Steven Watson-Morris
Paperback | Pages: 84 pages Rating: 4.57 | 7 Users | 3 Reviews
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| Edition Language: | English |
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This book is really an early chapter book which could also be used as a classroom read aloud or bedtime story. All the stories center around Mrs. Trimble, her assistant Rose and her twin nephews, John and Jack. Mrs. Trimble owns a tea shop where she serves tea and delicious home baked cakes. While working one day in her shop, suddenly a giant cloud of smoke arose and a giant tea-pot appeared in the center of the shop. A wizard wearing a pointed cap adorned with stars popped out. Walter the Wizard needs her help because the king’s cook is ill, and he is in need of someone to bake cakes for his party. They all climb into his tea-pot and are whisked away to the kingdom where Mrs. Trimble saves the day by baking the cakes. Walter is so grateful that he gives her a magic tea-pot as a gift that will take her anywhere in the world she wants to visit. The magic words are magic teapot backwards—“Top eat Cigam!” So begins the magical adventures of our characters.In the first book of adventures, they decide to visit a spooky house and some ghosts where they meet Arthur Halloween, they take a trip to the moon and visit four purple men who are in need of polishing dust to keep the moon shiny and then visit another moon to gather supplies, convince a greedy dragon that he is eating too much and needs to go on a diet, and visit a land of dwarfs where Jack and John receive some surprise birthday presents. Mrs. Trimble even manages to confront an ogre and rescue the key to the city for the mayor. Perhaps my favorite adventure involves her ingenious solution to save the day when Santa Claus is unable to deliver presents on Christmas Day because his reindeer are sick.
There are just enough black and white pencil drawings to hold the interest of young readers just getting accustomed to longer story books. I like the mixture of conversation and prose. Neither one overpowers the other so that the story flows
Specify Of Books Mrs Trimble's Magic Tea-Pot
| Title | : | Mrs Trimble's Magic Tea-Pot |
| Author | : | Steven Watson-Morris |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | 1st |
| Pages | : | Pages: 84 pages |
| Published | : | October 16th 2012 by Ruth Watson-Morris (first published October 14th 2012) |
| Categories | : | Childrens. Young Adult |
Rating Of Books Mrs Trimble's Magic Tea-Pot
Ratings: 4.57 From 7 Users | 3 ReviewsJudgment Of Books Mrs Trimble's Magic Tea-Pot
A little bit of magic! What a lovely book. For example, the first book has magic, a wizard, and a king. When Mrs Trimble and the children meet the wizard their adventure begins. These are stories children will really enjoy reading. A recommended read for 3+Fabulous new idea, children seem to love this book and the stories. Seven stories which follow Mrs Trimble, Rose and the twins on different adventures in a magic tea-pot given to her by a wizard. When the stories are through the children have a fun colouring book in the back.This book is really an early chapter book which could also be used as a classroom read aloud or bedtime story. All the stories center around Mrs. Trimble, her assistant Rose and her twin nephews, John and Jack. Mrs. Trimble owns a tea shop where she serves tea and delicious home baked cakes. While working one day in her shop, suddenly a giant cloud of smoke arose and a giant tea-pot appeared in the center of the shop. A wizard wearing a pointed cap adorned with stars popped out. Walter the
This book is really an early chapter book which could also be used as a classroom read aloud or bedtime story. All the stories center around Mrs. Trimble, her assistant Rose and her twin nephews, John and Jack. Mrs. Trimble owns a tea shop where she serves tea and delicious home baked cakes. While working one day in her shop, suddenly a giant cloud of smoke arose and a giant tea-pot appeared in the center of the shop. A wizard wearing a pointed cap adorned with stars popped out. Walter the
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