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Paul's artwork is as dynamic and arresting as ever. His comic touch is perfectly judged, stretching the simple story within reach of a wide age group. (Guardian )
uPraise for iWinnie in Spacerr The real delight of this eternally scatty pair (Winnie and Wilbur) lies in Korky Paul's scrawling, madcap illustrations. (Jennifer and Andy Lofthouse, ABC magazine )
uPraise for iWinnie in Spacerr The real delight of this eternally scatty pair (Winnie and Wilbur) lies in Korky Paul's scrawling, madcap illustrations. (Jennifer and Andy Lofthouse, ABC magazine )
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Winnie and Wilbur's underwater adventure.
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Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
A new Winnie the Witch book is a real event in our house. In this volume, Winnie and Wilbur are planning their holiday. Searching the internet (Winnie is a very modern witch) she finds a beautiful little island, with blue sea, golden sand and colonut trees. Once there, she enjoys swimming in the sea and wants to show Wilbur all the fish, turtles, dolphins and coral. There is one drawback to this - Wilbur, being a cat, doesn't like getting wet. So Winnie changes him into a catfish and herself into an octopus. Then Winnie drops her magic wand and there is nearly a disaster when she can't find it. After all the excitement, Winnie decides that her and Wilbur will be safer in a submarine - yellow, of course!
For anyone who is already aquainted with Winnie, you don't need to be told how brilliant these books are. For those just discovering these quirky, fun reads, with busy and vibrant illustrations, I am sure you will enjoy them. This latest is certainly not a disappointment and there is much for young children to enjoy and talk about in the story.
For anyone who is already aquainted with Winnie, you don't need to be told how brilliant these books are. For those just discovering these quirky, fun reads, with busy and vibrant illustrations, I am sure you will enjoy them. This latest is certainly not a disappointment and there is much for young children to enjoy and talk about in the story.
Format:Hardcover
I love all the other Winnie the witch books and have read them with both my children. The story in this book is just not as good as the others. The illustrations are as good as usual but I am not inclined to re-read it as I have been with all the others. A bit disappointing.
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
Another great book in this series, we have them all and they get read so often that we can almost repeat the words off the top of our heads
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