In this 9th book in the Diary of an Accidental Witch series, Bea and her classmates are tasked with putting on a play--and they are in charge of the entire process! But with differing opinions on just about everything, their teamwork is put to the test. Will the students find a way to work together as a dream team?

In this 9th book in the Diary of an Accidental Witch series, something exciting (and slightly terrifying) is happening at the School of Extraordinary Arts...Bea’s class is putting on a PLAY! Madam Binx has instructed the class that they are in charge of the performance, which includes writing the script, learning their lines, organizing rehearsals, and building the scenery. Everyone has strong opinions on EVERYTHING, and their teamwork is put to the test. With Winnie as director, can they get their act together and work as a dream team? With black-and-white illustrations throughout. 

Told through Bea's diary entries, the Diary of an Accidental Witch series invites readers to follow Bea on a humorous journey of self-discovery as she learns where she truly belongs.
Perdita Cargill is the mother half of a mother/daughter writing partnership and co-author of the series Waiting for Callback. Originally from the Scottish Highlands, Perdita spent many years as a lawyer before turning to writing fiction. She lives in London. View titles by Perdita Cargill
Honor Cargill is the daughter half of a mother/daughter writing partnership and co-author of the series Waiting for Callback. She is working on fiction and nonfiction writing projects and studying for a masters degree at the Courtauld Institute of Art. View titles by Honor Cargill
Katie Saunders knew she wanted to be an illustrator when she had a picture published in Twinkie Magazine at age five. She lives in Kent with her partner, two children, two cats, and a crazy sausage dog named Rolo. View titles by Katie Saunders

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In this 9th book in the Diary of an Accidental Witch series, Bea and her classmates are tasked with putting on a play--and they are in charge of the entire process! But with differing opinions on just about everything, their teamwork is put to the test. Will the students find a way to work together as a dream team?

In this 9th book in the Diary of an Accidental Witch series, something exciting (and slightly terrifying) is happening at the School of Extraordinary Arts...Bea’s class is putting on a PLAY! Madam Binx has instructed the class that they are in charge of the performance, which includes writing the script, learning their lines, organizing rehearsals, and building the scenery. Everyone has strong opinions on EVERYTHING, and their teamwork is put to the test. With Winnie as director, can they get their act together and work as a dream team? With black-and-white illustrations throughout. 

Told through Bea's diary entries, the Diary of an Accidental Witch series invites readers to follow Bea on a humorous journey of self-discovery as she learns where she truly belongs.

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Perdita Cargill is the mother half of a mother/daughter writing partnership and co-author of the series Waiting for Callback. Originally from the Scottish Highlands, Perdita spent many years as a lawyer before turning to writing fiction. She lives in London. View titles by Perdita Cargill
Honor Cargill is the daughter half of a mother/daughter writing partnership and co-author of the series Waiting for Callback. She is working on fiction and nonfiction writing projects and studying for a masters degree at the Courtauld Institute of Art. View titles by Honor Cargill
Katie Saunders knew she wanted to be an illustrator when she had a picture published in Twinkie Magazine at age five. She lives in Kent with her partner, two children, two cats, and a crazy sausage dog named Rolo. View titles by Katie Saunders

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