Mr Majeika (Mr Majeika, 1)

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It is a book which has a lot of adventure and creativity expressed within it which is something that can be used to support children from Years 3-6, particularly because it helps with their own individual creativity. Incidents such as ghostly sounds, vanishing people through walls and doors followed by strange lights ignite the sense of mystery and adventure evident in this book.

This time there's a trip down a magic river, a battle to save St Barty's from the wrecking ball, and work experience for Class Three. Mr Majeika can behave just like any ordinary teacher if he wants to, but something has to be done about Hamish Bigmore, the class nuisance, and so he uses a little magic to turn him into a frog. My daughter (age 6) is working her way through this series at the moment and thoroughly enjoying them.When he and his class three find themselves stranded in a mysterious and creepy hotel it unfolds a series of incredible events. These are lovely classic, harmless stories that are playful and fun for kids to read and don't use complex language, so they're very easy reads.

It's short but with lots of chapters, it takes the reader through several incidents in a school year. As we grow, we learn that the magicians we see on television are only performing tricks, so the magic of watching them somehow fades. This is possibly due to ongoing rights issues after the production company, TVS, dropped out of the ITV network in 1992 and subsequently went through a number of take-overs. Mr Majeika is the title of a series of children's books, written by Humphrey Carpenter and published between 1984 and 2006. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child.The first volume, Mr Majeika, was published in 1984 and was followed by Mr Majeika and the Music Teacher, Mr Majeika and the Haunted Hotel and The TV Adventures of Mr Majeika.

With Mr Majeika in charge, suddenly life at school become much more exciting there's even a magic-carpet ride to Buckingham Palace!This is particularly because of its ‘superhero’ feel like nature and magical element that children feel that they can relate to and would definitely recommend it. Hamish begins to be kind to everyones astonishment but has he really changed or is there a bigger prize he has his eye on? As a rule, magic carpets don't turn up in schools, but this is exactly what happens when Class Three’s new teacher flies in through the classroom window and lands on the floor with a bump. I'm reading Stig of the Dump as I'm writing this review, and Stig uses great language and memorable description. But rules are made to be broken, and that’s exactly what happens when Class Three’s new teacher flies in through the classroom window and lands on the floor with a bump!