The Worst Witch And The Wishing Star - Plot & Excerpts
‘Isn’t it strange,’ she had mused to Maud at lunch-break, ‘you know – how time shoots past when you’re not looking forward to something, like going to the dentist, but takes forever if you’re waiting for something nice like a birthday party?’ Maud tapped on Mildred’s door at the end of the day and found her friend studying the map of all the corridors and stairs that had been assigned to her. ‘Oh, hi, Maud,’ said Mildred, trying to sound confident. ‘Do you think it’s dark enough to get started yet? I don’t want to get stranded in a pitch-black corridor somewhere before I’ve lit everything.’ As if to answer her question, the first bat detached itself from the sleeping bat-huddle, nosed open the bat flap and set off hunting. ‘I guess that answers my question!’ laughed Mildred, picking up the holdall. ‘Wish me luck.’ ‘Good luck, Millie,’ said Maud. ‘I’m just off myself, monitoring the first-years while they do their homework, so I’ll see you later.’ ‘See you then,’ said Mildred.
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