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Mr. Hookumbacker and the Yella Yella Yum Yum Tree by: Richard Silverton

May 31, 2012 | Rita

About the Book:

Mr. Hookumbacker and the Yella Yella Yum Yum Tree is a children’s adventure story. The Forest of the Cracking Stone is full of wonder and natural beauty. It is also a place of magic as well as honey tickles, bumbletums, sapling shines and a kindly old tree master called Mr. Hookumbacker.

When the sapling shine Holly Shallina leaves the safety of the Forest of the Cracking Stone, she becomes trapped in the ground by the first rays of the rising sun. Holly’s friends Buddy Trix, Cherry Petals and Shubbie Willows ask for Mr. Hookumbacker’s help. When he agrees a race against time begins. Together they must journey far away to find a Yella Yella Yum Yum tree. Their journey takes them to a forbidden wood full of grubble wig and needle node weeds and on to the Forest of the Falling Waters. From there they must return with enough time to save Holly Shallina.

 

My Thoughts:

This is a very cute and endearing children’s story about friendship. I love how Holly’s friends do all they need to when she is trapped outside the forest boundary. More than just the fantasy and adventure that takes place is the lesson that children will learn in that we need to take care of their natural environments. My daughter loved this and has read it more than a dozen times already.

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  1. Just Coupons says

    June 1, 2012 at 1:59 am

    This sounds really cute. I love the names like Buddy Trix, Cherry Petals and Shubbie Willows. Books about working together are always great for children, they can learn so much about team work, etc. I also love Mr. Hookumbacker’s name – too cute 🙂

  2. Richard Silverton says

    June 1, 2012 at 4:43 am

    Thank you for reviewing my book Rita – I really appreciate it.

  3. Patricia says

    June 3, 2012 at 8:49 am

    Sounds like a good book for my gals.

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