Witches at War!: The Wild Winter
- The third and much anticipated final instalment in the highly-praised Witches at War! series
- Hilarious fun for children aged 8+ and brilliant for parents and children to read together
- Stunning illustrations throughout
As you’ll recall, the previous book in the series ended with a shocking revelation. Now, Sam and her mentor, the incompetent and rude but strangely likeable Esmelia Sniff, have been separated and evil is beginning to dominate the world.
It’s the longest, coldest winter since records began and the newspapers are reporting sightings of strange and evil creatures making their way towards the Bleak Fortress. Inside the fortress Sam is a prisoner to Diabolica's evil plans while her friend, the potion expert Helza Poppin, is trapped in the dungeon and scheduled for torture.
Things ain’t looking good.
Approximately 35,000 words/Age range: 8+
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Other titles in the Witches at War! series include The Wickedest Witch (9781843651314) and The White Wand (9781843651345).
Luigi spent three years in Milan studying Illustration and Multimedia Animation at the European Institute of Design, where he specialized in illustration. He also studied at the Academy of Art University of San Francisco. He now works internationally through Advocate Art.
Luigi has illustrated books such as "The Curse of Capistrano" for the Oxford University Press and "Hodja and the Thief" and "The Game" for Brown Publishing Network. He is author of various book covers and posters around the world. His illustrative work has also featured on posters for theatre companies, and in a video called "Painting Motion" for a theatre show in Milan.
ustration. He also studied at the Academy of Art University of San Francisco. He now works internationally through Advocate Art.
Luigi has illustrated books such as "The Curse of Capistrano" for the Oxford University Press and "Hodja and the Thief" and "The Game" for Brown Publishing Network. He is author of various book covers and posters around the world. His illustrative work has also featured on posters for theatre companies, and in a video called "Painting Motion" for a theatre show in Milan.