Books like Grace Woollyhop's musical mystery by Daisy Meadows
Grace Woollyhop, a joyful lamb on the brink of her first concert at Harmony Hall, finds her plans foiled when the sinister witch Grizelda cements a spell over her. Instead of playing music, Grace’s new magic makes her eager to cause mischief. With the concert looming, sisters Jess and Lily must work together to break the witch’s curse, restoring harmony—and saving the show. This charming chapter book blends friendship, animal adventures, and enchanted realms, appealing to young readers who love cats, witches, and musical fantasies.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Daisy Meadows
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