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    © Matt D.Length 19 min1 December 2020Season 1Episode 21Super HeroesTalkUKEpisodic

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    Comics with my Kids Episode 21

    Hilda and the Bird Parade

    by Luke Pearson

    On our 21st episode of Comics with my Kids, we take a final look at the graphic novel series Hilda, with the book Hilda and The Bird Parade written and drawn by Luke Pearson Published by Flying Eye Books.

    Melody finishes her adventures through Hilda's stories. With the assistance of Logan, Melody tells us about Hilda's first few days in the city of Trolberg. Hilda learns about the Bird Parade, meets a talking bird, and sees the city through a new view.

    Along the way Hilda learns about the deadly Rat King, but is he as dangerous as everyone claims?

    Melody continues to tell us about her love for this book series.

    So sit back grab a cup of tea and listen in to what Melody thinks of the bird parade.


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