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The Worst Witch Saves the Day (The Worst Witch #5)

Jill Murphy

Paperback | Pages: 156 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 1323 Users | 73 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Worst Witch Saves The Day (Worst Witch, Book 5)
ISBN:	0141314346 (ISBN13: 9780141314341)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Worst Witch #5

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In this fifth book in The Worst Witch series, someone’s pretending to be someone they’re not, automatically deceiving everyone in their passage, including trouble-prone Mildred.

While I did enjoy this sequel, I found it not as surprising and creative as the last. Many elements were recycled from past books—there’s one even the author acknowledges—and while Mildred’s attitude towards them changes, seeing her reactions was not enough entertainment to make me love The Worst Witch Saves the Day as much as the others.

Also, it’s more like The Worst Witch and Her Friends Save the Day, because without them, Mildred would still be in trouble right about now. Her friends often come to the rescue, by the way. It’s about time someone mentions that.

Every character gains maturity, except for Ethel. It’s as though her immature, unexplained feud with Mildred will last forever. The worst thing is, Ethel doesn’t even have minions, so she’s just some random villain who annoys most people and no one seems to fear. At least now, she hides some of her sneering.

It was good to learn that Mildred has a family—a mother, at least. That’s all that was explicitly said. But at least she was mentioned. Before, I didn’t even know if she had parents or not. Only the girls and school are talked about in the series. Nothing of the exterior world. I wonder if the mundane people even know witches exist.

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Title	:	The Worst Witch Saves the Day (The Worst Witch #5)
Author	:	Jill Murphy
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 156 pages
Published	:	October 31st 2006 by Puffin Books (first published January 1st 1999)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Fiction. Paranormal. Witches. Magic. Middle Grade

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Ratings: 4.01 From 1323 Users | 73 Reviews

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I had no idea that this series existed until a version showed up on Netflix. It's tempting to compare it with Harry Potter, but I realize that this series came first and has its own charm. With lots of drawings, larger than typical typeface, and humor, this book would be great for younger readers.

These books have every single feeling all at once. I can laugh, I can cry, they are funny, they are scary. The worst witch gets into a bit of trouble, but she often saves the day. These books remind me that sometimes mistakes are good and accidents can lead the way to success.

In this fifth book in The Worst Witch series, someones pretending to be someone theyre not, automatically deceiving everyone in their passage, including trouble-prone Mildred. While I did enjoy this sequel, I found it not as surprising and creative as the last. Many elements were recycled from past bookstheres one even the author acknowledgesand while Mildreds attitude towards them changes, seeing her reactions was not enough entertainment to make me love The Worst Witch Saves the Day as much as

This left me so exasperated! Mildred never retaliates when Ethel is spiteful to her, which probably makes Mildred a better person than me, but the fact that Mildred also trusts Ethel after everything she's done is downright alarming. Case in point: in this book Mildred lets Ethel chop off all her hair, then she drinks a regrowth potion that Ethel oh so kindly brews for her. Mildred, you deserved everything you got with that one. I also wanted to facepalm when Mildred turns herself into an ant --

This was a fun read. Not the best story plot, but an overall fun read. If you love witch's, this is something you should look at.

Another adventure for Mildred and Co., and this time people have the grace to point out that most of Mildred's accidents aren't her fault. This story starts with a hair disaster and ends with people being transformed into ants and snails, and also features a really weird new teacher.

This book was interesting. It was about as good as the last two books in the series but there were some inconsistencies between this books and the previous books that bothered me. They weren't that noticeable but they still took away from the story when I noticed them. Overall this book was ok and I'm hoping the next book is better than this one.