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[smol-rat]

Can you draw Mabel Jones and Omynus Hussh?

Fullbody of the two please

You can redesign them if you want

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This was really fun! Thank you for the submission!

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[mabeljonesrock]

What do you like about Mabel Jones? I read the first book and I couldnt really finish it. I guess when you imagine what they are talking about, it becomes kinda weird to read...Please don't get offended, though! I'm not trying to be rude or anything! I'm just wondering what you liked the most (you are a fan, I assume?)

Mabel Jones review

It a British kids book written by a British author, Will Mabbitt.

summary:at night, a little girl named Mabel secretly pick her nose and eat it during bedtime(gross isn't it). But what she didn't know is that she will end up being kidnapped by pirates and sent to a strange world of talking animals. Mabel must go on a quest to find missing pieces of X's so she could go back to her human world. Will she find the missing keys or she be stuck here forever?

review:best book ever Written! It is filled with humour, adventure, awesome action and plot twists. When I first brought this book I thought it going to be a lame and boring book but when I read it and I was like damn! Was I wrong? Here is my favourite characters:

Mabel jones: back off Wendy darling! There is a new pyjama-clad girl in town and it Mabel jones! There are 3 things I like about this book is how they make her into a strong female protagonist.

1. Subverting the blonde stereotypes.

Not all blondes are either dumb, girly, popular or mean! Despite her long curly blonde hair, Mabel prove to be far from being a cliche blonde stereotype. What make her stand-out is that she clever, tomboyish, messy and a kind and loyal friend instead of having cliche traits of a lame blonde stereotype.

2. Who cares girls can't be pirates?

like The famous pirate girls, Anne Bonney and Mary read, Mabel turn out to be an excellent pirate despite her gender. She adventurous, quick-witted, fearless and use a cutlass as a weapon. Imagine Jack sparrow is a little girl in pyjamas.

3. Do not be fool by her appearance.

most pirate books had the protagonists being boys, Mabel is one of few protagonists being a girl in a pirate book. Despite the crew expecting her to be a spoiled brat and girly princess-wannabe(because of her beautiful long locks of blonde hair, cute blue-green eyes and fair skin), Mabel is actually a badass tomboy at heart and managed to join the Pirates not just she clever at spelling but she not afraid to get dirty too! Like picking her nose and scratching her bum.

Omynus hussh: Mabel's co-star. He a silent loris who happen to be part-pirate, part-ninja and part-assassin. Cunning, quiet and sneaky, He prove to be skilled in thievery, silence and killing. But underneath from a mask of hate and deception lay a sad and lonely creature who need a friend. I like how they developed him from being the vengeful and murderous enemy/villain to a loyal friend and kleptomaniac antihero. His backstory turn out to be interesting and we learn that he was kidnapped from his birth place by Captain split when he was a baby. Let hope we found out more about his home, family and species in future sequels. Glad Will brought him back in the forbidden city.

here are pros and cons(spoilers!! Beware!!!):

pros:

AWESOME! Action

Mabel jones and omynus's rivalry turn friendship(the relationship is so good and heartwarming!)

Omynus's backstory(want to find out more about his birthplace, relatives and species)

Jarvis's reveal

The crew's laments

Omynus sacrificing Mabel(he survive in the forbidden city, thank god)

mr clunes's first words

Mabel jones returning home

The lemony snicket moments

badass piratical moments

Cons:

Disgusting moments(sometimes)

captain split waking the dead(is he supposed to slay Mabel after discovering the X is a fake?! What an idiot! At least Joker a more clever villain than that mangy mutt..😒)

the count killing Omynus(I’m going to knock that shitty count’s teeth out with a heavy mallet)

The count blackmailing Omynus

captain split tormenting the crew including Mabel(that just cruel, plain cruel)

You guys should read this and I felt like this one deserve a TV or movie adaptation and it will be good.

[pussreboots]

Mabel now trapped in the Noo World has decided to track down the Doomsday book to learn what happened to humanity.

Unlikely Adventures of Mabel Jones: 66CC66 marginalized uhoria offroad

Mabel Jones and the Forbidden City: CCCC66 siblings uhoria offroad

Mabel Jones and the Doomsday Book: FFCC66 Orphan uhoria offroad

Over the course of three books, Mabel Jones has gone from a marginalized traveler in a dangerous world, to a sibling traveler (to rescue and then guide her younger sister home), and finally an orphan traveler who has chosen to adventure in this far future world to hopefully prevent whatever tragedy befell humanity.

[pussreboots]

The book takes a much darker turn than the previous one.

[pussreboots]

By the final third, the reality of this alternate world is laid bare and it's not what I was expecting. It's far more epic than such a silly (and sexist) premise would lead one to expect.

[chroniclesofmiddlegrade]

Looking for a swashbuckling adventure? We have just the thing for you!

Check out The Unlikely Adventures of Mabel Jones and Mabel Jones and the Forbidden City today!

[chroniclesofmiddlegrade]

5 Brave Girls From Your Favorite Middle Grade Books

Bravery takes all kinds of different forms. Sometimes it’s about trying something new, even if it scares you. Sometimes it’s about saving the entire kingdom from an wicked fairy god-mouse. No matter how you define bravery, these five tough heroines have it in spades.

Mabel Jones

Books: The Unlikely Adventures of Mabel Jones and Mabel Jones and the Forbidden City, by Will Mabbitt and Ross Collins

What makes her brave: “My name is Mabel Jones, and I am NOT SCARED of ANYTHING!” Mabel declares. Mabel is kidnapped by pirates, forced to walk the Greasy Pole of Certain Death, and experiences countless other dangers on her adventures, but she always faces danger head-on.

Evie

Books: Pennyroyal Academy by M.A. Larson. The sequel, The Shadow Cadets of Pennyroyal Academy, will be here on 6/14! (Preorder here.)

What makes her brave: Pennyroyal Academy is not for the faint of heart. Under the strict tutelage of her Fairy Drill-Sergeants, Evie learns how to stand up to the two biggest dangers facing the land: Dragons and witches. 

Princess Harriet

Books: Harriet the Invincible by Ursula Vernon. The sequel, Of Mice and Magic, will be here on 3/15! (Preorder here.)

What makes her brave: When this bored princess learns that she’s cursed to prick her finger on her twelfth birthday and fall into a deep sleep, Harriet isn’t upset: She’s thrilled to learn that she will be invincible until her twelfth birthday! Time for some jousting, dragon-slaying, cliff-diving, and other thrill-seeking activities. 

Alice 

Books: The Forbidden Library and The Mad Apprentice by Django Wexler. The third book in the series, The Palace of Glass, comes out on 4/12! (Preorder here.)

What makes her brave: Alice is a “reader,” which means that she can go inside books. Unfortunately, that’s more dangerous when it sounds when there are deadly creatures imprisoned within its pages.

Astrid

Book: Roller Girl by Victoria Jamieson

What makes her brave: Astrid doesn’t know how to play roller derby. She doesn’t even know how to skate! But, after watching her first Roller Derby match, Astrid is hooked and decides to join a roller derby camp. Sure, Astrid isn’t a princess with magical powers, but she's still mighty brave in our book.