Wormerland

Wormerland is a fictional country featured in the children's book series "Wormerland" by the British author David Walliams. The series is part of the "World of Walliams" and follows the adventures of a group of worms who live in the fictional country of Wormerland. The story is set in a world where humans are not present, and the worms have their own unique culture, language, and traditions.

The main characters in the series include Worm, a young worm who is the protagonist of the stories, and his friends and family, including his father, mother, and siblings. The worms in Wormerland have a complex social structure and a rich history, with their own laws, customs, and government. The series explores themes of friendship, family, and the importance of community, as the worms work together to solve problems and overcome challenges.

The book series has been praised for its engaging storytelling and humor, as well as its unique take on the classic fairy tale format. The series has been adapted into a television show, which has further popularized the world of Wormerland and introduced it to a wider audience. The show has been well-received by both children and adults, and has become a staple of children's television programming.

In addition to the book series and television show, Wormerland has also been the subject of various merchandise, including toys, clothing, and other promotional items. The world of Wormerland has also been featured in various events and exhibitions, further cementing its place in popular culture. Overall, Wormerland is a beloved and enduring part of children's literature, with a rich and imaginative world that continues to captivate audiences of all ages.