The Witch's Children and the Queen
By Ursula Jones
How does a flying bus, a goose and palace soldiers fit into one spell?
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What is The Witch's Children and the Queen about?
The witch’s children set off with their friend Gemma to visit the Queen, but their spells soon cause magical mayhem. They turn Gemma into a goose, transform the Number 16 bus into a flying carpet and send its passengers soaring towards the palace. When the Queen’s soldiers become caught up in the chaos, the children must try to undo their muddled magic. With everything getting more ridiculous by the minute, only their clever witch mother can restore order.
About the author
Ursula Jones is an award-winning British author and actress who writes wonderful books for children. She is best known for The Witch’s Children and the Queen, a magical story that won a top children’s book prize, and its funny follow-up, The Witch’s Children Go to School. She also wrote The Princess Who Had No Kingdom, along with charming retellings of fairy tales. Ursula’s stories are full of imagination, laughter and brave characters who discover exciting new worlds.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2003
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