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Jennie Palmer - Author
A playful fantasy turns anxious feelings into an unruly pizza, then follows children who work out how to face the problem. Its strongest apparent appeal is comic adventure with a Halloween flavour.
Anita and Winnifred Wompananny are kitchen witches who spend their days whipping up all kinds of delicious treats. Rarely do the Wompananny Witches venture outside, for they have a crippling fear of the wild children in their neighborhood. One day, a run-in with a few particularly rambunctious kids sends the witches into a panic, so they blow off some steam by cooking up their very favorite meal: a good old-fashioned pizza pie. But they've unintentionally baked their anxious, fearful, freaked-out feelings right into the crust and created one mean pizza! The pie escapes the kitchen, wreaking havoc across town, until one group of hungry children devises a plan to show the pizza what they're made of. A deliciously saucy tale of friendship and courage, The Wompananny Witches Make One Mean Pizza is a wacky Halloween story that packs laughs all year long.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA playful fantasy turns anxious feelings into an unruly pizza, then follows children who work out how to face the problem. Its strongest apparent appeal is comic adventure with a Halloween flavour.
The witches experience a crippling fear and panic, while the escaped pizza wreaks havoc.
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