Pongwiffy and the Goblin's Revenge (book 2)

Pongwiffy and the Goblin's Revenge (book 2)

by Kaye Umansky (Author), Nick Price (Illustrator)

Synopsis

Pongwiffy's Broom has come over all funny. At any mention of 'goblin' or 'axe' or 'chop' it seems to freeze over with fear (more than normal that is). If Pongwiffy could be bothered to speak Wood and have a conversation with the Broom, she would find out what is happening. But she doesn't - so she doesn't find out that the Goblins are planning to broomnap all the Witches' Brooms and subject them to a fate worse than a very clean and tidy house And perhaps if Pongwiffy had had her wits about her she would also have been a lot more careful when talking to Ali Pali, the unscrupulous Genie Pongwiffy needs to pay attention, Ali Pali has his greedy eyes on the closely-guarded contents of Pongwiffy's very own Dump! A laugh-out-loud story that is witty and clever, enticingly mixed in with much sludge, slime and very bad habits.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 01 Jun 2009

ISBN 10: 074759693X
ISBN 13: 9780747596936
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: Quirky and fun illustrations throughout This Pongwiffy title and the complete backlist, plus a brand new title, Pongwiffy Back on Track, have all been repackaged and reillustrated to celebrate 21 years of this hugely popular series Author is very good at events, regularly appearing at schools, conferences and festivals UK sales of the Pongwiffy series stand at over 325,000 copies

Media Reviews
'Brought roars of both delight and disgust an ebulliently uninhibited farce' Guardian 'This will appeal to the delicious anarchy in children' Prima 'Jokey enough to persuade reluctant readers there is pleasure to be had from dipping into books' Guardian 'Young readers adore the jokes and the grubbiness' Daily Telegraph
Author Bio
Kaye Umansky was born in Plymouth, Devon. She went to Teacher Training College, after which she taught in London primary schools for twelve years, specialising in music and drama. She now lives in North London and writes full-time - or as full-time as she can get in between trips to Sainsbury's and looking after her husband (Mo), daughter (Ella) and her cats.