Mousey Mousey And The Witches' Revenge

Mousey Mousey, the creation of children's author Heather Flood, is a middle aged lady rodent, who adores the colour pink, and is one of the cutest mice ever. She is joined in a captivating collection of bedtime stories in Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Revenge by Heather's other wonderful characters, including the so naughty witch Agatha and her comical friends Stinkblob and Mouldy Knickers. Mousey Mousey always tries to spread love and happiness to everyone. Meanwhile, Agatha must rank as one of the most mischievous witches. She takes great pleasure in upsetting and annoying people with her spells and pranks. Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Revenge is chock full of other great characters, including an evil witch called Secretia, a music-loving vampire and a diva actress, in a series of adventures that children will adore. It's perfect bedtime reading. In the second in the series of Mousey Mousey books, Heather Flood's lady-like, gentle heroine is a caught up in a battle of rival witches. She and her friends are put in danger by a spell which brings a hurricane over the tiny village of Dobble. But this time Agatha, who turned Mousey Mousey's world upside down in the first book in the series, comes to her rescue. Heather provides a great mixture of emotions in Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Revenge. There's drama as Agatha and her daughter Bernice battle to stop the hurricane causing havoc; intrigue as Agatha disguises herself as a young squirrel to invade the Friends Secret Club; and humour as Agatha's attempt to be the star soloist of the witches' choir ends in chaos. The book also takes readers on board a pirate's ship and to a glorious village wedding. This time Heather lets the witches play a much bigger part and when the mischievous Agatha is not flying around casting spells, she is gobbling down Crunchy Bat Wing Biscuits, Spider Leg Cheese Straws and Frogs Spew Custard. Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Revenge has received excellent reviews from not only fellow authors, but also children, parents and grandparents alike. Ten-year-old Briony Elizabeth Moorton declares: "The stories flow so nicely you don't want to stop reading - you are desperate to know what happens next. This book is AMAZING."