Julian Edwards Libri

The story revolves around two water gargoyle brothers, Drip and Drop, who share a close yet sometimes contentious relationship. Living on an island with a mysterious oak tree, they prefer the comfort of their nest. As the narrative unfolds, readers are introduced to their friends, including Plip, Plop, and Daisy Deer, and are invited to engage in a playful decision about Daisy's baby, Dusty. The tale promises charming encounters with various woodland creatures, including Mr. Robin and Mrs. Owl, enriching the whimsical world of Drip and Drop.

The story follows brothers Drip and Drop, water gargoyles seeking a seaside holiday to visit their cousins, Splish and Splash. As they embark on this adventure, the dynamic between the brothers is highlighted, especially Drop's role in caring for Drip, who often finds himself in amusing predicaments. Their journey promises fun and sibling camaraderie amidst the backdrop of a vibrant seaside setting.

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The Sand Gorgoyle is a story about a little cheeky creature that lives on the beaches all over the world. In this story, the children can write their name, which will make them part of the story (after all, every child can be mischievous and cheeky). The children can also colour in the pictures in this book in any colour, which will fill them with delight and laughter. The Forest Gorgoyle is a story about a magical creature that lives in the forest during the spring and summer months. This creature likes to help nature in the forest as well as the animal and birds. All over the world, this delightful book should fill the children's imagination that will want them to explore the forests and trees around them. If not, then I am sure it will lead to some lovely dreams instead. So why not enter the world of the gorgoyles today?

This is a step-by-step guide that offers students practical skills for reflecting on and learning from their experiences. This approach to reflective writing works for different types of assignments and situations.