Bella Donna 6: Bella Bewitched
Ruth Symes, Marion Lindsay
Bella’s cat is a real witch’s cat and Bella tells her everything! At school Bella’s class are practising for a big gym display. Bella is rubbish at gym – hard as she tries, she can’t manage to vault over the horse or climb the rope or walk along the narrow beam without falling off. But she knows Pegatha would be able to do it easy peasy. So they decide to cast a spell to swap places. Bella will be a cat and Pegatha will be a girl. It’s a very short-lived spell, but it will last just long enough for everyone to think Bella is brilliant at gym – even if it’s just for one lesson! The lesson goes really well – but then the spell lasts longer than expected . . .
Beautifully illustrated throughout by winner of the Egmont Best New Talent award, Marion Lindsay.Reviews
In this book Bella (Bella Donna) turns Pegatha her cat into herself and herself into Pegatha because she is terrible at gym. I loved this book because you can find out what it is like to be a cat and understand their behaviour better. For example you may wonder why they race up and down stairs like a mad thing? That's because they love doing it!
Anonymous 23.08.2016
you should read this book beacause it.s amazing
Anonymous 04.08.2015
People should read this book because it has lots of magic in it, it is about a girl who is a witch and she swaps bodies with her cat.
Anonymous 01.09.2014
