"A big-hearted story about a little girl who re-thinks what she wants"
This first book in a new series about a little girl with a big imagination invites discussion of big themes (peer pressure, doing the right thing, being considerate of others) through a fun and freeing child-centred story. Writer Márie Zepf has a real knack for wry, warm-hearted humour, while illustrator, Mr Ando, delivers boldly energetic visuals readers will delight in.
Rita wants a witch - of that she is 100% sure, for a witch would never tell her to go to bed, or tidy her room. A witch would never tell her to wash up, or do her homework. But then, as Rita imagines how a witch could, for example, turn her teacher into a frog, she begins to worry that her witchy dream might have a few problems. What if the witch scared her friends away, or didn’t know what to do if Rita fell ill? “A witch could ruin everything,” Rita realises, and so she changes her mind. What she really wants is her mum - a mum who sometimes dresses up as a witch! This satisfying full-circle story with a twist is great to read aloud, with every page inviting interaction and discussion.
Taken from the English edition - Rita Wants a Witch.
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Dyma Rita.
Mae hi’n ferch fach gyda syniadau mawr iawn.
Pan mae hi eisiau hwyl arswydus gwyllt di-stop, ddydd a nos, mae hi’n breuddwydio am wrach. Ond beth fydd yn digwydd os bydd y wrach yn dychryn ei ffrindiau i gyd? Neu yn rhoi bwyd drewllyd iddi i’w fwyta?
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Mae Rita Eisiau Gwrach and determined it is suitable for children aged 3-6 years old
Mae Rita Eisiau Gwrach features in the following genres: Stories about Family and Friends, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Fantasy / Magical, Featured Books for 5+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 3+ readers
Mae Rita Eisiau Gwrach is available in Paperback
Mae Rita Eisiau Gwrach was written by Máire Zepf and published by Graffeg Limited
Mae Rita Eisiau Gwrach has 40 pages
£7.19
