History Literature / Trolls

* ChristmasEpisode: ''Trolls Holiday: The Junior Novelization'', which is an adaptation of the ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'' special.

* HalloweenEpisode: ''Happy Troll-O-Ween!''

* ''Trolls: Tales from Troll Village'' (a collection released in 2017)

* ''Trolls: 5-Minute Stories'' (a collection released in 2018; all of the books in it were originally released as standalones in 2017, except ''Out of Branch's Bunker'', which was published in 2016)

* ''Trolls: 5-Minute Stories'' (a collection of books released in 2018; all of the books in it were originally released as standalones in 2017, except ''Out of Branch's Bunker'', which was published in 2016)

* ''Out of Branch's Bunker'' (2016)

* ''Trolls: 5-Minute Stories'' (a collection of books released in 2018; all of the books in it were originally released as standalones in 2017)

* {{Retcon}}: ''Follow Your Art'' drops Cooper's ability to [[PoopingFood poop cupcakes]] from the animated media. Instead, he bakes a board of cupcakes in one scene of the book.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: David Lewman's adaptations of the first ''Trolls'' movie (''Trolls: The Junior Novelization'' and ''Trolls (Treasure Trove Story)'') don't have [[spoiler:Chef and Creek]] dying at the end like in the movie. Instead, they remain living together in the forest, isolated from both Troll and Bergen society.

** ''Trolls Holiday: The Junior Novelization'' extends the Caterbus trip scene. After getting out of the wormhole, Cloud Guy and the Snack Pack find themselves lost in the forest, and split into three groups to search the route to Bergen Town.

* ''Follow Your Art'' (2016)

* AdaptationExpansion: Some of the books expand upon the animated media, adding new storylines related to them and giving clarifications to some headscratchers.

Over the course of the ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' franchise's animated releases, a number of literature books based on them were published, written by a number of different writers. Most of the books are simply intended to be sold as children's merchandise, and therefore aren't canon to the franchise in general. While a great part of the books were original stories, several are simply adaptations of the animated media.

Over the course of the ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' franchise's animated releases, a number of literature books based on them were published, written by a number of different writers. Most of the books are simply intended to be sold as merchandise, and therefore aren't canon to the franchise in general. While a great part of the books were original stories, several are simply adaptations of the animated media.

Over the course of the ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' franchise's animated releases, a number of literature books based on it were published, written by a number of different writers. Most of the books are simply intended to be sold as merchandise, and therefore aren't canon to the franchise in general. While a great part of the books were original stories, several are simply adaptations of the animated media.

* AbsurdlyDedicatedWorker: The Bizzy Buzzer Bugs from ''Too Many Cupcakes!'' are insects who enjoy doing voluntary work requested by Trolls. As explained by Cloud Guy, they only stop working when they're told to do so. Because of this, the bugs end up filling Pop Village (then known as Troll Village in the ''Trolls''-era books) with cupcakes, due to Biggie, the one who called the bugs in the book, being unaware of telling them when it's enough work.

* AbsurdlyDedicatedWorker: The Bizzy Buzzer Bugs from ''Too Many Cupcakes!'' are insects who enjoy doing voluntary work requested by Trolls. As explained by Cloud Guy, they only stop working whenever they're told. Because of this, the bugs end up filling Pop Village (then known as Troll Village in the ''Trolls''-era books) with cupcakes, due to Biggie, the one who called the bugs in the book, being unaware of telling them when it's enough work.

* AbsurdlyDedicatedWorker: The Bizzy Buzzer Bugs from ''Too Many Cupcakes!'' are a species of critter that enjoy doing voluntary work requested by Trolls. As explained by Cloud Guy, they only stop working whenever they're told. Because of this, the bugs end up filling Pop Village (then known as Troll Village in the ''Trolls''-era books) with cupcakes, due to Biggie, the one who called the bugs in the book, being unaware of telling them when it's enough work.

* AbsurdlyDedicatedWorker: The Bizzy Buzzer Bugs from ''Too Many Cupcakes!'' are a species of critter that enjoy doing voluntary work requested by Trolls. As explained by Cloud Guy, they only stop working whenever they're told. Because of this, the bugs end up filling Pop Village (then known as Troll Village in the ''Trolls''-era books) with cupcakes, due to Biggie, the one who called the bugs in the book, being unaware to tell them when it's enough work.

* AbsurdlyDedicatedWorker: The Bizzy Buzzer Bugs from ''Too Many Cupcakes!'' are a species of critter that enjoy doing voluntary work requested by Trolls. As explained by Cloud Guy, they only stop working whenever they're told. Because of this, the bugs end up filling Pop Village (then known as Troll Village in the ''Trolls''-era books) with cupcakes, since Biggie, the one who called the bugs in the book, was unaware of it.

* CanonForeigner: There are a few new characters in the book, such as Ginger Jo in ''Pet Problem!''.

* AscendedExtra: Many supporting and unused characters from the movie are used regularly in the original stories as main roles.

* AscendedExtra: Many supporting and unused characters from the movie are used regularly in the original stories, including in lead roles.

[[AC:Related to ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'']]

Over the course of the ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' franchise's animated releases, a number of literature books based on it were published, written by a number of different writers. While a great part of the books were original stories, several are simply adaptations of the animated media.

* AdaptationExpansion: Some of the books expand upon the animated media, giving a solution to some headscratchers and adding new storylines related to them. However, none of these expansions are considered canon to the franchise.

* CanonForeigner: There are a few new characters in the book, such as Ginger Jo from ''Pet Problem!''.