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Martha Mayhem Goes Nuts!
- Martha Mayhem, Book 2
- Narrated by: Amy Enticknap
- Length: 2 hrs and 32 mins
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Martha Mayhem Goes Nuts!
Narrated by:
Amy Enticknap
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Publisher's Summary
The second in a fantastic and funny series from Carnegie and Branford Boase longlisted author Joanne Owen.
Martha is still causing mayhem! She accidentally drops a nutmeg into a 'grow and move' potion concocted by grumpy witch Griselda Gritch...and mayhem unfolds, including an even-grumpier-than-Griselda-Gritch magical nutmeg lady, the village hall being accidentally knocked down by a herd of cows, and a very eventful and catastrophic village fete and football match.
Everybody blames Martha - again!
©2018 Joanne Owen (P)2018 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
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