Mirabelle and the Enchanted Sea Globe

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Harriet Muncaster sends Mirabelle on a seaside holiday where forbidden magic, family fun and one very tempting creature create the perfect recipe for mischief. This fifteenth adventure is a bright, funny choice for independent readers aged around 6–9, though children new to Mirabelle may enjoy the story even more with a little series context.

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What is Mirabelle and the Enchanted Sea Globe about?

Mirabelle and her family are on holiday in a charming seaside cottage, where magic is strictly forbidden. Struggling to resist her mischievous nature, Mirabelle decides to use just a tiny bit of magic to create a magical creature for one night. But can she keep her secret under wraps, or will her magical mischief lead to unexpected adventures?

About the author

Harriet Muncaster is a British author and illustrator who loves creating magical stories. She is best known for her popular Isadora Moon books, about a little girl who is half-fairy, half-vampire. Harriet enjoys drawing, making tiny models, and imagining wonderful worlds to share with her readers.

Discussion ideas around Mirabelle and the Enchanted Sea Globe

Magic or no magic?: Why do you think Mirabelle finds it so hard to follow the rule about not using magic?

Mischief and consequences: When does Mirabelle’s mischievous plan become a problem, and what could she have done differently?

Holiday adventures: What would make a seaside holiday feel magical without using any spells?

Keeping secrets: Have you ever kept a secret because you were worried about what might happen? What makes a secret difficult to manage?

Magical creatures: If you could create one friendly sea creature for a single night, what would it look like and what would it do?