will have the chance to be involved with your child’s learning valuable concepts that can make a positive difference over their entire lives.
Needless to say, I am most impressed. I wish the authors and the artists good luck in their future work, and I wish you and your child endless hours of learning!
Blessings! anita of anitabook.com.
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Sep 16, 2012 Grampy rated it 4 of 5 stars

“Nimpentoad” is a cooperative effort by Henry, Joshua, and Harrison Herz. It is a somewhat interactive storybook for children, set in an alternate world. The main character is Nimpentoad, who happens to be a Nibling, but not just an ordinary Nibling. Nimpentoad is smarter than the average Nibling, and uses his greater intelligence to protect the entire Nibling population from a variety of dangers, leading them to an ultimate state of permanent safety. With Forest Goblins, Neebels, Forest Orcs, G...more

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Aug 12, 2012 Kristi Bernard rated it 4 of 5 stars

Niblings, the smallest and most clever of creatures, lived in Grunwald Forest many years ago. Niblings were also excellent cooks and very skilled with their small hands. There was just one problem they faced more often that not, and that is they were picked on by all the other forest creatures who were bigger than they were. The Niblings were picked on by Goblins, Neebles, Orcs and a few other big, scary and smelly creatures that would often want to eat the Niblings. Nimpentoad, the smartest of...more

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Jul 25, 2012 Jessica rated it 5 of 5 stars

Nimpentoad (Henry, Josh & Harrison Herz, 2011; available on Amazon) is a lovely, illustrated tale about dear Nimpentoad’s adventure to lead his fellow Niblings through the oft dangerous Grunwald Forest in a journey for their survival. Throughout the journey, Nimpentoad and his friends encounter various creatures that have both strengths and weaknesses that Nimpentoad must use to keep his friend safe.

This book does what many children’s books try, and sometimes fail, to do: teaches life lesson...more

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Jul 21, 2012 Brian Wilkerson rated it 5 of 5 stars

There are so many things I like about this story. There's the storytelling atmosphere, the child-like yet intelligent prose, the pictures that bring the story to life, the well-built setting, and Nimpentoad himself.

The story is written as though someone was telling the story to someone else. This adds character and warmth to the writing that makes the story feel 'fuller'. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the Narrator is as much a character as anyone else. Now that I've finished the s...more There are so many things I like about this story. There's the storytelling atmosphere, the child-like yet intelligent prose, the pictures that bring the story to life, the well-built setting, and Nimpentoad himself.

The story is written as though someone was telling the story to someone else. This adds character and warmth to the writing that makes the story feel 'fuller'. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the Narrator is as much a character as anyone else. Now that I've finished the story and thought about it the story itself could be a nipling scholar telling some far off future generation about why they live in a castle with a giant.

The wording and sentence structure are simple but filled with knowledge and detail. Going off the above paragraph, its like the scholar is doing this deliberately for his much younger audience. There are sound effects in parenthesis that make me smile with their cute/cheesiness. Some phrases are also repeated with each segment, which gives the story a kind of poetic epic structure; again like a national 'origin story' for the nipling.

The pictures are gorgeous, well, as gorgeous as giant scorpions and forest orcs can be anyway. Each picture shows off the various races inhabiting the forest but not the actions they take. Its imagination fonder for the reader. They get to paint the actions themselves.

The setting is surprisingly well built for such a short children's story. The forest is continually developed by the plants that grow inside it (Niplings are very good cooks) and the breakdown of the society is quickly set up and developed further as the Niplings travel. Its perfect for the background of the story, and even better, an older reader can appreciate nuances that younger ones might not get and debate them on websites like TVTropes.

And, finally, Nimpentoad himself. The story says earlier on that he's the smartest of the Niplings and he demonstrates this every day on their journey. His craftiness saves them time and again. Its like he's their Trickster Figure; creating new ideas, changing their way of life, surviving on his wits instead of brawn.

Bottom Line: If I were five years old again, I'd want my mom and dad to read this to me and they would enjoy it as much as I would.

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Jul 18, 2012 Mary rated it 5 of 5 stars

Subtle lessons beautifully taught!

Nimpentoad is a beautifully written and illustrated fantasy adventure book for children. It is a subtle way to teach lessons about friendship, trust, courage, and thinking through situations. Herz also includes manners and trying new vegetables! I bet children actually eat vegetables after reading this story.

Nimpentoad is a Nibling and he lives in Grunwald Forest. There are many other creatures that live in the forest, some are nice and some are not. Niblings ar...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Masquerade Crew rated it 5 of 5 stars

SHARON'S REVIEW

Nimpentoad is a children's picture book in a fairytale type format, which is geared to being read out loud to young children. The story follows a group of creatures called Niblings. They are the smallest creatures in the forest, so they get picked on, and sometimes even eaten by bigger creatures. Nimpentoad is a Nibling that comes up with a plan to find a safer home for the group. This plan involves finding a giant on the other side of the forest. There are many obstacles and dang...more SHARON'S REVIEW

Nimpentoad is a children's picture book in a fairytale type format, which is geared to being read out loud to young children. The story follows a group of creatures called Niblings. They are the smallest creatures in the forest, so they get picked on, and sometimes even eaten by bigger creatures. Nimpentoad is a Nibling that comes up with a plan to find a safer home for the group. This plan involves finding a giant on the other side of the forest. There are many obstacles and dangers on this journey, but Nimpentoad is up to the challenge, and leads them through.

The graphics of this story are amazing. The bigger creatures are a little bit scary for very young children, but probably not scary enough to produce nightmares. I particularly like the description of Niblings as being waist high to adult humans. That would be approximately the size of the average five year old, which would be one of the target ages for this story. Children can relate to the trials of the small Niblings, because they are small themselves. There's quite a bit of simple humour which will appeal to kids. There's also a part about mushrooms where the story asks the reader directly if they like mushrooms. That makes the reader (or young listener) a part of the story. I like the way the the authors get children involved.

Nimpentoad is not just an entertaining story, it's a teaching vehicle that introduces the moral values of courage, leadership, teamwork, friendship and trust. It also suggests family type caring relationships, even when the participants aren't related. At one point the Niblings build a vehicle that works by pedal power. Children from toddlerhood upwards would be familiar with pedal toys to get around. That is one more way that this wonderful tale relates to kids. The giant in this story represents a protective adult. The Niblings will help him do things he cannot. This gives the idea of cooperation towards a common goal. I really like that.

This charming and endearing tale is rather unique in that it was partially written by children, for children. Henry Herz and his two young sons Josh and Harrison, wrote this lovely fantasy story together. It's a picture book with amazing images that will settle in the minds of children forever. Young children equate stories with the pictures that go with them. Humpty Dumpty and various other images from Mother Goose have stayed with me since I was a toddler, and I am now a senior citizen. I believe that the story and the pictures of Nimpentoad have the same lasting power and universal appeal of established nursery rhymes and fairytales. I absolutely recommend it for four to seven year olds.(less)

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Jun 20, 2012 Stacie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nimpentoad by Henry L. Herz, Sean Eddingfield, Bill Maus, and Joshua Herz is an entertaining tale of a little creature named Nimpentoad who cleverly leads his fellow Niblings on a grand adventure in search of a safe place to call home.

Nimpentoad is a Nibling and lives in Grunwald Forest with many other fascinating, but not always so friendly creatures. Niblings "are
skinny and short – about waist-high to an
adult human." Due to their small size they often get picked on by the other forest inhabita...more

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May 18, 2012 Becca Campbell rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a cute picture book with elaborate fantasy-style illustrations. The artwork was excellent but the storytelling fell a little short for me. There were a bit too many interjected comments from the narrator within the text of the story that interrupted the flow. The plot wasn’t exceptionally strong and the climax was a little quick and not very tense. However, I am an adult and the book is geared for children. Because of that, I didn’t feel that my opinion was quite final (although importa...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Marilou George rated it 5 of 5 stars

Nimpentoad is a wonderful children’s book that will inspire both children and adults. Niblings are the smallest creatures in the Grunwald Forest and are often ridiculed and poked fun at. Nimpentoad, the bravest of the niblings, decides to make a deal with Goofus the Giant to help him out with certain tasks in return for his protection. He leads the niblings on a 5 day journey thru the Grunwald Forest to meet Goofus. The group encounters some obstacles along the way but they trust Nimpentoad thei...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Melanie Adkins rated it 5 of 5 stars

Grunwald Forest is full of creatures. Many aren't very nice. They like to bully and be mean to the other creatures. Niblings are the smallest and the Giant is the biggest. The Niblings had to hide often because so many wanted to eat them. Nimpentoad was the smartest and bravest Nibling. He knew if they could get the Giant to agree to join forces with them, they would be safe. The Niblings could do the things a clumsy Giant couldn't and the Giant could protect the Niblings from all other creatur...more

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May 19, 2012 Anna Tan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Written by Henry and his two sons, Josh and Harrison, Nimpentoad is the story of a smart young Nibling and how he leads his tribe through the dangerous Grunwald Forest in search of safety. During the trip, he saves his fellow Niblings from being eaten by goblins, trolls, orcs and other scary creatures.

Nimpentoad is geared towards children aged 5 - 10 years and reads as if it was meant to be read aloud to young children, accompanied by illustrations by Sean Eddingfield and Bill Maus.

I find the...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Having been contacted by Henry to read and review Nimpentoad, after reading the description I gladly accepted. If I would of had a copy of Nimpentoad when I was a child, it would of been one of my favorite books. Goblins, giant wolves, Orcs, Rhinotaurs are some of the creatures the little Niblings encounter on their travels through the Grunwald Forest. They might not sound like anything to fear, unless you are a Nibling! Niblings are the smallest of creatures found in the forest, and peculiar th...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Sarah Coburn rated it 5 of 5 stars

What a delight to read a piece of children’s literature! At university I studied a module titled ‘Children’s Literature’ and it was very insightful to learn about the techniques and subtle morals planted within children's stories and so it is great to revist this type of book. As a child I loved to read stories about adventures, escaping the wrath of monsters with your friends and eventually beating the badies! Nimpentoad makes no exception when it comes to an action-packed tale that is suited f...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Sadie Forsythe rated it 5 of 5 stars

I would give this 4.5 if I could. A strong 5 for the artwork and a 4 for the story. Nimpentoad has many strengths, not least of which is the beautiful artwork (if you can call pictures of goblins, orcs, and trolls beautiful). Eddingfield and Maus really out did themselves. The story itself is interesting and engaging, with a conversational tone. As we follow the adventure of the Niblings through Grunwald Forest small lessons are slipped in. Children learn the danger of not following directions a...more

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May 21, 2013 Oana Matei rated it 5 of 5 stars

Review originally posted on my blog: All Fantasy Worlds

This is a book any child would love to have on his bookshelf! And not only for the incredible pictures, but also for the exciting story and the fascinating characters. “Nimpentoad” is a real keeper, so I’d choose the paperback over the Kindle version anytime.

The thing that I loved most was the authors’ creativity with the different fantasy creatures, their names, habits, and personalities. The Niblings are the smallest creatures in the Grun...more

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Mar 11, 2012 Rebecca rated it 5 of 5 stars

GOBLINS, SCORPIONS AND RHINOTAURS, OH MY!

This is a well-written, fun, adventurous novel for children. The children will be delighted with the wonderful illustrations and rejoice in the happy ending.

I enjoyed the fantastic creatures living in the ancient, shadowy and mysterious Grunwald Forest. You can’t help but like Nimpentoad for wanting to protect the Niblings as they make their journey to Goofus’ castle. On their way, they encounter such creatures as Forest Goblins, giant scorpians and Rhino...more

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Mar 22, 2012 Laura Thomas rated it 5 of 5 stars

I received this book as a gift from the authors in exchange for my review.

You are now entering the world of Nimpentoad and his fellow niblings. they look to Nimpentoad for guidance as they travel through the shadowy unknown that is Grunwald Forest.
Along the way you will have encounters with goblins and orcs and many other fantastical creatures. Neebels are the worst!
henry, along with his two grade-school sons, has written an endearing tale, accompanied by beautiful illustrations.
While the target...more

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May 24, 2013 Anna Everhart rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was excited to read Nimpentoad because this delightful fantasy is written by a dad, Henry Herz, and his two elementary-aged sons, Josh and Harrison! It is so exciting to see a hobby and creativity come together and make something for the world to see and enjoy. As I read Nimpentoad I couldn't help but fall in love with this little Nibling, saving the day, exemplifying courage, care and leadership against everything they came across. He is a positive example for children, as well as introducing...more

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Aug 29, 2012 Nancy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Tired of being bullied and picked on, Nimpentoad leads his intrepid band of tiny Niblings through the Grunwald Forest to Goofus the Giant’s Castle for help. On the way they are attacked by Forest Goblins and Orcs, Giant Scorpions, Rhinotaurs, and wolves. Nimpentoad’s quick thinking extricates them from every dire situation with ingenuity and humor.

A unique concoction of crazy and bizarre creatures set Nimpentoad apart from a multitude of children’s fantasies. Witty narrative, great imagery, and...more

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Dec 19, 2012 A.E. Curzon rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The story begins in Grunwald Forest where the Niblings live. Niblings are dexterous little creatures who love to cook. They are not, however, very popular with the others of the forest. In fact, they are continuously picked on and pushed around. The forest is also inhabited by Orcs and Goblins and Neebles, to name but a few, and each and every one has had a go at the Niblings. The Niblings are tired of this and decide to seek help from the Goofus, the giant who lives in the castle. Where Nibling...more

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Aug 07, 2012 J.A. rated it 5 of 5 stars

My six year old and I sat down to read this story and he seemed to really enjoy it. He loved the illustrations which also helped him to more easily understand what was going on in the adventure. Nimpentoad is a charismatic leader of his people and his story is a great way for little learners, like my son, to learn about leading and making the right choices for the right reasons - in a fun way! We enjoyed this children's book. My son has even tried to draw his own version of Nimpentoad.

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Jun 11, 2013 Lauren rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This fantasy tale is about Nimpentoad, a courageous Nibling who is able to overcome obstacles using positive and creative thinking techniques. The story was well written and entertaining. I would think for a children’s book some of the names might have been hard though but overall it was a great fantasy novel. This book would be great for children ages 6-9, especially I think adventurous little boys.

Note: I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.

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Dec 07, 2012 Chris Yarbrough rated it 5 of 5 stars

What a fantastic book! I read it to my son at bedtime over the last two nights and he LOVED it! We both did. At first he was a little hesitant, but by the end of the first page he was hooked and we have been chasing each other around the house on our imaginary Neebles ever since.

Nimpentoad is a great story loaded with positive messages for both kids and adults. It is a story that could be enjoyed by someone of any age, but it is definitely best when shared with family.

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Nov 23, 2012 Joe rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have to say I didn't think I would enjoy this story, being an adult, but it was a pretty good story. I have read it to my youngest child and she really liked it. This story has a lot of good lessons in it and is perfect for elementary school kids. Lots of adventure and a few funny moments as well. The art is amazing. I think this is a great story to build a series of kids books from. Nimpentoad is a little hero and he can help teach your kids to be one too.

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Jun 01, 2012 Yaritza rated it 5 of 5 stars

Received the book from the writer himself.I totally enjoyed this book. To have such a character that is small but smarter than all the bigger creatures was hilarious. It was great that Nimpentoad came up with such excellent ideas that kept all the Niblings safe. A very quick book to read and totally awesome pictures. Description of the characters definitely portrayed the characters in the pictures. Thanks for giving me a chance to have read such an adventure...

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Feb 17, 2012 Léna Roy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Nimpentoad is a delightful tale that will have fantasy fans everywhere high-fiving. The pacing is pitch-perfect, and the strong emphasis on community and leadership never comes across as didactic.The protagonist Nimpentoad represents everything we want ourselves and our leaders to be: smart, resourceful, innovative and kind. I highly recommend this book to teachers and parents as a read-aloud for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade.

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Oct 14, 2012 Book-shelf Shelf rated it 3 of 5 stars

I loved this book and found the story very well written, although as it is a children's book, I found the names of the creatures quite hard & confusing. Even as an adult (all be it a dyslexic one) I had to keep checking who was the baddy.

The art work is brilliant, even if reading it on a kindle made it hard to see :( I would love to see the whole book in printed format with colour pictures which will keep most kids gripped.

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Dec 14, 2012 Charlene rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This is a short, illustrated fantasy book for young children. I reviewed a kindle version of this book which I don’t recommend if you want to appreciate the detail and artistry of the illustrations of the Niblings and the strange and dangerous creatures they encounter on their quest to see the Giant. It’s a simple story that I can see engaging children, especially with the aid of the illustrations, and I found the main character, Nimpentoad, to be a strong, smart and likable hero to lead his peo...more

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Henry Herz’s love of the fantasy genre began in elementary school with Where the Wild Things Are and The Lord of the Rings, and continued with playing Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer. Struck by inspiration one day, Henry began a fun project with his two bright young sons, who share his joy of entering the magical realms of fantasy. Together, they wrote this tale. By day, Henry is a management...more

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