Wee Granny's Magic Bag and the Ceilidh
Quick Look
- What will Wee Granny pull out of her magic bag next in the follow-up to the successful Wee Granny's Magic Bag?
- With a wonderful mix of colourful illustrations, engaging story and surprises on every page children will love reading Wee Granny and the Ceilidh over and over again!
- Can Wee Granny's magic bag save the day and make the school ceilidh the most magical (and musical) party ever?
Surprising things happen when Wee Granny reaches into her magic bag! Will she be able to save the school ceilidh? Like Mary Poppins, only more tartan…
Description
Everyone's favourite Wee Granny is back with her magic bag, and Emily and Harry are desperate to see what she's got inside it today.
It's the day of the school ceilidh, and they have to pick up last-minute supplies before the celebrations and dancing can begin. But things don't go smoothly -- they miss their bus and then a flood closes the road. Does Wee Granny have something in her magic bag to save the day?
This brilliant follow-up to the hugely popular Wee Granny's Magic Bag, starring a tartan Mary Poppins, offers a wonderful mix of colourful illustrations and an engaging story with surprises on every page!
Reviews
'Maw Broon meets Mary Poppins in this cheerful story for young readers. [...] Bogade's cartoon-like illustratons in ink and watercolour are reminiscent of the Scottish Comics tradition of the Beano and the Dandy.'
--School Library Association
Author
Elizabeth McKay is from Dalry in Ayrshire, Scotland. She has had around 300 stories and articles published. She works part time at a day-centre for adults with learning disabilities. Having seven nieces and nephews (and now great nieces and nephews) has provided her with the perfect excuse to read lots of children's books. She is also the author of Wee Granny's Magic Bag, her first picture book for children.
Maria Bogade studied Audiovisual Media at the University of Stuttgart before starting work as a 3D animation artist. She worked mainly for Studio Soi on award-winning projects like The Gruffalo. Her passion for creating her own unique images, characters and environments led her towards illustration. She lives with her partner and two children in Germany.