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Frogarty the Witch
Hidden away in her grotty little cottage in the woods with only her scrawny cat, Scratch, for company, Frogarty the witch leads a peaceful, if unpleasant, existence.
Mean spirited and ugly as can be, she is quite happy as long as she has her trusty spell book to hand, along with plenty of revolting ingredients to put in her cauldron.
The modern world, however, is no place for an old-school wicked witch like Frogarty and whenever she comes into contact with it comic mayhem and madcap violence are sure to follow!
FOUR silly stories about the world’s FOULEST witch rolled into one beastly book!
Mean spirited and ugly as can be, she is quite happy as long as she has her trusty spell book to hand, along with plenty of revolting ingredients to put in her cauldron.
The modern world, however, is no place for an old-school wicked witch like Frogarty and whenever she comes into contact with it comic mayhem and madcap violence are sure to follow!
FOUR silly stories about the world’s FOULEST witch rolled into one beastly book!
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Published September 21, 2011
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About the author
James Sutherland
16 books4 followersWriter of the 'Norbert the Horse' series, Frogarty the Witch, Ernie, plus a whole host of other silly nonsense!
Here's a bit about him...
James Sutherland was born in Stoke-on-Trent, England, many, many, many years ago. So long ago, in fact, that he can't remember a single thing about it. The son of a musician, he moved around lots as a youngster, attending schools in the Isle of Man and Spain before returning to Stoke where he lurked until the age of 18. After going on to gain a French degree at Bangor University, North Wales, he toiled at a variety of regular office jobs before making a daring escape through a fire exit in order to concentrate on writing silly nonsense full-time. Happily married, James lives with his wife and daughter in a small but perfectly formed market town in Staffordshire. In his spare time, James enjoys playing his guitar, reading history books, and discussing the deep, philosophical mysteries of life with his goldfish, Tiffany.
To contact James, please don't hesitate to email jsutherlandbooks@gmail.com, or visit www.jamessutherlandbooks.com for all the latest news!
Here's a bit about him...
James Sutherland was born in Stoke-on-Trent, England, many, many, many years ago. So long ago, in fact, that he can't remember a single thing about it. The son of a musician, he moved around lots as a youngster, attending schools in the Isle of Man and Spain before returning to Stoke where he lurked until the age of 18. After going on to gain a French degree at Bangor University, North Wales, he toiled at a variety of regular office jobs before making a daring escape through a fire exit in order to concentrate on writing silly nonsense full-time. Happily married, James lives with his wife and daughter in a small but perfectly formed market town in Staffordshire. In his spare time, James enjoys playing his guitar, reading history books, and discussing the deep, philosophical mysteries of life with his goldfish, Tiffany.
To contact James, please don't hesitate to email jsutherlandbooks@gmail.com, or visit www.jamessutherlandbooks.com for all the latest news!
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August 26, 2017
beautifully silly and lovely worded
"You can never have too many cats or too many words" my Great Aunt Whatshername would always say to me. She would have trumpeted This author as a wonderous word weaver.
My only tiny complaint, which is merely a passing thought, would be
that the ending is too abruptly shor
Aunty said it needed more words, sentences and possibly
Paragraphs.
"You can never have too many cats or too many words" my Great Aunt Whatshername would always say to me. She would have trumpeted This author as a wonderous word weaver.
My only tiny complaint, which is merely a passing thought, would be
that the ending is too abruptly shor
Aunty said it needed more words, sentences and possibly
Paragraphs.
Displaying 1 of 1 review