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"This book has been wonderfully designed and the text is in perfect harmony with the incredible funny illustrations"
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Look out! The witch's children are coming and that means TROUBLE! Out in the park one windy day, they try out their magic: Gemma's turned into a frog, the ice cream van into a coach, the squirrels into footmen. But then the witch's children don't know how to break the spells! How will they return everything to normal? Get Mum to sort it out, of course! Ages 3+.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is absolutely fantastic - one of the best picture books I have ever come across. It's very funny, it's beautifully presented and you'll be begging your children to read it just one more time. The witch's three children are out and about in the park and that means trouble. They have limited magic up their sleeves - enough to change a little girl into a frog and the ice-cream lady into a princess etc. but once they've transformed the local wildlife they can't change anything back to its original form. Uh-oh. But they do have just one fantastic trick up their sleeves - one that will make every parent with preschool children laugh. The story is cracking and the illustrations are every bit as good. They're fresh and funky, & keep your eyes open for the tiny mouse, frog, and snail etc. For any child age 3 plus: BUY!
Format:Paperback
My six year old loved this book. The text was simple enough for her to read easily, and she particularly liked the illustrations and the funny tale. Recommended.
Format:Paperback
My almost 3 year old Son loves this book and asks for it again before I've read the last page. He loves the transformations and the way the animals say "oh here comes trouble!" He also loves The Terrible Plop, The Gruffalo and The Beasties.
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Wonderful Ursula Jones
I bought this and 'The Princess Who had no Kingdom' for my daughter's 6th birthday. 'The Witch's Children' is a very, very funny book with wonderful illustrations. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Maura Currie
Very good read.... but you need to know your fairytales!
Very good book if your children know their fairystories, otherwise you need to explain what a Sultan is ect!!! Read more
Published on 11 July 2009 by P. Huggins
Fantastic book
This is a great read. We got the Withces children visit the Queen from the library and loved it so I decided to get my son (3 years and 3 months old) this too. I am so glad I did. Read more
Published on 25 May 2008 by dreamteamgirl
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