Goblins in the Castle

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Goblins in the Castle

Author	Bruce Coville
Illustrator
Cover artist	Tim Hildebrandt
Country	United States
Language	English
Genre	Fantasy
Publisher	Pocket Books
Publication date	1992
Media type	Print (paperback)
Pages	164
ISBN	9780671727116
Followed by	Goblins on the Prowl

Goblins in the Castle is a children's fantasy novel by American author Bruce Coville, first published in 1992 with illustrations by Katherine Coville.^[1] A sequel, Goblins on the Prowl, was published in June 2015.^[2]

Plot summary[]

William has quite happily lived all his life in Toad-in-a-Cage castle with its endless rooms, dark winding stairways, and disturbing noises. Then one night he discovers those noises come from the dungeon, where a hunchback named Igor and his stuffed teddy bear guard a mysterious door. William unintentionally opens the door, freeing a horde of imprisoned goblins back into the unsuspecting world. He and Igor set out to round them up and have many adventures.

Illustrations[]

The book has 10 black and white drawings by Katherine Coville with cover art by Tim Hildebrandt.

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