I’m sharing the story with you in serial fashion, two pages a day, over a 9 day period.
Writing Translated
PG 5 & 6: He climbed the highest tree he could find. But when he jumped he crashed to the ground! ” I need to be higher!” he thought.
Hmmm. Diggory isn’t too bright is he?
Stay tune for Part 4, tomorrow!
Details Behind the Story
Way back in June, for his July birthday, my hubby asked for a follow-up story to the Diggory Wombat Gets Lost book that I wrote and illustrated for him. Unfortunately, my Muse wasn’t interested so, after months of dithering, I wrote and illustrated the book in 4 days!
This book was done in one of Hahnemühle’s ZigZag accordion books. The book is one long sheet, folded into 18 pages. I love working on this paper!
OMG he’s so adorable, the story is wonderful. Thanks for the little adventure
Many thanks, Joan! I’m glad you’re enjoying Diggory’s story. He does have a way of getting into trouble.
Oof! Poor Diggory. I felt that fall.
Thank you, Sharon! Poor Diggory!