Bella Broomstick: 1

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Bella secretly casts a real spell (hint: it involves a lot of bunnies), but it doesn’t go the way she had planned. It turns out that living with non-magical parents means all kinds of fun new things–like eating ice cream instead of frog spawn porridge and taking hot bubble baths instead of washing in a swamp. H was really excited to get to ask Lou Kuenzler some questions too – and Lou herself tells us more about Bella Broomstick. What I like the most about Lou’s books are the way they’re laid out – they were great at encouraging H to read expression aloud which I think is really important when a child learns to read – especially in longer books. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.

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It's her first day at Merrymeet Primary School, which is bound to be better than Creepy Castle School for Wizards and Witches, where Bella almost blew up the dungeon. The book has plenty of drawings accompanying the story, as well as being broken into chapters which are ideal for young readers moving into longer books.Follow Bella’s magical, funny adventures as she tries to make sense of life in Merrymeet Village alongside Rascal, the mischievous kitten, always ready to lend a paw. Her nasty Aunt Hemlock sends her to live in Person World, and she isn’t allowed to do any magic ever again. Earth and Wheat - Bread Waste Made For Me - Mum Friendly on Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper – Paper with a Conscience. I would recommend this book to people my own age because I think they will enjoy it just as much as what I have done. This was very funny because Bella made a whole cast of hilarious characters after saving a hopeless kitten with ‘1’spell .

Bella Broomstick - Penguin Random House

Bella Broomstick is about a young witch who is so hopeless at doing magic she is expelled from the Magic Realm and sent to live in the Person World where is fostered by human beings instead. With Esme by her side, Bella is finding Person school to be really fun and not as scary as she thought it would be.But my husband, who is Swiss, says that she would be Bella Besenstiel in German, which I think sounds brilliant. However, Bella finds a kitten she names Rascal, who gets into a bit of bother – and somehow she finds herself helping the cat by using magic – oops…. Bella Broomstick doesn’t have as many pages as the Shrinking Violet books – an ideal size for a bookworm like H to finish in ONE DAY! I get to sit at my big red desk (with my dog by my feet and my two cats peering over the top of the computer – they think they are very helpful).