Wendy seems to be a magnet for trouble! Back for a third set of adventures she is now riding a bike – rather dangerously – which is just one of the ways in which she gets full up of wrong! She also has to struggle with a diary which won’t stay shut and try to remember all the school rules. Despite her many slip-ups, Wendy Quill remains her charm.
It is very tricky to get things right ALL of the time. Sometimes, I get things a little bit wrong. But it's not actually always my entire fault. Like when my too-fast-bike whizzed round a corner and I slightly-squished a lady, or when the ghost in my sister's room accidentally pushed her open diary into my hands ...My name is Wendy Quill and this is the story of my slightly awful accidents*. *don't worry though - it's all OK in the end!
'A lovely, funny new series that stands apart from the competition thanks to the hilarious illustrations drawn by the author's 11-year-old daughter.' Fiona Noble, The Bookseller
'Tom Gates watch out, there's a new comic creation about to hit the shelves - Wendy Quill. Packed with doodle illustrations by the author's eleven year old daughter Mina, it's a perfect comic package.' TBK Magazine
'The three short stories with their extremely clever and amusing illustrations are perfect for young readers starting to tackle books on their own. Family, friendship, and humour combine to make an excellent book, warm, funny and visually appealing.' www.parentsintouch.co.uk
Author
About Wendy Meddour
Wendy Meddour is a Doctor of English Literature and an internationally successful and award-winning children’s writer. Her debut children’s book, A Hen in the Wardrobe, was selected as one of the Guardian’s ‘Best 50 diverse Children’s Books since the 1950s’ and won the John C Laurence Award for writing that improves relations between races. Wendy is also the author of several picture books, including the highly acclaimed Lubna and Pebble. Wendy also teaches Creative Writing at Exeter University
Wendy grew up in a little seaside town called Aberystwyth. She is an internationally successful children’s writer, with books translated into multiple languages and featured on CBBC Newsround, Cbeebies Bedtime Story, and BBC Woman’s Hour.
