The Whitby Witches
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The illustration on the front of BfK this month is from Rub-a-Dub-Dub: Val Biro's 77 Favourite Nursery Rhymes (see Authorgraph for details). The book is published by Blackie and we thank them for their help in using this illustration.
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My pupils have devoured the Deptford Mice trilogy and this book offers the same lengthy, absorbing read with an attempt by Ben, Jennet and their unusual (92-year-old) foster mother Aunt Alice, to stem the flood of evil influences threatening to overwhelm the quiet town of Whitby. There are the familiar Jarvis creatures here - black witches and dangers to be faced and conquered. His coherent and fluent style carries the reader along swiftly. An essential purchase for library or classroom for Years 7, 8 and 9.
