Jill Murphy
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| Original Title: | A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Worst Witch #3 |
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Mildred is growing, but so is her special, unfortunate ability to get herself into trouble. Sometimes she asks for it, sometimes she doesn’t—just trying to do what seems best—but regardless, her intentions are always right.In this third book in The Worst Witch series, Mildred tries to comfort new students at the Academy (one of which turns out to be the little sister of her nemesis) with a terrifying story of magic put to the worst use. Not the most appropriate thing to do to new students, but Mildred thought they would be amused.
So now her nemesis wants to take revenge on her for what she did to her sister. Granted, it’s the hundredth time someone puts a spell on Mildred, but the stories are always about how she gets rid of the spells, not how she earns them, which is never truly hard.
I liked this sequel a lot. I find Jill Murphy’s writing so perfect for middle grade/children’s books. That’s why I think these books would have worked even better if they’d been longer and more complex. Though they work this way too. The thing is, the stories are always short because they retell a misadventure of Mildred’s. They never go very, very far. But they do the trick, which is to put young (or old) readers in a mighty good mood.
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| Title | : | A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch (The Worst Witch #3) |
| Author | : | Jill Murphy |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 128 pages |
| Published | : | October 1st 1991 by Puffin Books (first published October 29th 1987) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Childrens. Fiction. Paranormal. Witches. Magic |
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Ratings: 4.02 From 2638 Users | 98 ReviewsColumn About Books A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch (The Worst Witch #3)
Okay I definitely think this is the best one of the series so far! Mildreds heart is always in the right place and she just wants to help others - even old magicians stuck as frogs for decades!! I do think some of the other characters u fairly judge her and she seems to get punished even when shes been the victim!! However considering how much trouble shes got in Ofer the year its not that surprising 😂😂
This book was definitely better than the first two. It didn't have nearly as many time gaps where nothing happened and there were a lot more details. The beginning of the book wasn't nearly as confusing either. I enjoyed this book more than the first two but it was still not nearly as good as I had been hoping this series would be when I got the books from the library. I hope the rest of the series continues to get better and better.
Review to come :)
I really love this series. This is a great addition to it. Very silly and entertaining. You just can't help but like Mildred Hubble. This is a pretty quick read filled with lots of adventure. I really enjoy Murphy's humor.I'm also super pumped that there is a Worst Witch series on Netflix. No surprise that this story line made an appearance. I can't wait to continue reading and watching Millie's adventures.
Loved it! Wish it could have been a little longer
Mildred is growing, but so is her special, unfortunate ability to get herself into trouble. Sometimes she asks for it, sometimes she doesntjust trying to do what seems bestbut regardless, her intentions are always right. In this third book in The Worst Witch series, Mildred tries to comfort new students at the Academy (one of which turns out to be the little sister of her nemesis) with a terrifying story of magic put to the worst use. Not the most appropriate thing to do to new students, but
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