Korky Paul Libri

A lively, humorous and richly illustrated grammar series for children aged nine to twelve.

This book contains: Winnie the Witch, Winnie in Winter, and Winnie Flies Again and will make the perfect introduction to Winnie the Witch to anyone who has not yet discovered her. It will also make the perfect Hallowe'en or Christmas present for any fan, old or new.

In four stories, we find Winnie and Wilbur up to their usual mischief. Whether they are setting up at a car-boot sale, putting out to sea on a fishing trip, responding to a gap in the market for broomstick-friendly pants, or showing some team spirit on the football pitch, one thing is certain - nothing will go to plan!

A lively, humorous and richly illustrated grammar series for children aged nine to twelve.

Winnie the Witch lives in a black house. She has black chairs and black stairs, black floors and black doors. Winnie's cat Wilbur is black, too. And that is how the trouble begins!

Winnie and Wilbur are going into space! Winnie conjures a rocket and they blast into orbit. It's quite tricky dealing with all the rocket's controls but it's even trickier knowing what to do with hungry space rabbits . . . will Winnie have enough magic up her sleeve to save the day? It's an astronomical Winnie and Wilbur adventure!

Captain Teachum, who claims to be the world's wickedest pirate and to have buried treasure in many ruined castles, desert islands, and jungles, reveals three secrets about himself.

Professor Puffendorf and her guinea-pig, Chip, foil Enzo, the wicked laboratory assistant, in his plot to steal the professor's magic potions. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Tired of the cold and snow, Winnie the Witch casts a spell that changes winter into summer.

Winnie the Witch is sound asleep, when Wilbur hears something downstairs. It's a baby dragon... with smoke coming out of its nose. Puff! How will Winnie stop her house from burning down and find the baby dragon's mother? With a little magic, of course!