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Magic Kitten: A Circus Wish

The sixth installment in the enchanting Magic Kitten series introduces readers to Flame, a young prince destined to inherit the Lion’s throne. However, Flame faces a formidable challenge; he is not yet equipped to confront his malevolent uncle, who is responsible for the tragic demise of his parents and is intent on usurping Flame’s rightful place.

To evade his uncle’s grasp, Flame must disguise himself as a kitten and navigate the human world, constantly on the move to avoid detection. His journey is marked by a series of adventures as he employs his unpredictable magical abilities to assist those in need, all while remaining vigilant against the threat posed by his uncle.

In a parallel storyline, we meet Sadie, a spirited young girl who is thrilled to join the local circus youth group. She discovers a remarkable aptitude for acrobatics, which fills her with joy and excitement. However, this newfound talent creates a rift between her and her best friend, Jenny, who struggles to keep up with Sadie’s skills.

Jealousy begins to cloud their friendship, and Jenny’s demeanor shifts, leaving Sadie feeling confused and uncertain about how to mend their relationship. It is during this tumultuous time that Sadie encounters a solitary coal-black kitten, a meeting that promises to change the course of her summer and perhaps even her friendship with Jenny.

The intertwining narratives of Flame and Sadie highlight themes of courage, friendship, and the complexities of growing up. Flame’s quest for safety and identity resonates with Sadie’s journey of self-discovery and the challenges of navigating friendships.

As both characters face their respective trials, the presence of the magical kitten catalyzes growth and understanding. The story beautifully illustrates how unexpected encounters can lead to profound changes, encouraging readers to reflect on their own experiences of friendship, loyalty, and the courage to confront adversity.

Sue Bentley

Sue, a lifelong resident of Northampton, has dedicated a significant portion of her career to the Northamptonshire libraries, where her enthusiasm for public libraries has only deepened over the years. Her affection for books is profound; she cherishes their tactile qualities, the unique scents they emit, and their visual appeal.

A delightful quirk of hers is to select a bookmark that complements the cover of each book she reads, enhancing her reading experience. For Sue, the act of reading transcends mere words on a page; it encompasses the physicality of the book itself, the convenience of carrying it in her shoulder bag, and the joy of immersing herself in literature at her favorite cafes, all of which contribute to a rich sensory journey.

She finds immense pleasure in exploring both new and vintage bookstores, engaging in lively discussions about literature with fellow enthusiasts, and connecting with other writers, as well as meeting her readers during author events. Additionally, she relishes the indulgence of high-quality dark chocolate while she writes, making her creative process all the more enjoyable.