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    Valentina and the Whackadoodle Witch

    By Majanka Verstraete

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    A little vampire girl who's afraid of ghosts, and monsters, and the dark? Oh yeah.

    Evolved Publishing brings you the second of the "Valentina's Spooky Adventures" picture book series by Majanka Verstraete. Featuring full color illustrations by artist Noelle Giffin, it's perfect for kids 4 to 9 years old.
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    It’s not every day that a witch gets stuck in your chimney, dangling upside down.

    When Valentina and her newfound friend Jerry play dress-up in the attic, the Whackadoodle Witch comes crashing down the chimney. She claims to be one of the most powerful witches of all time, but even she can’t free herself without a spell book.

    Just one problem: that spell book was snatched by Meanie Muggers, invisible thieves who steal valuable objects and hide them where you’d least expect.

    If Valentina and Jerry want to help the witch, they’ll have to search the house from top to bottom. Not an easy task in a house crawling with monsters in all shapes and sizes.
    ~~~~~
    Be sure to check out the first book in this series, "Valentina and the Haunted Mansion," and the third book, "Valentina and the Masked Mummy."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvolved Publishing LLC
    Release dateNov 15, 2013
    ISBN9781622530588
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    Valentina and the Whackadoodle Witch
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    Majanka Verstraete

    Majanka Verstraete begged her Mom to teach her how to read while she was still in kindergarten. By the time she finished fifth grade, she had read through the entire children’s section of her hometown library. She wrote her first story when she was seven years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. With an imagination that never sleeps, and hundreds of possible book characters screaming for her attention, writing is more than a passion for her. She writes about all things supernatural for children of all ages. She’s tried to write contemporary novels before, but something paranormal always manages to crawl in. Majanka is currently studying for her Master of Laws degree, and hopes one day to be able to combine her passions for law and writing. When she’s not writing, reading or studying, she likes watching “The Vampire Diaries” and “Game of Thrones,” spending time with her friends, or playing “World of Warcraft.”

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