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Comics with my Kids Episode 15
Hilda and the Midnight Giant
Comics with my Kids Episode 15
Hilda and the Midnight Giant
By Luke Pearson
On our 15th episode of Comics with my Kids, we take a look at the graphic novel Hilda and the Midnight Giant written and drawn by Luke Pearson Published by Flying Eye Books.
After reading Hilda and the Troll, Melody wanted to read more about the young girl who is friends with the supernatural world. Therefore, she moved on to the next in a series of Hilda Books.
Melody really enjoyed this book and tells us about the story and what she thought of the book.
So sit back grab a cup of tea and listen in to
what Melody thinks of this fun tale.
Theme song provided by Bensound, Visit Bensound at
Bensound.com
Email the show at 60sreboot@gmail.com
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereComics with my Kids Episode 15
Hilda and the Midnight Giant
By Luke Pearson
On our 15th episode of Comics with my Kids, we take a look at the graphic novel Hilda and the Midnight Giant written and drawn by Luke Pearson Published by Flying Eye Books.
After reading Hilda and the Troll, Melody wanted to read more about the young girl who is friends with the supernatural world. Therefore, she moved on to the next in a series of Hilda Books.
Melody really enjoyed this book and tells us about the story and what she thought of the book.
So sit back grab a cup of tea and listen in to
what Melody thinks of this fun tale.
Theme song provided by Bensound, Visit Bensound at
Bensound.com
Email the show at 60sreboot@gmail.com
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