Discover the enchanting adventure of **Samira's Surprise Wish**, the delightful children's story by **Saviour Pirotta**, perfect for young readers aged 4-8. This beautifully illustrated paperback, measuring **150 x 205 mm** and with **40 pages** of captivating narrative, engages children’s imaginations while teaching them valuable lessons about family, bravery, and the unexpected consequences of wishes. The heartwarming tale unfolds as Samira plans a surprise birthday breakfast for her grandfather, only to face a comedic catastrophe when her dad consumes the baked beans meant for the celebration. In a race against time, Samira braves a trip to the local corner shop, where she encounters the quirky Mrs. April, leading to a whirlwind of magical wishes that spiral hilariously out of control. Each wish brings laughter, chaos, and a pinch of reality that keeps readers engaged and entertained. **Samira's Surprise Wish** is not just a story; it’s a whimsical journey filled with imagination, perfect for bedtime or storytime. Ideal for children who enjoy stories about wishes, family bonds, and adventure, this book is a must-have addition to your child’s bookshelf. Order now and unwrap the magic of **Samira's Surprise Wish** today! Fast shipping available.

CONDITION: Brand New
Dimensions: 150 x 205 mm
Pages: 40
Bind: paperback
Author: Saviour Pirotta Publisher: Wacky Bee Books
Publication Date: 24-09-2020

amira's grandparents are coming to stay for the weekend, to celebrate Grandpa's birthday. Samira has a surprise in store for them. A cooked breakfast! Sadly, Samira's dad scoffs the baked beans when he comes home from work in the early hours of the morning. (He has no idea they were meant to be part of grandpa's surprise.) There is no time for Samira's mum to go to the supermarket so Samira has to go to the corner shop. This is a dusty old place run by Mrs. April. Samira is scared of her because she has a moustache and has never been in the place. But, seeing this is an emergency, she plucks up the courage. Mrs April has only one tin of beans in stock, and it has a very special offer printed on the label. One magic wish come true with every spoonful of beans. (only one wish per person) Back home, everyone thinks the offer is a joke. Buy when Grandpa wishes for a hardback book by his favourite author (he's waiting for the paperback), it comes true. Immediately everyone in the family makes a wish, and the wishes keep on getting bigger, greedier and more ridiculous. When Grandma wishes for a horse, it wrecks the cramped living room so Mum wishes for a bigger house. This has the unfortunate effect of squashing the adjoining houses. The neighbours come to complain and soon the whole estate is at war. Samira wants to make her own wish, to be transported away from the chaos and to a far off place on a unicorn. But there are no beans left. She visits Mrs April in the hope that