Piccadilly Press 30th Anniversary
Piccadilly Press 30th Anniversary
Piccadilly Press 30th Anniversary
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“An entertaining, easy to understand tale about achieving your hopes and wishes<br />
. . . Lovely illustrations add value to this story which deals effectively with quite<br />
mature themes of alienation, wanting to belong and some jealousy.”<br />
– Carousel<br />
“This is a wonderfully written book that is at the same time hilarious and very<br />
moving. Girls and boys alike will find it hard to put down.”<br />
– Ed on the Web’s Book of the Month for Years 3 and 4<br />
“Short and fun book about Bella Donna [who wants] desperately to be a witch …<br />
she’s a little like Tracy Beaker, spunky and growing up in a children’s home … I<br />
couldn’t resist this book, despite its intended target age of about seven or so. And<br />
you can always be a little pink, without any ill effect.”<br />
– bookwitch blog<br />
Bella Donna: Too Many Spells<br />
“Another sparkling story about Bella Donna and her Forever Family . . . beautifully<br />
written and illustrated with a wonderful mixture of magic and mystery.”<br />
– Ed on the Web’s Book of the Month for Years 3 and 4<br />
Bella Donna: Witchling<br />
“The second book in the hilarious series about feisty young witch Bella Donna is<br />
made for long, dark, spooky nights – the perfect winter read!”<br />
– Scholastic Book Clubs<br />
“This lovely book is a real treat for all the family. The eye-catching black and white<br />
illustrations help to draw readers in while the easy to read language makes it a pleasure<br />
to read.”<br />
– Primary Times<br />
“As well as being a delightful fantasy story full of fun and magic, it has a moral tale<br />
in that it illustrates that it is not always a good thing to always get what you want.<br />
REVIEWS<br />
The text is broken up with amusing black and white illustrations making the book<br />
extremely accessible.”<br />
– School Librarian<br />
“Children who already know Bella Donna will enjoy this latest story in the series. It’s<br />
pleasant and easy to read with a lively and likeable main character.”<br />
– Books for Keeps<br />
Bella Donna: Cat Magic<br />
“A lovely series where magic and adventure combine with a theme of being who you<br />
are and being proud of it. Written in the first person, girls will warm to the character<br />
of Bella Donna who is both feisty and caring.”<br />
– www.parentsintouch.co.uk<br />
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