Wanda's mother is a witch, but Wanda wishes she wasn't!

'Delightful ... sprinkled with magic' - Harriet Muncaster, author of Isadora Moon

'Wickedly good!' - Sheena Dempsey, author of Pablo and Splash

'A fun book with a sense of silliness that children love' - Lucy Kennedy, author of The Friendship Fairies

Wanda's mother is a witch, but Wanda wishes she wasn't!

Following yet another of Esmerelda's failed spells, Wanda, her mother and her granny have to move to a new town.

AGAIN.

Then Esmerelda receives a letter from the World Wide Web of Witches & Warlocks, informing her that she has to undergo an assessment carried out by Mr. Pincer, the Chief Whip, who is determined to put an end to Esmerelda's witching career, once and for all.
Wanda is certain her mother will fail the test.
Part of her wants her to.
Then her mother wouldn't be a witch anymore and Wanda would get what she has always wanted . . . an ordinary life.

"'Delightful... sprinkled with magic'" - author of Isadora Moon

"'Quirky characters and funny magical antics ... Wanda Broom is wickedly good!'" - author of Pablo and Splash

"'I'm so glad that Miss Flint wasn't my teacher in school! A fun book with a sense of silliness that children love'" - author of The Friendship Fairies series

"'Fun and fantastical from start to finish'" - author of the Boot series

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With charming characters, hilarious spell mishaps and a diabolical teacher, Wanda Broom is sure to keep
readers cackling and dipping back in for seconds'