trolls

In this humorous adaptation of the tale, Arty the troll is really a poetry-loving, non-aggressive guy who is being pressured by the Troll Patrol to act more troll-like or lose his rights to the bridge--so he makes a deal with the largest of the billy goats that makes them both look good.

Tom continues his quest to collect pieces of the Amulet of Avantia and bravely makes his way to the Dead Peaks where he must face Rashouk the Cave Troll, the ghost beast that can smell the fear of its victims, and if Tom fails, he will never see his father again.

While climbing Mt. Baldy, Treva outwits some trolls who want to steal her dog.

"The Trolls receive a surprise pizza party by none other than their former foes--The Bergens! But when there's no tomato sauce, cheese or dough anywhere, King Gristle, Bridget and the kitchen staff improvise by inventing their own pizzas using gummy worms, frosting, sprinkles, and, of course, chocolate! Will this be the best party ever of the biggest disaster in Trolls history?"--Back cover.

"For centuries, Changlings have recorded the history of Trolls and Gumm-Gumms in The Book of Ga-Huel. This ancient tome is, literally, a living document with new entries mysteriously appearing--or disappearing--in it. When Trollhunter, Jim Lake, Jr., gains possession of the book, he and his friends are fascinated by what they discover. But when a new passage appears and it points to the death of a beloved friend, the team must race against time to uncover the invisible force predicting a future no one is willing to face"--Provided by publisher.

"Jim travels back in time and encounters Gogun the Guardian, hailed as the bravest Trollhunter who ever lived. However, Jim is shocked to discover that Gogun is inept, unskilled, and terrified of everything and everyone. Jim knew when he was chosen as Trollhunter he would have to save mankind in the present, but he never realized he was responsible for the past as well. The fate of the world is a lot of responsibility for a fifteen-year-old--but luckily Jim is up to the task; as long as he's home in time for dinner"--Provided by publisher.

"The wizard is discovered but at what cost? Jim and his friends have finally found Merlin the Wizard, but at a terrible cost. One of their teammates has fallen in battle, but Jim doesn't have time to grieve. He has to stop a feud between the River Trolls and the Garden Trolls, which has been going on for centuries. Once again the fate of the world is on Jim's shoulders. Is he up to the task?"--Provided by publisher.

"When presented with one more task from Merlin, Jim Lake, Jr., isn't too worried. How bad could bathing in a magical elixir be? It almost sounds soothing. Hopefully he'll be able to relax and get away from it all. Oddly enough, it does transport him, just not in the way he imagined. Suddenly Jim finds himself in the cold, dark woods and he's not alone. The recently resurrected Angor Rot is there with a score to settle. To make matters more complicated, Jim has suddenly grown taller, stronger, and is sporting some very Troll-like hair, eyes, and teeth. All of this leaves him questioning Merlin's magic, trying to get a handle on his new body, and wondering how he'll get away from Angor Rot. Talk about an awkward stage!"--Amazon.com.

Fifteen-year-old Jim Lake sets out in the strange realm known as the Darklands and encounters a new horde of trolls while his friends in Arcadia look for a way to reunite with him.

Fifteen-year-old Jim Lake is chosen to be the first human protector of a secret world of trolls living below his hometown.