Power Crazy Ms Wiz

When Podge's parents ban him from eating chocolate biscuits and want him to change schools, Ms. Wiz decides to go to the very top. The Prime Minister is soon under her spell but then Ms. Wiz goes power-crazy. Features new illustrations

When Podge's parents ban him from eating chocolate biscuits and want him to change schools, Ms Wiz decides to go to the very top. The Prime Minister is soon under her spell, and the politicians have been turned into monkeys. But there's worse to come--Ms Wiz goes power-crazy.

This title for children aged five to eight contains three magical Ms Wiz stories. Time Flies for Ms Wiz involves a time machine. Power Crazy Ms Wiz has the Prime Minister under her spell. And in Ms Wiz loves Dracula, Ms Wiz has gone and fallen in love - with Dracula! Can it be true?

Containing three stories from the Ms Wiz series, this book features Ms Wiz Spells Trouble, In Stitches with Ms Wiz and You're Nicked, Ms Wiz.

Ms Wiz Goes Live Caroline and Little Musha are babysat by Ms Wiz - and they go INTO the TV! Power-Crazy Ms Wiz Mr Harris wants to shape up Podge, and take him away from St Barnabas, so Ms Wiz goes to the Prime Minister to prevent it.

Ms Wiz's paranormal powers are at work in style in these stories - somehow she must prevent the closure of St Barnabas' School, stop Herbert the rat from meeting a sticky end at the pet-hating Harris household, and travel with Podge, Caroline and Jack to the Kingdom of Paranormal Magic and Utter Eternal Mystery, to meet her very unusual family . . .

The third-grade is thrilled when they discover their new teacher is a paranormal operative with special powers

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