Cauldron Spells (Frogspell)

Cauldron Spells (Frogspell)

by David Wyatt (Illustrator), C . J . Busby (Author)

Synopsis

Max Pendragon is not looking forward to attending Morgana Le Fay's summer Spell School. Not only is his battered cauldron producing slimy sludge instead of perfect spells, but ever since he and his sister Olivia foiled evil Morgana's plot against King Arthur, they have been wary of her plans for revenge. Max and Olivia soon discover that Spell School has more in store for them than they ever imagined. With the help of Merlin and a mysterious bard, Caradoc, will they be able to outwit Morgana and save Arthur for a second time? Join Max and Olivia for more magical fun in their second hilarious adventure!

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Publisher: Templar Fiction
Published: 01 Mar 2012

ISBN 10: 1848770855
ISBN 13: 9781848770850
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
Book Overview: Thrills, spills and magical spells in this epic Arthurian adventure!

Media Reviews
A spellbinding recipe for a hysterical series * Daily Mirror *
Great fun! * Diana Wynne Jones *
Packed with magical mishaps, exciting quests and lots of humour! * Bookseller *
Author Bio
C. J. Busby was brought up on boats and in caravans in the southeast of England and north Wales. She read avidly as a child, and moved frequently from place to place. After studying Social Anthropology at Cambridge, she lived in a fishing village in South India while doing research for her PhD. Her first children's story, THE THING, was shortlisted for the Nickelodeon Jr National Write a Bedtime Story prize, and recorded for Fun Radio in March 2007. Her other book, FROGSPELL, was chosen by the prestigious Richard & Judy Book Club, in association with WH Smith, and featured on their Summer 2012 selection. This first title in the FROGSPELL series was also shortlisted for the 2012 Waverton Good Read Award. She now lives in Devon and has three children. She currently works on environmental issues with schools, and is a copyeditor for an academic press. Follow C. J. at www.cjbusby.co.uk or on Twitter: @ceciliabusby.