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For the benefit of those who have yet to encounter her, Pongwiffy is a smelly, slovenly witch with no heart of gold to redeem her faults.
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Pongwiffy Back on Track

By Kaye Umansky

Published by Bloomsbury Children's Books

For the benefit of those who have yet to encounter her, Pongwiffy is a smelly, slovenly witch with no heart of gold to redeem her faults.

In Witchway Wood, bad habits have become, well, a habit. Overindulging in sweets and watching too much spellovision mean the witches, trolls and Familiars have toothache, tummy ache and all sorts of other aches and pains.

They desperately need a plan of action to drag them back to health so, although it goes against all her instincts, Pongwiffy volunteers to organise an event involving fair play, fitness and sportsmanship: the O'Lumpick Games.

A hilarious, ridiculous and totally enthralling romp with an irresistible cast of characters. Entertaining, well plotted and beautifully written.

Reading age: 10+
Interest level: 8+

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