The Chronicles of Kibblestan: Revolution

by Jessell, Tim
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ISBN: 9780996749107
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Overview

A boy ... a dachshund ... a mouse ... a revolution

Beyond a dark forest lies a land called Kibblestan. The land is not welcoming. It's not very safe. And if a child enters in, they'll be lucky to escape. For sinister forces are at work, keeping Kibblestan from being free. And they don't want anyone to interfere, especially one who understands liberty. Featuring grisly Snotlins, bizarre canines, oversized rats and small creatures called Petikins, The Chronicles of Kibblestan is an award-winning, thrilling fantasy series filled with humor and suspense, that incorporates some of America's founding principles as it ponders the question:

What does it take for a land to be free?

In this series starter, when eleven-year-old Ellis gets lost in the creepy forest behind his house he finds a mysterious light. He steps into the light, bringing his anxiety-prone dachshund and followed by one very hyper mouse. Together, they find themselves trapped in the dark, ominous world of Kibblestan, a land which is under attack by gruesome Snotlins who destroy everything in their path. Ellis must find a way to survive and escape, but when he meets a young Petikin who's lost his family, his offer to help sends him on a harrowing journey that will uncover many truths--truths about the Snotlins, truths about the missing Petikin family, and truths that will lead Kibblestan to a revolution and force Ellis to make the most painful decision of his life.

This fast-paced, exciting series laced with themes of liberty vs. tyranny will appeal to fans of Erin Hunter's Warriors series or The Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins. It is also an ideal novel for book clubs or to be used in a classroom setting, as questions are provided at the end of each novel to help facilitate discussions about how capitalism and free markets, the United States Constitution, and America's founding principle of individual liberty can influence a country's freedom.


  • Format: Trade Paperback
  • Author: Jessell, Tim
  • ISBN: 9780996749107
  • Condition: Used
  • Dimensions: 8.00 x 0.74
  • Number Of Pages: 332
  • Publication Year: 2015

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