Tuesday 12th April We're all still talking about our plans for the holidays and Fabi has had a GENIUS idea. When I get back from visiting my grandparents, we're going to have a Finkelspark Club May Day treehouse sleepover. Can't wait. The school holidays are coming up and Bea is excited to see family, practise magic and spend time with ALL her friends! It'd be perfect, except something's up. Dad is OBSESSED with learning magic (he can't even levitate a pea!) and Taffy keeps having to do some SERIOUS THINKING. What's going on? Then Bea finds out Dad and Taffy's secret... They want to get married! Bea's To-Do list just got a lot longer - she's got a wedding day to plan, MORE secrets to keep and magic to learn teach! With help from her family and friends (new, old and VERY OLD), Bea is determined to make everything PERFECT and throw the best party of the year EVER! A perfect potion of magic and mischief, DIARY OF AN ACCIDENTAL WITCH is THE WORST WITCH meets TOM GATES. PRAISE FOR DIARY OF AN ACCIDENTAL WITCH: "Great fun!" - iPaper "Full of magical mayhem!" - BookTrust "A magical adventure that will touch your heart and tickle your funny bone." - Maz Evans, author of WHO LET THE GODS OUT "A brilliant, hilarious story!" - Emma Carroll, author of THE WEEK AT WORLD'S END

“I laughed out loud when Bea was trying to explain to her Dad, go with cats, but her Dad wasn’t listening, this was really a laugh out loud moment…After reading this book, I will be buying the previous stories as I can’t wait to read them.” Flo, aged 7, Books Up North

Honor and Perdita Cargill are a daughter/mother writing partnership and the authors of WAITING FOR CALLBACK and DIARY OF AN ACCIDENTAL WITCH. Originally from the Scottish Highlands, Perdita spent many years as a barrister before turning to writing fiction. Honor, having recently graduated from Oxford, is working on fiction and non-fiction writing projects as well as studying for a Masters at The Courtauld Institute. They both live in London. Katie Saunders knew she wanted to be an illustrator when she had a picture published in Twinkie Magazine at the age of five. Katie worked as a teacher before becoming a full-time illustrator. She enjoys working with bright colours and experimenting with textures to create cute characters that children will love. Katie's book, Touch and Explore: Little Frog, for Caterpillar Books was shortlisted for the 2012 Sheffield Children's Book Award in the Baby Book Award section.