Picture Books with invented Words in them (Like The Gruffulo)

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I'm looking for examples of picture books with invented words in them.

So far I have: -

The Gruffulo by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler
The Giant Jumperee by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Helen Oxenbury
The Nickle Nackle Tree by Lynley Dodd
The Glump and the Pebble by Wendy Meddour and illustrated by Rebecca Ashdown
Abracadabra by Helen Docherty and illustrated by Thomas Docherty
The Snatchabook by Helen Docherty and illustrated by Thomas Docherty

Can you think of any more examples, please?

TIA.

Everything written by Edward Lear and a fair bit by Lewis Caroll.

That's meant to be Abracazebra instead of Abracadabra. My tablet changed it!

Smeds and the smoos is almost entirely made up.

jaberwoky?

Wocket in my Pocket - Dr Seuss
Du Iz Tak - Carson Ellis
Hiccupotamus - Aaron Zenz

Thank you very much

And it's the Glump and the Peeble. Annoying autocorrect again!

Anything in Dr Seuss

Anything by Dr Suess

The Giraffe the Pelly, and Me

Ha! Snap

Spike Milligan poetry, though I'm not sure they really count as picture books.

I'm sure some Sandra Boynton has made up animals in. Maybe Snoozers?

The Elephantom
About a ghostly elephant

Thank you

The Hairy McLairy books

If anybody has any more suggestions, that would be great.

The Bfg Roald Dahl

The Book With No Pictures by B.J Novak has a whole page of made up sounds and words.

Although it isn't a picture book 🤣. But is designed for the age who have picture books read to them 😆.

The Smeds and the Smoos by Julia Donaldson has loads

Fabulous, thank you

The Snorgh and the Sailor

For anybody else who may be looking at this thread for ideas, this is another book I have found.

I was trying to remember this one - Penguin Small by Mick Inkpen. They find a "Neverwasanocerous"

Thanks Bertie. I like a lot of Mick Inkpen but have never actually read Penguin Small.