Grug
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Grug is a fictional character appearing in a series of Australian children's books by the author Ted Prior, not unlike the Little Miss and Mr Men series of books by Roger Hargreaves. They were published between 1976 and 1992 by Hodder Headline Australia and are no longer in print.
"Grug began his life as the top of a Burrawong tree. Resembling a small, striped haystack with feet and a nose, he is fascinated by the world around him and solves everyday problems creatively and without fuss. When dancing instructions are too difficult to understand, Grug invents his own dance and calls it "The Grug". When snails eat his cabbages, Grug plants more cabbages so there will be enough for both him and the snails. "
[edit] Published works (partial list)
- Grug (1979) ISBN 0-340-24636-7
- Grug and his Garden (1979) ISBN 0-340-24618-9
- Grug and his Kite (1992) ISBN 0-340-56665-5
- Grug and his Music
- Grug and the Bicycle, 1985
- Grug and the Big Red Apple
- Grug and the Green Paint
- Grug and the Rainbow
- Grug at the Beach, 1983
- Grug at the Snow, 1985
- Grug at the Zoo, 1985
- Grug Builds a Boat
- Grug Builds a Car
- Grug Goes Fishing (1983) ISBN 0-340-33340-5
- Grug Goes Shopping
- Grug Goes to School
- Grug Has a Birthday
- Grug in the Playground
- Grug Learns to Cook
- Grug Learns to Dance
- Grug Learns to Swim
- Grug Meets Snoot
- Grug Plays Cricket
- Grug Plays Soccer
- Grug's Word Book
- Grug meets Tarzan
- Grug is pro at base ball yeh yeh
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