Worry Magic

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Worry Magic

By: Dawn McNiff

Narrated by: Gemma Lawrence

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Courtney is a worrier - she's worried about everything, from her mum and dad's constant fights, to her Gran being ill, to the fact that her best friend, Lois, suddenly seems to be more interested in growing up and hanging out with mean girl Bex than with her.

But then one day, during a particularly bad argument kicked off by her dad's discovery of a pig in their lounge (don't ask...), Courtney begins to feel a bit funny...a bit woozy...a bit like a dream is coming on - and then when she wakes up everything is better! Mum and dad are being nice to each other, the pig is going back to the animal shelter (really, don't ask...) and even Kyle, her older brother, seems to be making an effort. Courtney becomes sure that each time she feels woozy and has her dreams, she's magicking her problems and worries away. Her mum, dad and brother aren't so sure though.

Can Courtney convince everybody that her worry magic dreams are the perfect way to solve her problems? Or should she learn to worry a little less and to ask for help in some non-magical places more?

Fantasy

Fiction

Growing Up

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Literature & Fiction

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dream

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I love this book like it sort of teaches you that it’s okay to be worried but not too much. I think that the best thing about it is that it has humour but Bex is a total idiot and drama queen 🙄but overall it is fantastic☺️ I recommend it

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