Once Upon a Time in Elmore: The Story Behind the Watterson House

by Charlie Hart

When Gumball and Darwin hear the guide on the "Tour of Elmore" bus call their home the smallest house in town, they are determined to find out why that is. When their hare-brained schemes don't get them any closer to the answer, they finally decide to ask their parents. And the answer they get, although shocking, makes them realize that living in the smallest house means they will always be very close to the people they love the most.

80 pages, Paperback

First published February 9, 2016

Reviews

[Kaitie]

This book reads like the episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball. Just imagine taking 8 separate episodes and putting them together to make one book. It is full of Gumball's crazy antic, Darwin's whimsical imagination, and Anais' intelligence! It would be a great book for young readers who are fans of the show and there is even some advanced literary work at the end. As for us adult readers, it's a very fast read and cute for fans of the show who have a little time to kill.