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The Mubbles The Good, The Bad And The Perky

By Liz Pichon

colourful fun-loving adventurous

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Average score: 4.83

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The Mubbles: The Good, the Bad and the Perky is a bright, bouncy graphic novel packed with silly names, expressive artwork and enough singing to make even a Doomonger twitch. Liz Pichon brings her trademark comic energy to this third Mubbles adventure, while the clash between cheerful teamwork and gloomy grumpiness gives the nonsense a warm-hearted centre. Best suited to younger independent readers who enjoy colourful comics, playful worlds and stories that refuse to take gloom too seriously.

Genres

Humour Graphic Novels Friendship/Family

What is The Mubbles The Good, The Bad And The Perky about?

On the Isle of Smile, the Mubbles—Bash, Dash, Cheery, and friends—delight in the surprises from the Uncertain Curtain. Today, it reveals a karaoke machine, sparking joyful singing. However, the grumpy Doomongers from the Isle of Gloom are determined to silence the fun. Will the Mubbles' cheerful tunes prevail against the Doomongers' gloomy schemes?

About the author

Liz Pichon is a brilliant British author and illustrator, best known for her funny and creative Tom Gates series. Her books are full of doodles, jokes, and school adventures that lots of children enjoy. Liz loves drawing and coming up with new ideas to make reading fun for everyone!

Discussion ideas around The Mubbles The Good, The Bad And The Perky

Smile or Gloom?: What do the Mubbles and the Doomongers seem to believe makes life enjoyable, and which view do you understand best?

The Power of Music: Why does the karaoke machine matter so much to the Mubbles, and how can music change the mood of a group?

Working Together: How do the Mubbles use their different personalities and talents to deal with trouble?

A Surprise Behind the Curtain: If the Uncertain Curtain appeared in your town, what would you hope it revealed and how might people use it?

Pages

128 pages

Reading age

Early Chapter Book (6-10)

This edition

2026

First published

2026

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