Today I bring you a review on a very charming
children's book named “Bella Broomstick”. I was very lucky to be
given a copy of the first book from the series written by Lou
Kuenzler and can not wait to read this to my little one as she gets a
bit older.
Brimming with magic and cuteness, the book follows the story of a little girl named Belladonna who just happens to be the “most helpless young witch in the whole of the magic realm.” Unlike her Aunty Hemlock and the rest of her school pupils she just doesn't seem to grow any warts. Bella doesn't seem destined for the Magic world, however she does have something much better in store; living with the Persons.
Brimming with magic and cuteness, the book follows the story of a little girl named Belladonna who just happens to be the “most helpless young witch in the whole of the magic realm.” Unlike her Aunty Hemlock and the rest of her school pupils she just doesn't seem to grow any warts. Bella doesn't seem destined for the Magic world, however she does have something much better in store; living with the Persons.
The first book of the series follows the adventures of Bella as she gets up to witchery and wonderment as she follows her promises plus hopes to finally fit in. With a big bright flamingo and kitten 'Rascal' at her side little Bella is the perfect companion for any night time reading.
I particularly like how the book is set out. With
doodles and more of her thoughts written in as apposed to typed, it
really comes to life like a diary of Bella's. This gives the book a
special feel and helps the reader to connect deeper with the
characters. With larger text and the perfect length this is sure to hold the attention of any little readers.
This book would be perfect for any little girls who love magic and amusement. Packed full of funny names, tales and colourful characters, this is sure to cause a smile and encourage reading development.
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PS: This book was given to me for review purposes. I believe in giving an honest review on items on this blog and money will never sway my opinion.
PS: This book was given to me for review purposes. I believe in giving an honest review on items on this blog and money will never sway my opinion.
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Looks like a nice little book. I love books with doodles and thigns in. Makes it much more interesting to read x
ReplyDeleteIt was such a charming read. Even as a grown-up I coudnt help but smile
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Salman Noorani
Thank you for checking It out :)
DeleteI'm not ashamed to admit that I am definitely still a kid at heart, and my eyes were locked in straight to the typography! I think this is a great learning resource for the kids - it can surely stimulate their creativity.. Great personal and honest review... Keep it up..
ReplyDeleteBeing a kid at hearts great :) it really is a great learning source. It's fun and friendly and would compleatly encourage further reading
DeleteI am most definitely still a kid at heart too Rey haha *hides face*
DeleteLooks like a great book for youngsters xo
Aah, this looks like such a cute book! I don't even have a child yet, however I'm always writing down books I'll buy them one day. This can go on the list!
ReplyDeleteLyndsay | Fizzy Peaches
Looks like a great book, and one my daughter would have loved when she was younger
ReplyDeleteWhat cute illustrations, I'm sure your daughter will love it!
ReplyDeleteEmma | EMMAMATTHEWS.CO.UK
This sounds like a good book. I would have loved this when i was younger x
ReplyDeleteI can't wait until my wee girl is big enough to read stories to! This one looks so cute xx
ReplyDeleteGood review - probably a bit too young for my daughter (she's 8) but she still loves all things witchy (as do I come to that!)
ReplyDeleteLovely review. What a great book to give as a gift to young girls too! Inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI like this; I'm always interested in new books for our girls
ReplyDeleteSounds like a nice little story! My 2 kids are witch obsessed at the moment so I might check it out!
ReplyDeleteBecky x
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Sounds like a nice little story! My 2 kids are witch obsessed at the moment so I might check it out!
ReplyDeleteBecky xxx
Aw my girls would love this they are all avid book readers and Kia 7 is starting to read a book when she goes to bed now
ReplyDeleteI like that it uses a lot of bright colours. It is perfect for little readers and sheb sounds like a great character for little kids to identify with!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book for younger children. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the typography and colours of this book.
ReplyDeleteI think my niece would absolutely love this, she is a total bookworm right now x
ReplyDeleteA great review. My daughter would love this book. x
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! Might make a good gift for some of my cousin's kids!
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What an awesome sounding book - it sounds just like something I would have adored when I was younger. x
ReplyDeleteGreat review, I have this book too :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if this book would be any good for my daughter who is 12 it seems to be an awkward age for garnering interest.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like something little baby me would have loved!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks nice. Am sure my daughter would love it.
ReplyDeleteI know that i would've loved this book when I was a young girl!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks loves lovely, definitely something my daughter would love to read
ReplyDeleteI really like the animations inside, especially good for a children's book as it brings it more to life than just words on a paper! Xx
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