The Curious Adventures of Wormster Pinkbody Maggot

ADVENTURE

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What makes an adventure adventurous? Challenges? Danger? Intrigue? Well, first of all, there has to be an adventure to go on. Then there have to be adventurers, brave heroes, fearlessly ready to take on anything that crosses their path.

This adventure is to find the strange hiccups in the night. Our adventurers are a sort-of-wriggly worm and a sort-of-prickly hedgehog. Their journey starts from the safety of Worms World, into Wilderness Woods, through the grass prairie, and way beyond… in search of the strange hiccups in the night.

Did they have help on their way? If they did, who helped them and how? Were there dangers on the journey that our adventurers had to overcome? If yes, what did they do?

And what about the strange hiccups in the night? Did our adventurers find the strange hiccups that made the curious hiccup noise?

Only one way to find out: turn the book over, open the pages, and start to read about the adventures of our heroes, Wormster and Heindrick, in their search for the hiccups.

Don’t forget to pack supplies, put on your khaki shorts and your adventurer’s hat before you start your journey through the pages of this book.

Do you want to find the answer to the strange hiccups in the night? Are you ready?

YES?
Then ready, steady, go… and good luck.

Susan Ambler is a writer of short stories for children. The Curious Adventures of Wormster Pinkbody Maggot is her debut book.

Susan, now retired, worked in social care for many years. It was during this time that the seeds for her story began to grow. The source? A range of stress toys brought into the office.

The inspiration to write her book came from colleagues who enjoyed listening to her stories about the antics of the characters she created based on these toys. Encouraged by her colleagues, Susan put pen to paper, and her ideas became the pages of her book.