Hildafolk #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this charming 2010 issue of Hildafolk, written and illustrated by Luke Pearson, young Hilda sets out on a quiet walk with her sketchbook, drawn to a peculiar troll rock she discovers in the woods. After placing a bell on its nose to keep it still while she draws, she falls asleep—only to wake and find the troll very much alive, following her home with a jingle in tow. The cover by Luke Pearson captures the whimsical tension of the moment, as Hilda’s innocent sketching sets off a chain of events that leads to an unexpected encounter with Wood Man, who reveals the bell’s true effect.
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Hilda goes out walking, looking for something to draw. She finds a troll rock and has Twig put a bell on it's nose in case it moves while she is sketching. She dozes off and the troll wakes up. She runs for home and the troll follows with its bell. Wood Man discovers why the troll followed her: the sound of the bell is bothering it and it wants the bell removed. When she does, it returns her sketchbook and leaves.
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