A: A middle-grade fantasy series following goblin twins Ollie and Oona Grimm as they explore their world, encounter challenges, and learn lessons about community, courage, and creativity.

A: They are goblin twins from Goblinshire. Goblins are keepers of Halloween traditions, whose curiosity and boldness take them into whimsical adventures.

A: They’re written for kids ages 6–14, though adults often enjoy the stories’ humor, clever wordplay, and deeper lessons woven into the fantasy world.

A: Yes! Each adventure has specific concepts, such as understanding scarcity or sunk costs, but they also tie into themes like gratitude, speaking up, resilience, or apologizing, and meaning it—taught through funny, and heartwarming stories.

A: Not at all. They’re “Halloween cozy”—playful goblins, silly situations, and candy-fueled quests. Think whimsy and adventure, not fright.

A: They’re secular. They don’t have any religious references at all.

A: Yes. Each book can stand on its own, but together they create a larger world of holidays, traditions, and adventures. More stories are in the works!

A: They grew from family traditions and a love for Halloween, expanded into a full world of holiday characters and lessons to inspire kids to be amazing humans (and the grown-ups who read with them).

A: While goblins collect candy and ride ponies, the core challenges—like dealing with rivals, balancing self-interest with community, or learning to speak up—mirror experiences kids face every day.

A: Absolutely! New adventures are always in development, with goblins, leprechauns, fairies, and other holiday characters waiting in the wings.

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