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'''''The Gruffalo''''' was a [[book]] that [[Mo Northover]] tried to get his [[dyslexic]] son [[Elliot Northover|Elliot]] to read in [[2020]], on the day the [[Silurian]]s attack their [[Welsh]] town of [[Cwmtaff]]. Elliot tried but soon gave up, insisting that he could listen to it by | '''''The Gruffalo''''' was a [[book]] that [[Mo Northover]] tried to get his [[dyslexic]] son [[Elliot Northover|Elliot]] to read in [[2020]], on the day the [[Silurian]]s attack their [[Welsh]] town of [[Cwmtaff]]. Elliot tried but soon gave up, insisting that he could listen to it by audiobook. | ||
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==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
* ''The Gruffalo'' received an {{w|The Gruffalo (film)|animated TV adaptation}} in 2009, which featured the voices of [[James Corden]], [[Rob Brydon]], and [[John Hurt]]. The book's sequel, {{wi|The Gruffalo's Child}}, also received an {{w|The Gruffalo's Child (film)|animated adaptation}} in 2011, with Corden, Brydon and Hurt reprising their roles, as well as being joined by [[Shirley Henderson]] as the voice of the titular child . | * ''The Gruffalo'' received an {{w|The Gruffalo (film)|animated TV adaptation}} in 2009, which featured the voices of [[James Corden]], [[Rob Brydon]], and [[John Hurt]]. The book's sequel, {{wi|The Gruffalo's Child}}, also received an {{w|The Gruffalo's Child (film)|animated adaptation}} in 2011, with Corden, Brydon and Hurt reprising their roles, as well as being joined by [[Shirley Henderson]] as the voice of the titular child. | ||
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