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 Wizard's Boy: the Perfect Pizza - Scoular Anderson
 Wizard's Boy: the Perfect Pizza - Scoular Anderson ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... it meow's - his dad has turned the cat (Tiger) into a dog. Eric then finds the dog (Theodore) outside, because he does not ... more ... like the new dog.
Chapter 2 - Mr Wizard explains that he used his magic to give the cat wings, as it got stuck up the tree - however he gave the cat 'springs', so the bounced through the kitchen window & hurt his paw. When Mr Wizard tries to heal the sore paw, he turns the cat into a dog.
Eric takes Tiger to the vets & hopes that by the time he returns the Pizza will be ready.
Chapter 3 - The vet comment's on Tigers behaviour & puzzled by the responses that Eric gives. They then hurry home after treatment...more |
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Wizard's Boy: the Perfect Pizza - Scoular Anderson: Want a Pizza the action? (645 words)
by - written on 25/09/08 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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The Perfect Pizza is a book written and illustrated by Scouler Anderson. It is part of a set of four Wizard's Boys books, which is released as part of the Rockers range. The Story ------------ This story is about Eric and his father, Mr Wizard, who, as the name suggests, likes to dabble in magic - spells tend to go wrong & when he tries to make a Pizza, all is not what is seems, when his magic words get confused with words of similar sound. Chapter 1 shows Eric returning home from school - he is greeted by the unhappy door-knocker, who greets visitors, with rude comments. It tells Eric that he has had a postcard ... Read the complete review
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