Huberte Vriesendorp Libri

Chi sono le vere streghe? Non quelle delle fiabe, sempre scarmigliate e a cavallo di una scopa, ma signore elegantissime, magari vostre conoscenti. Portano sempre guanti bianchi, si grattano spesso la testa, si tolgono le scarpe a punta sotto il tavolo e hanno denti azzurrini... tutto per nascondere gli artigli, le teste calve, i piedi quadrati e la saliva blu mirtillo: i segnali distintivi delle vere streghe. Ora che lo sapete potrete evitare di essere trasformati in topi, ma solo se terrete gli occhi bene aperti. La realtà non è sempre quella che sembra...

THE GROWING PAINS OF ADRIAN MOLE is the second in the series to be a part of Penguin's Sue Townsend repackaging programme. A chance to sell Sue Townsend to a whole new audience!The troubled teenager continues to struggle valiantly against the slings and arrows of growing up and his own family's attempts to scar him for life. In between the ups and downs of his relationship with the divine Pandora and worrying that his genius is going unrecognized, Adrian Mole chronicles the pains and pleasures of a misspent adolescence.'The new book takes up the diary where the last left off, and is quite as classic' Financial Times

Fireheart may uncover more than he wants to know in his search for the truth about Redtail's death, as tensions within ThunderClan finally build to an explosive climax-and a shocking surprise that nobody could have foreseen. Every cat has something to hide in the third enthralling installment of the new feline fantasy series Warriors! Ages: 10+.

Superb Stories, Daring Deeds, Fantastic Adventures Here is the action-packed sequel to Boy , a tale of Dahl's exploits as a World War II pilot. Told with the same irresistible appeal that has made Roald Dahl one the world's best-loved writers, Going Solo brings you directly into the action and into the mind of this fascinating man. From book cover: The second part of Roald Dahl's extraordinary life story. Here he is grown up: first in Africa, then learning to be a wartime fighter pilot. It is a story that is funny, frightening and full of fantasy - as you would expect. The first part of Roald Dahl's life story: Boy , is also available in the New Windmill Series. Cover illustration by Quentin Blake