Meg at Sea
By Helen Nicoll
A spell to restart the boat creates a not-so-quiet journey—but what has Meg unleashed?
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What is Meg at Sea about?
Meg, Mog and Owl set off across the sea in their little boat, but soon the wind disappears and they are left floating helplessly. With no land in sight, Meg decides to use magic to get them moving again. However, her spell has an unexpected effect, and their quiet journey turns into a wild and funny adventure. Can Meg put things right before the boat, her friends and her spell cause even more trouble?
About the author
Helen Nicoll was a much-loved British author best known for creating the magical 'Winnie and Wilbur' stories, which she wrote with illustrator Jan Pienkowski. Her books are filled with fun, friendship, and lots of exciting adventures, making them favourites for children who enjoy stories about witches, spells, and a bit of mischief!
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2012
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