Wizziwig and the crazy cooker
By Geraldine McCaughrean
Wizziwig’s clever cooker won’t switch off—but what’s causing the kitchen’s delicious chaos?
funny · lively · inventive · chaotic
Genres
What is Wizziwig and the crazy cooker about?
Wizziwig is a brilliant inventor with a very clever idea: a cooker that can make meals all by itself. It promises to do the shopping, cooking and washing-up, leaving Wizziwig free to relax. But when the crazy cooker refuses to switch off, the kitchen soon fills with trouble, food and fun. Can Wizziwig stop the machine before it causes complete chaos? With jokes, lively illustrations and plenty of repetition, this is an entertaining story for beginner readers.
About the author
Geraldine McCaughrean is a brilliant British author who loves to create exciting stories for children and young people. She is well known for writing 'Peter Pan in Scarlet', the official sequel to the famous story of Peter Pan. Geraldine’s books are full of adventure and imagination, making reading an unforgettable journey!
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1995
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