Davy and the Goblin What Followed Reading 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'

On a blustery Christmas Eve, eight‑year‑old Davy finds the world outside his grandmother’s cottage turned into a swirling white playground. While waiting for the storm to subside, he curls by the fire with a copy of a beloved tale, and the pages seem to whisper a new invitation. From the crackle of flame a goblin materializes, offering to steer Davy on a voyage of believing that only childhood stories can summon it.

Together they slip into a sugar‑plum garden where mischievous butterscotchmen trade riddles, wander through a forest that rearranges its trees, and meet a whale dressed in a waistcoat who chats about the tides of wonder. Along the way they encounter talking waves, a gentle giant, and other curious characters drawn from folklore, each encounter encouraging Davy to keep his imagination alive. The tale blends the charm of classic fairy tales with the playful spirit of a child's endless curiosity, making it a delightful listening experience for all ages.