They arrive, hoping to use magic again, but learn that Miss Price has given it up! After some convincing, she allows them one trip to the past but when they return with a strange young man from the middle ages, Miss Price needs to reconsider her promise to never do magic again. The children convince their mother to talk to Miss Price and it is arranged they will spend the summer with her. The children see an advert in the paper from Miss Price offering her home to two school children for summer holidays.

This story opens two years later, after Aunt Beatirce passes away. Miss Price accompanies them on their second trip. The three siblings go on two adventures with their bed - which must be attached to the bedknob to work. Miss Price agrees and puts a spell on a bednob from Aunt Beatrice's house that Paul has been playing with.

The children suggest a compromise - Miss Price gives them something magic in exchange for their silence, and if word of her hobby gets out, their magical object is taken away. Paul declares he saw her riding a broomstick and Miss Price debates turning them into animals so they can't tell anyone she's secretly learning witchcraft. Aunt Beatrice sends the children over to visit Miss Price with some goodies and well wishes.

The youngest of the siblings, Paul, insists Miss Price was flying on a broomstick and hurt her foot when she fell off it. * Gallery images show an example of what may be included in your box – treat contents may differ.While the three children are staying with their great aunt Beatrice, a local spinster named Miss Price hurts her ankle.

A hand poured wax seal to finish it all off – great for keeping and putting in a journal or scrapbook as decoration!.

A Bookish Postcard – perfect for framing or displaying in your home.

A Tasty Treat (Meredith & Drew Biscuits).

A brand new paperback copy of Bedknobs and Broomsticks by Mary Norton.

And so their adventures begin…ĭiscover The Magic Bedknob and Bonfires and Broomsticks, two stories full of magic from much-loved author Mary Norton, and the inspiration behind the classic film What’s included in your Box? In order to keep them quiet, Miss Price gives the three children a gift – an enchanted bedknob that will whisk them off anywhere they want, for as long as they keep her secret. When prim and proper Miss Price from next door falls off her broomstick, Carey, Charles and Paul discover that she’s actually a witch.

Bedknob and Broomstick by Mary Norton