The Arguers
Author: Luyken, Corinna
ISBN: 9781984814425
Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Year first published: 12 Aug 2025
Pages: 40
Format: Hardback
Plt;bPgt;A delightfully preposterous and original fairy tale about a community that forgets how to get along, by the celebrated creator of Plt;iPgt;The Book of MistakesPlt;/iPgt;Plt;/bPgt;
Plt;bPgt;A delightfully preposterous and original fairy tale about a community that forgets how to get along, by the celebrated creator of Plt;iPgt;The Book of MistakesPlt;/iPgt;Plt;/bPgt;Plt;brPgt;Plt;brPgt;The first argument was over a brush and a comb, and which would be better for taking a tangle out of the kingP#39;s beard. Next came the argument over letters, and then over spoons . . . and soon they argued all the time, and no one could remember when the arguing had started or over what or by whom. They only knew that they had Plt;iPgt;always Plt;/iPgt;argued, and that they did it well. Very, very well.Plt;brPgt;Plt;brPgt;And so it was that the king and queen decided to hold a contest to choose the very best arguer in the land. But what will happen when everyone is so busy arguing that they canP#39;t even hear the queen announce the start of the contest?
ISBN: 9781984814425
Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Year first published: 12 Aug 2025
Pages: 40
Format: Hardback
Plt;bPgt;A delightfully preposterous and original fairy tale about a community that forgets how to get along, by the celebrated creator of Plt;iPgt;The Book of MistakesPlt;/iPgt;Plt;/bPgt;
Plt;bPgt;A delightfully preposterous and original fairy tale about a community that forgets how to get along, by the celebrated creator of Plt;iPgt;The Book of MistakesPlt;/iPgt;Plt;/bPgt;Plt;brPgt;Plt;brPgt;The first argument was over a brush and a comb, and which would be better for taking a tangle out of the kingP#39;s beard. Next came the argument over letters, and then over spoons . . . and soon they argued all the time, and no one could remember when the arguing had started or over what or by whom. They only knew that they had Plt;iPgt;always Plt;/iPgt;argued, and that they did it well. Very, very well.Plt;brPgt;Plt;brPgt;And so it was that the king and queen decided to hold a contest to choose the very best arguer in the land. But what will happen when everyone is so busy arguing that they canP#39;t even hear the queen announce the start of the contest?
