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The Greeblies

Written by: Robert Greenberg
Narrated by: Stig Wemyss
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Bobby and Georgia live in a normal house with their mum and their dad and their pet dog, Rory. But in that house, there's a whole world going on that they know nothing about... the world of the greeblies! Greeblies like Hemi the bedbug, Spritzer the dust mite, Darren the blowfly and Nick the tick. Five of the funniest (and grossest!) stories you'll ever read - complete with lots of disgusting bug facts - The Greeblies is about all those itchy little critters that live right under our noses (and in our hair!).©2006 Robert Greenberg. By arrangement with Penguin Group (Australia) (P)2007 Bolinda Publishing Animal Fiction Animals Animals & Nature Humorous Fiction Literature & Fiction
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Editorial Reviews

Australian cartoonist and children’s writer Robert Greenberg creates a delightful children’s story from the most unlikely subjects: the insect critters that live in every house, also known as "Greeblies".

Given a nimble, high-energy performance by Stig Wemyss, The Greeblies introduces listeners to Hemi (a bedbug), Spritzer (a dust mite), Darren (a blowfly), and Nick (a tick), who all live in a house occupied by human kids Bobby and Georgia. Greenberg not only gives his Greeblies distinct, comic personalities but also educates listeners with scientific information.

In his performance, Wemyss is able to give each Greebly a distinct personality and accentuate the comedy in Greenberg’s prose.
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