After more than 20 years, one of the most successful children’s books of all time is getting another installment. A new book in 'The Gruffalo' series, written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated ...

HE'S got terrible tusks and terrible claws, terrible teeth in his terrible jaws, a purple wart on the end of his nose, and who knows what else. Even so, Gruffalo, created by the children's writer ...

He's got knobbly knees, turned out toes, a poisonous wart at the end of his nose. For more than 20 years the Gruffalo has been roaming in the deep dark wood but now he's back in a new book.

Gruffalo will return to children's bookshelves next year in a brand new adventure, marking the fearsome but easily fooled monster's first fresh adventure in more than two decades. Publisher ...

The Gruffalo has been adapted by BBC1 – with Robbie Coltrane in the title role – and will be screened at Christmas. Vine said: "For an adult, The Gruffalo takes 90 seconds to read.

New Gruffalo book to be released 20 years on as Julia Donaldson shares 'hope' Julia Donaldson, who has sold almost 50 million books in her career, will once again be joining forces with Axel ...

The search is on to find the Gruffalo after the character was among nine wooden statues stolen from a park in Greater Manchester. The life-sized carved figures were taken from Clifton Country Park ...

Andy Smart, who translated “The Gruffalo” into Arabic with his wife, Nadia Fouda, distilled the pair’s modus operandi to: “Keep the mood, keep the rhyme, don’t lose the humour.” ...

The search is on to find the Gruffalo after the character was among nine wooden statues stolen from a park in Greater Manchester. The life-sized carved figures were taken from Clifton Country Park ...