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Pongwiffy and the Holiday of Doom

Kaye Umansky Prunella Scales Audible Inc

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English
Bolinda/Audible Audio
28 April 2019
Series: Pongwiffy
Pongwiffy is very, very bored. It is raining, and she has nothing to do. Pongwiffy is a witch of action who hates being cooped up. Her idea of a good day is to be out and about, swapping gossip and recipes and inviting herself to tea. But the incessant rain has put a stop to all that.

Pongwiffy decides the witches need some sort of excitement. And what better than a holiday? It is the matter of a moment for Pongwiffy to take the coven's much treasured funds and blow them all on a trip to the ever popular holiday destination Sludgehaven-on-Sea. Which is precisely when the trouble starts.

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Imprint:   Bolinda/Audible Audio
Country of Publication:   Australia
Edition:   Unabridged edition
Volume:   4
ISBN:   9781489495143
ISBN 10:   1489495142
Series:   Pongwiffy
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Recommended Age:   From 7 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Audio
Publisher's Status:   Active

Kaye Umansky taught in London primary schools for twelve years, specialising in music and drama, before becoming a full-time writer. Kaye is that rare thing - a truly funny writer who taps directly into children's imaginations. We published her first novel, Pongwiffy, which shot onto the bestseller lists and became a TV series, and she has since written countless books, poems and playscripts. Kaye lives in north London. Prunella Scales CBE is an English actress best known for her role as Basil Fawlty's wife Sybil in the BBC comedy Fawlty Towers and her BAFTA award-nominated role as Queen Elizabeth II in the play A Question of Attribution (Screen One, BBC 1991) by Alan Bennett. Prunella is a talented narrator and has won three AudioFile Earphones Awards for her readings of Emma by Jane Austen, Spacebaby by Henrietta Branford and Lucia's Progress by E.F. Benson.

Reviews for Pongwiffy and the Holiday of Doom

'Young readers adore the jokes and the grubbiness.' -- The Daily Telegraph 'This will appeal to the delicious anarchy in children ...' -- Prima


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