Pick up your rubbish your parents say, how many times do you ignore them and just walk on by? Well this story will show you that you should ALWAYS pick up your rubbish!!

Little Burt loves getting dirty and making messes, but much to his parent’s distress, he hates bathing and cleaning up. Sometimes being a dirty mess is fun, but if you never clean up, you can attract the wrong kind of attention-- especially if you are playing in the wrong places.

This is book 2 in the Alexander goblinsearch stories, a sequel which can be enjoyed without reading book 1  In this rambling, swash buckling, comedy saga it's not just Alexander who disappears. His minders and his bunkbed have vanished too. In the goblinsearch for him we meet some 18th century pirates melted out of an iceberg, two nuclear subs (one Russian, one British), the many uses of deadly fire and forget torpedoes, the correct tripadvisor rating for a Royal Navy destroyer, some anti-nuclear activists from Greenpeace, a documentary film producer who is not as he claims a genuine vegetarian, a software wizard who needs help with his business plans, some billionaires in a round the world balloon race, the features and fittings in a modern magic carpet, some software writing hedgehogs and a giant man eating shark. Scene-wise we loiter for a dip in the arctic seas in which sank the Titanic, learn about a different type of cloud message and land back safely in the touristic dockyards of Portsmouth, pausing only for a reality check in the cellars of an old archive in Southsea. First published as an 8 part series on goblinsearch in 2001 to 2003, the story has been rewritten and is now available for the first time as a proper book.

Khirza, a goblin drug-dealer, is recruited by the gangster Ozher to find a key to a mysterious bag. Apparently, one of Ozher's personal enemies is also after that bag. Meanwhile, the entire city of Culerica is hit by a heatwave, and violence amongst the goblin clans threatens the precarious balance between humans, goblins and elves, risking to turn the entire city into a battlefield. A shadowy terrorist is threatening to unleash chaos during the celebration of an ancient human victory over the goblins. The ruthless and cultivated colonel Goadbeiles is tasked to unravel the web of lies and deception and is drawn into the war between two goblin clans. Khirza, fighting a losing war against time, is employing the help of his lover and friend Ulumi, a prostitute with a deep knowledge of secrets and intrigue.

George MacDonald's 'The Princess and the Goblin & The Princess and Curdie (Complete Illustrated Edition)' is a literary masterpiece that intertwines traditional fairy tale elements with symbolism and Christian allegory. The book is rich in imagination, making it a captivating read for both children and adults. MacDonald's descriptive writing style provides vivid imagery of the fantastical world he creates, drawing readers into the enchanting realm of goblins, princesses, and magic. The two stories in this complete edition explore themes of bravery, loyalty, and the battle between good and evil, leaving a profound impact on the reader's imagination and moral outlook. Set in a timeless literary context, MacDonald's works continue to inspire generations of readers with their depth and imagination. George MacDonald, a Scottish author and minister, was known for his fairy tales and fantasy novels that aimed to convey moral and spiritual truths to his audience. Influenced by his religious beliefs and personal experiences, MacDonald's works often contain Christian themes and allegorical elements. His unique storytelling style and imaginative world-building have earned him a lasting legacy in the realm of fantasy literature. I highly recommend 'The Princess and the Goblin & The Princess and Curdie' to readers of all ages who enjoy classic fairy tales with a deeper meaning. George MacDonald's timeless tales are sure to captivate your imagination and leave you pondering life's deeper truths long after you finish reading.

A slim volume of ten book at bedtime tales of Sid and Percy the naughty goblins. They live in a tree in Coconut Grove and play tricks on grandma and grandpa who live not far away. Based on the traditional English bedtime story, the tales are parables of goblin trickery and cunning but with outcomes that are intended to lead children to reflect on the rights and wrongs of unsound behavior, yet in a manner that young children can enjoy. A fun and happy way to end the day for parent and child alike.

Collects Pathfinder 1-6! The warrior Valeros can rely on his sword arm and his friends -mysterious sorceress Seoni, quick-witted elven rogue Merisiel, powerful wizard Ezren, well-traveled dwarven ranger Harsk, and courageous cleric Kyra - but nothing can prepare him for the dangers that lurk ahead. The scattered goblin tribes of Varisia are unifying in ways no one has ever seen before. At the heart of this strange evolution is an ancient force of evil looking to establish itself anew in the world of Golarion! Paizo's award-winning fantasy world, fiction line, and tabletop RPG is now the ultimate fantasy comic! With an action-packed story written by Jim Zub (Street Fighter Legends, Skullkickers) and incredibly detailed artwork by newcomer Andrew Huerta, this first volume introduces readers to a richly envisioned fantasy world filled with compelling characters and impressive sights. Pathfinder Vol. 1 collects the first six issues of the comic series as well as including an exclusive 10 page bonus story, "The Last Mosswood Goblin," by Jim Zub and Ivan Anaya, found nowhere else but here! Other bonus features are more than 30 pages of encounters, characters, and world detail for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game