January | 2023 | The Page Dreamer

Just a quick review today of William Bradshaw, King of the Goblins by Arthur Daigle. If you need a laugh, try this series. It’s a hoot and a half. XD

This review is for book one, and I’m currently reading the second book and highly entertained!

The author also wrote the Dana Illwind books (or, as I call them, the Jayden and Dana books) which are top favorites of mine! (Book 1 review.) (Book 2 review.)

Title: William Bradshaw, King of the Goblins

Author: Arthur Daigle

Series: William Bradshaw, #1

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This book is utterly hilarious. Entirely delightful. Deliciously entertaining. A blast. Sheer fun. However you say it, it’s a great book if you need a laugh or twenty. I loved it so much!

William Bradshaw, who’s from our world, gets tricked into becoming the king of the goblins in a fantasy world. The goblins are hilarious, chaotic, destructive (but in a funny, mostly-harmless way), can warp space with their craziness, and are a blast to read.

Will is not a fan of being king of a run-down kingdom but his contract is pretty inescapable. Doesn’t mean he’s not going to try…

Throw in some twists on fantasy tropes, an amusing writing style that had me in stitches at nearly every sentence, and an unexpected war from another king who manages to be as incompetent as the goblins, and you have a tale of hilarious shenanigans sure to brighten anyone’s day!

Except Will’s. His day is by no means brightened. XD

I can’t wait to read the rest of the books!

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I found this quote post in my blog drafts from . . . 2015. Yep. I never posted it so I made up a graphic and am posting it now. ^_^

Aaaalso . . . it’s January 1st, which, as well as being a new year, means . . .

Happy 7-year blogiversary to The Page Dreamer!

And I also noticed that I’ve posted 300 posts! (301, now!)

*flings confetti and virtual cupcakes for aaaall the celebratory reasons*

Thank you, all you amazing readers, for coming along, whichever part of the journey you joined at. ^_^

Here’s a quote for all the storytellers out there who need this reminder today.

“It is important,” the man in the grey suit interrupts. “Someone needs to tell those tales. […] You may tell a tale that takes up residence in someone’s soul, becomes their blood and self and purpose. That tale will move them and drive them and who knows what they might do because of it, because of your words. That is your role, your gift. Your sister may be able to see the future, but you yourself can shape it, boy. Do not forget that. […] There are many kinds of magic, after all.”
— The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern