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*The titles, which feature a boy wizard with a name starting with H that wears glasses are an obvious reference to the highly popular ''[[w:c:harrypotter|Harry Potter]]'' titles. | |||
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Revision as of 08:14, 12 April 2015
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Henry Skreever (also spelled Henry Screever[1]) is a series of books written by J.R. Ticklepenny. In Prunella's Special Edition, Prunella received a braille edition for the blind people, despite that she is sighted, and let her new blind friend Marina borrow it. Too many copies of the text edition were being sold, and Arthur and his friends (except for Prunella) were all reading the text edition: Henry Skreever V and the Cabbage of Mayhem, the fifth book in the series. Another book in the series is Henry Skreever and the Healthy 'Mallows.[2]
Cover
The book cover of the text edition was dark blue and featured an illustration of a wizard named Henry Skreever and some magical flying cabbages. The braille edition was a blank cover in bluish-gray with a white stripe and its pages were full of raised dot characters.
Books
Appearances
- 60301. Prunella's Special Edition
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Gallery
Front cover of the text edition of Henry Skreever V and the Cabbage of Mayhem.
The braille edition of Henry Skreever.
The front cover of the third Henry Skreever book.
Trivia
- The titles, which feature a boy wizard with a name starting with H that wears glasses are an obvious reference to the highly popular Harry Potter titles.
