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The review The Ickabog- J.K. Rowling There are millions of Harry Potter Fans but in this new book by J.K. Rowling he is nowhere to be seen. She started writing the The Ickabog for her children a few years ago and never finished it. It was during the pandemic that she unearthed the unfinished manuscript and completed writing it. It is set in Cornucopia a kingdom ruled by King Fredthe Fearless. To the North are sheep and a scary creature known as the Ickabog. No one has seen it but the mere thought of this scary creature keeps the children in line to behave and creeps into their nightmares. After a series of events King Fred loses power to Lord Spittleworth and Lord Flapoon (not nice people) who sustain the lie that the creature is alive and impose martial law to protect everyone. As a result, Cornucopia is now a savage place full of fear where children are separated from families and where citizens are made to participate in a lie so they can support a dishonest regime. ....
Search Sarah Kaptchouang, left and Breanna Michel, right, both have their drawings featured in J.K. Rowling’s newest book, The Ickabog. (Image credit: Scholastic, Debra Hurford Brown, submitted by Flore Kenmenge and Janalee Frank, graphic design by Philip Street/CBC) The Ickabog by J.K. Rowling features drawings by Canadian kids CBC Kids News • Published 2020-12-16 12:06 Out of more than 42,000 entries, 34 winning drawings chosen Pencils, paper and a little magic was all it took for some Canadian kids’ drawings to end up in J.K. Rowling’s most recent work, The Ickabog. The prize? A chance to have their art published in the print version of a new fairytale by J.K. Rowling a story about a king, a happy kingdom and a monster known as the ickabog. ....