The girl then employs teleportation skills to escape the confines of her room but Mum grabs hold of her, things go haywire and mother and daughter end up lost in a stone forest wherein live the trolls. Eventually, after insisting the two of them go out together, which proves pretty eventful, Hilda’s mum grounds her. During dinner, she succeeds in keeping what she’s been doing from Mum and meanwhile the residents of the tiny house sample the fare.ĭinner over, the girl tells her mum she’s going out again and off she goes, supposedly to the park but this is Hilda and that isn’t exactly what happens. She later temporarily turns into a troll and learns what life is like in their nighttime world, all while trying to find a way home. Suddenly however, she realises that she’s late for Sunday dinner with her Mum and home she dashes taking the tiny house with her. With lots of action, a tenacious heroine, and fantastic illustrations, children are sure to enjoy following the latest graphic novel installment of HILDA AND THE MOUNTAIN KING. Hilda finds adventure irresistible and in Hilda and the Stone Forest we first find her involved in the usual Hilda style adventure as she and Twig are chasing a small patch of ground that has weirdly grown legs and run off carrying atop itself a very small house full of very small people whom Hilda is desperately trying to rescue. 'This is an adventurous and delightful story that follows Hilda as she wakes up a troll and seeks to become human again. In case you’ve not met Hilda before, she’s a blue-haired girl who lives with her mum and Twig, her fox-with-antlers pet, in a remote mountain cottage and then, later, in the city of Trolberg. This large format book contains Hilda and the Stone Forest and Hilda and the Mountain King, the fifth and sixth of the amazing graphic novel series. Hilda is a unique show that always finds a way to bring its lore full circle, and with everything we learned about Trolls in the latest movie starring Hilda.

Hilda and the trolls