Join cool and quirky Jax and her magical moon cat, Moonbeans, in this touching, out-of-this-world series of fun and friendship .
Join cool and quirky Jax and her magical moon cat, Moonbeans, in this touching, out-of-this-world series of fun and friendship .
Hopes, dreams and Moonbeans – meet Jax and her magical moon cat!When Jax's class go on a school trip to the newly opened Goose Green City Farm, Conrad can't believe his luck. He loves animals, but his mum just won't let him have a pet. But before Jax and Moonbeans can use a sprinkle of moon magic to help Conrad out, he's landed himself in big trouble – for bringing a secret pet mouse to school! Can Jax and her magical moon cat find a way to help Conrad, and will Moonbeans ever complete his own mission – to finally meet his earth cat dad?With runaway mice, farmyard fun and a circus in town, it looks like there are all sorts of spectacular magical surprises in store for Goose Green ...
Annie Dalton grew up in the Suffolk countryside of the 1950s. Her father left her family when she was six years old, but she remembers him making up spellbinding stories putting her in the starring role. Annie's mother paid the bills by working as a secretary, but should really have been an artist, and both Annie's mother and grandmother had a habit of seeing ghosts. These family influences could be why so many of her stories tend to mix gritty real life situations and characters with magic. Her best-selling Angel Academy series, (formerly titled Agent Angel) about a human high school girl from the inner city who unexpectedly becomes an angel, quickly found international success. She has won both the Nottingham Oak prize for children's books and the Portsmouth Children's Book Award. She has been twice shortlisted and once commended for the Carnegie Medal, and Friday Forever, published by Barrington Stoke, won the Verghereto 100 Ragazzi Book Award. She lives in a Norfolk cottage overlooking a meadow that has a ruined castle in it. She has three children, two grand-daughters, a dog, two cats and half shares in a third, tortoiseshell cat called Tweedie. Emma Weaver is a popular voice on British children's television, best known for voicing Bella in The Tweenies and Mina in Jelly Jamm. She has had five top ten hits and four top ten albums with The Tweenies and enjoyed performances on Top of the Pops, The Chart Show, The Saturday Show, cd:uk and The Pepsi Chart Show. She regularly voices commercials for both television and radio, and has appeared in many theatre productions, including Patsy Cline, The Musical, Wizard of Oz and Jungle Book, among many others.
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