Book Review-2-09:Castle Adventure

They are standing in front of the big castle by the magic key. Last time, Chip, Biff, Kipper and Gran they four were going to adventure by the magic key. Today is continuation it. The three evil witches living into the castle. The first is black witch. The second is red witch. The third is green witch. They are takes over the castle and living does indulge in. The king and Queen who living the castle is where has they go? The children were entered into the castle. When they in the room, there was one flog. ”I am a king,” said frog. “I am the king of this castle.” That flog is he called himself the king. And he said that we were changed the flog by the evil witches. He needs a help. Then, the black witch came to here. The children were decided to helps flogs. Open the door and when witch entered, they are stolen the key and makes tripped she. In the first, they were exterminates a first witch. They go out the room and go to next. The next, the red witch came to here. Gran is have a net and fall it with saying that “I don’t like witches” to witch. They were exterminates a second witch too. Gran was hugely successful. In the last, they were comes to green witch for last witch. She is eating snacks and drinking a tea. Gran don’t care about she, throw it. Gran is really strong. In the end, they were exterminates a green witch of last, kill an all witches. Then, a few flogs came to here. They are go up on the table, open a book. Kipper and Chip are keep watching the witches. Biff and gran are looking a book with flogs. When they recite a charm, in front of two flogs are change the human. The two flogs were the king and queen. Gran and Biff so surprised. The evil witches were change the flogs and burned the book of magic charm. The kings were holds the party. The children were invited the party too. And, the key shining and it was time to go home. They were dropped on the bed. Thank you for reading until the end. See you soon.

Hunt, Roderick Alex Brychta (2003)Castle Adventure Oxford University Press,

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