The Curse of the Chocolate Phoenix by Kate Saunders

Their parents never knew what was happening because they didn't had a bone of magic in their body all they knew was that they inherit from their ansestor a chocolate workshop. Lily had a cat named Demerara she could talk and was immortal and Oz had a rat named spike and he also was inmortal. There was Oz ( short for oscar) and Lily they were twins, and then there was baby Daisy. Opinions expressed, however, are our own.īruca and Emily Spoffard were the parents of three very special children. Please Note: This book was given to us in exchange for an honest review. You may also find a copy of this review on For more reviews, recommendations, or online librarian advice, visit us at. This book was also featured on The Keepers of the Books' Weekly Reads 10 episode. Recommended for Grades 4 to 8 or Ages 8 to 14.

Although this is the sequel to the Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop, this book can be read out of order. Fans of fantasy, adventure, magic, and chocolate will enjoy reading this book. The characters are quirky, uniquely well developed, and easily draw the reader into their magical world. The plot is well developed and full of plot twists and turns. This action-packed, funny fantasy adventure is engaging and entertaining. Can the trio and their magical friends stop her and her sisters? She and her sisters are traveling through time trying to destroy history. When Demerara accidentally sets off a time travel breach after eating a leftover chocolate experiment, the group discovers that the evil witch, Alba, is back. Their family inherited their great uncle’s magical chocolate shop as well as Demerara and Spike, a magical talking cat and rat.

The Curse of the Chocolate Phoenix by Kate Saunders