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    Winnie on patrol

    Winnie on patrol

    Owen, Laura; Paul, Korky

    In four new stories, Winnie and Wilbur find themselves in all sorts of fixes whether they are at home or out and about: there are tables and chairs that walk out of the door, a nosy lady who wants to know everything about Winnie's private life, a fun run that gets out of control, and a real zebra crossing the road!

    Paperback, Book. English.
    Published Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010
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      Statement of responsibility: Laura Owen and Korky Paul
      ISBN: 0192729128, 9780192729125
      Intended audience: Juvenile.
      Physical Description: 95 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.
      Subject: Fiction 5+.; Short stories.; Winnie the Witch (Fictitious character) Juvenile fiction.; Witches Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories, English.

      Accelerated Reading

      Book Level: 3.1
      Interest Level: LY
      Points: 1
      Quiz Number: 220000

      Description

      Winnie and Wilbur: Winnie on Patrol, the new edition, is available on ISBN: 9780192748393.

      In 'Winnie's Fun Run' Winnie joins the local charity race but her trainers seem to have a mind of their own; in 'Winnie Gets Things Moving' Winnie decides to rearrange her furniture . . . and ends up with a mutiny on her hands; in 'Which is Witch?' a social scientist decides to study Winnie with hilarious results; and in 'Winnie on Patrol!' the local school children get a lollipop lady with a difference!

      Four crazily funny stories featuring everyone's favourite witch, her big black cat, Wilbur, and a zany supporting cast of new characters. Korky Paul's exuberant black line illustrations complement the humour, slapstick, and moments of real drama that run through each story. Pure magic!

      Reviews

      Oxford's brand-new series of Winnie the Witch young fiction . . . is bound to be a winner.
      The Bookseller||[Praise for Whizz-Bang Winnie]:

      'The pictures, as ever, bristle with an inspired lunacy that 5+ love.
      Amanda Craig, The Times||[Winnie's] mad antics make hilarious reading.
      Primary Times