Genre: Fiction, Children literature
Rating: 4/5
Main characters: The boy who is probably the main character all round because it is all based around him. He meets a woman at the beginning who try to persuade him to come down and receive a gift from her, But little did he know she was a witch that likes to consume and rather torture people. A little bit later in the book The boy and his Grandmother travel to Norway for a holiday, But they had no idea that that was the witches hide out, which gives the boy more adventures after they find out he's in Norway. They want to turn him into a mouse, which they proceed to do and succeed, so him and his grandmother go's on a journey to find a cure for the boy to turn back into a human. His grandma, who is the person who looks after him helps the boy go through this journey, and also the grandma is sick as well which makes it more challenging for the boy and grandma. The Grand high witch is the last main character and the evil character in this book, from her eating, torturing or evening turning kids into mice, she is without mercy. She has weak effects and strong effects and even weird effects, Her mains are that she has the power to persuade children into following her and she can also smell you, but the dirtier you are, the less they can smell you. Her weak effects consist of her being slow and her weird effects consist of her being bald and looking like a man.
Synopsis:
Ever since The boys parents died in a car crash, He has been fostered and taken care of by his grandma, Who at the moment has a flu. But they are supposed to be on their way to Norway to go on holiday. But little did they know witches had a hide out there and did all sorts of things to children, but they did one pacific thing to the boy, they turned into a mouse, which gives him and his grandma a harder time in Norway. Will they find a cure or will something else happen.
P.V
I didn't mind the book, it was actually pretty good and if I had to recommend it, I would recommend it for people who like no fiction and people who especially like Roald Dahl
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