I love each and every book because each stand on their own. Aster Bunnymund and the Warrior Eggs at the Earth’s Core Toothiana, Queen of the Tooth Fairy Armiesand the latest book, The Sandman and the War of Dreams.īy the way, the Guardians series has been made into a movie, Rise of the Guardians! North and the Battle of the Nightmare King E. The Chapter Books for older children are: Nicholas St. They are : The Man in the Moon, which first introduces the story and the reason behind the need for the Guardians The Sandman and Jack Frost. There are Picture books in the series for younger children. They were made Guardians of all the Children of Earth by the Man in the Moon, to protect them from a being named Pitch, whose goal in life was to give nightmares to all children.

North a Girl named Katherine Nightlight, a spectral being E.Aster Bunnymund, a 7 foot tall Bunny The Tooth Fairy Jack Frost and Sanderson Mansnoozie, a.k.a. Move over Harry Potter, there’s a new wizard in town! His name is Ombric, and he is one of the Guardians of Childhood. The book I love and would recommend for a gift is not actually one book, it’s a series : The Guardians of Childhood by William Joyce. Someday I would like to write a book (wouldn’t we all?), but right now one of my 2 cats sits on my computer every time I try! I have also been a Science Fiction/Fantasy Fan since I was 16 years old, and I can tell you that I am a LOT older than that now! I have now branched out into reading Romances and Cozy (mostly cat) Mysteries. I also work part time at Drumlin Farm, a major Mass Audubon property in Lincoln, MA. Frost has been given a gift by the moon - he can create snow and ice crystals with a wave of his crooked staff - but he's been around for 300 years, and he still doesn't know who he is or where he came from.My name is Selina Lovett, and I work part time at Annie’s doing Marketing and Special Events, and anything else that needs to get done at the moment. The story is convoluted and overly complicated: In the opening, we meet Jack Frost (voiced by Chris Pine), a skinny nonmortal with a shock of silvery Rod Stewart hair. But the occasional Joycean touch aside, it bears so little resemblance to the look and feel of its source material that it ought to be considered an entirely different beast. Rise of the Guardians is adapted from Joyce's book series The Guardians of Childhood. In books like A Day with Wilbur Robinson and Santa Calls, winsome dinosaurs wear miniature fezzes on their tiny heads a roly-poly Santa, complete with monocle (the better to read the names of good little boys and girls), looks as if he's just stepped off a '30s Christmas card and modes of transport include Buck Rogers-style spaceships and locomotives of the sort Superman could stop with his bare hands. William Joyce's illustrated books for children are marvels of wit and wonder, rendered in softly shaded colors with an art-deco flair.

The guardians of childhood book series