The Gargoyle Soil as well as family and

as well as family and group read-alouds

Frankie discovers there's more to saving the world than witty one-liners and stupid hot demons

"Reissued in a mini hardback gift edition

Jan Brett's highly original version of the Gingerbread Boy story has quickly become a family classic

The Gargoyle Soil as well as family andHCHe's old, this gargoyle. Very old. Older than me. Older than anyone. He looks tired. If I had a seat, I would give it to him. He shuffles past me and stands near the door and watches the city smushing past. I think I hear him sigh. An echoey, achy, hollow sort of sigh, like the wind when it gusts down lanes and through tunnels and in and out of the big drains that stretch under the city. This is the moving story of an old gargoyle, forced off his