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There's a Werewolf In My Tent!
A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch
The Worst Witch Saves the Day
A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch
Witches in Stitches
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The Worst Witch and the Wishing Star
First Prize for the Worst Witch
The Worst Witch to the Rescue
My Headteacher is a Vampire Rat
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The Oak Lord
The Worst Witch at Sea
The Naughtiest Unicorn and the Spooky Surprise
Felix Dashwood and the Traitor's Revenge
Blood Beast
Felix Dashwood and the Mutating Mansion
The River Singers
Silver Hill
Pippa the Pumpkin Fairy Story Book
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Extended Profile
I am a retired Higher Level Teaching Assistant . My favourite subject to teach was of course reading. I would happily sit on the carpet all day and read books to children.
I have just opened a little free library for children outside my house. So exciting - I’ve wanted a little free library ever since I heard about them.
In my spare time I like to get involved in community projects in my village , potter about in my garden and on my allotment, watch village cricket, knit and of course I love to read!
I share my home with a lovely cat called Jackson whom I adopted from Cat's Protection. He always finds the warmest seat in amongst the 8 bookcases and the piles of books waiting to be registered.
My first Convention in 2009 was to New Zealand where I had the most amazing time and met some super people. Since then I have become a convention junkie!
I have been to the annual Conventions in Christchurch, Amsterdam, Washington DC, Gothenburg, Dublin, Melbourne, Athens , Oslo, Bordeaux and Mainz. I was registered and had bought my plane ticket for The Gold Coast Australian Convention but COVID-19 put a stop to that.
In 2015 I organised a Convention in Oxford and in 2021 I led a Zoom Uncon.
I have been to Uncons in Edinburgh, Swindon, Colchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Loughborough, Ipswich and Northampton, Boston, USA and Bordeaux, France.
I didn't make it to Falkirk or to Finland but am very much looking forward to going to Durham and seeing my BookCrossing chums again.
Bookcrossing has been a brilliant part of my life after I found a BC book hanging on the gate of my allotment ( put there by Molyneux). Bookcrossers are the kindest, most generous group of people I have ever come across and guess what - they all love books and don't mind giving them to you after they've read them.
Long may it continue :):):)
Miss Markey
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For NSS I would love any flower or veg seeds. My favourite chocs are Lindor. Thank you.
I have just opened a little free library for children outside my house. So exciting - I’ve wanted a little free library ever since I heard about them.
In my spare time I like to get involved in community projects in my village , potter about in my garden and on my allotment, watch village cricket, knit and of course I love to read!
I share my home with a lovely cat called Jackson whom I adopted from Cat's Protection. He always finds the warmest seat in amongst the 8 bookcases and the piles of books waiting to be registered.
My first Convention in 2009 was to New Zealand where I had the most amazing time and met some super people. Since then I have become a convention junkie!
I have been to the annual Conventions in Christchurch, Amsterdam, Washington DC, Gothenburg, Dublin, Melbourne, Athens , Oslo, Bordeaux and Mainz. I was registered and had bought my plane ticket for The Gold Coast Australian Convention but COVID-19 put a stop to that.
In 2015 I organised a Convention in Oxford and in 2021 I led a Zoom Uncon.
I have been to Uncons in Edinburgh, Swindon, Colchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Loughborough, Ipswich and Northampton, Boston, USA and Bordeaux, France.
I didn't make it to Falkirk or to Finland but am very much looking forward to going to Durham and seeing my BookCrossing chums again.
Bookcrossing has been a brilliant part of my life after I found a BC book hanging on the gate of my allotment ( put there by Molyneux). Bookcrossers are the kindest, most generous group of people I have ever come across and guess what - they all love books and don't mind giving them to you after they've read them.
Long may it continue :):):)
Miss Markey
XX
For NSS I would love any flower or veg seeds. My favourite chocs are Lindor. Thank you.