Magical Children: The Smallest Girl Ever values there are no punishments and

there are no punishments and the students are more likely to be taught about body painting or extreme survival than maths or English

it is the evening of 16-year-old Melody’s coming of age ceremony in her grandparents’ Brooklyn brownstone

and for what (probably) foul purpose

the fourth book in the Costa Children's Book Award winning Goth Girl series by Chris Riddell

There's no school

Magical Children: The Smallest Girl Ever values there are no punishments andWritten by Sally Gardner paperback Ruby Genie is an orphan. Everyone expects her to have the same fantastic magical powers as her famous parents did, but Ruby can't do any magic at all, or so she thinks, and feels a complete failure. Then she begins to get smaller and smaller and smaller. With a cast of unforgettable characters such as the self important magician the Great Alfonso, and Aunt Hat the kindly lady conjuror who is hopeless at doing tricks,