Book Review – The Woollyhoodwinks – Plushies In Print

Immedium, Inc. proudly announces the publication of The Woollyhoodwinks vs. The Dark Patch, the first story of the popular plush dolls known affectionately as the Woollyhoodwinks.

Illustrated by the creators Jeff Root and Scott Runcorn, and written by their compatriots Phil Dumesnil and Asa Sanchez, this inventive tale will spark the imaginations of both kids and adults.

The Woollyhoodwinks are five cuddly creatures who enjoy life in the richly textured Black North Forest. Junco leads the imaginative Ludic, the prankster Reddy, the reasonable Ozard, and the cute baby named Fluke.

I am not going to tell you the story only tell you to make sure you pick up a copy for your kids, for your coffee table or for your craft room as they inspire (weird as this sounds) adventure and hand crafting.

These fun little plushies are in an illustrated world that looks more like my last quilt project than the pages of a children’s book.

This book is stitched together to form a fun hand crafted illustrated story.

I can see the kids grabbing mum’s (Or Dad’s)handmade plushies off the shelf and using their imagination (yes, kids still have it) to come up with their own fun stories.