Anna Kadabra 2: A Problem with Wings

In the second installment of the lively and imaginative series Anna Kadabra, readers are transported to the whimsical town of Moonville, where everyday oddities have become the new normal—but things are about to get even stranger. When glitter-covered dung starts falling from the sky, Anna and her best friends in the Club of the Full Moon realise that this isn’t just another magical mishap—it’s the work of a very unusual creature: a flying pup that is half-pig, half-unicorn. With the mischievous magical wild-card on the loose, the gang must navigate second-hand broomsticks, secret passages and the looming threat of the sinister Cazabrujas, the witch-hunters who would rather expose the town’s magic than protect it.
Author Pedro Mañás and illustrator David Sierra Listón combine humour, fantasy and teenage witchcraft adventure to craft a story that encourages curiosity, bravery and friendship. The clear and fluid Spanish text (128 pages) makes this edition ideal for newly independent readers aged 7 and up, while the vibrant imagery keeps the pace lively and engaging. From an underground wizard school hidden in house-walls to flying scooters and magical creature chases, Anna Kadabra 2 is a sparkling blend of fantasy and fun that captivates young readers. Whether they’ve already met Anna in book one or are diving into the series for the first time, this volume stands alone as an entertaining magical-mystery adventure. A recommended pick for families, classrooms or young fantasy fans who enjoy humour-driven magic and vibrant characters.