Sunday, 3 March 2019
FINALLY!
Just happened to stumble upon a clip from Youtube based on the CBBC show Whoops I Missed The Bus. Here, one half of this video talks about, in the year it was recorded [2015], Scream Street! YAY! Oh my god, it's like the uploader of this video, GLMPC, read my mind and decided that something had to be done. If you want to skip to this extremely fun and exciting part of the video, go to the 11:54 mark. Let the excitement unfold!
Wandonia & Evie's Magic Bracelet
I've just thought up two new ideas in one morning - and they're truly magic!
First, there's an original movie, Wandonia. It's the tale of a magical land guarded by the power of a mystical pinnacle wand that gives everyone their powers and brings light and joy to the land. One day, someone steals the wand and plunges the land, named Wandonia because of its giant pinnacle, into darkness. This causes everyone to loose their powers except for a young boy named Mark, who may be the only hope for the land. He must find four of the people of Wandonia who still have magic powers in order to get into the gateway of the mysterious man who stole the wand.
Next, there's Evie's Magic Bracelet, based on the books by Jessica Ennis Hill.
I've got an extract in one of my Totally magazines, but it's about a girl named Evie who recieves some magic bracelets from her grandmother. Each bracelet is totally different in each movie - they give you the power to talk to animals, bring toys to life, conjure anything you wanted out of thin air, become invisible whenever you wanted, do magic just by thinking about it, fly and see golden magic everywhere. Trust me, when I get the book, you'll be wondering if there's an introduction by Jessica Ennis Hill herself at the beginning of the DVDs of each of these animated film adaptions. I think I'm quite used to adapting books by Nosy Crow now - I'm going to explore their website now.
First, there's an original movie, Wandonia. It's the tale of a magical land guarded by the power of a mystical pinnacle wand that gives everyone their powers and brings light and joy to the land. One day, someone steals the wand and plunges the land, named Wandonia because of its giant pinnacle, into darkness. This causes everyone to loose their powers except for a young boy named Mark, who may be the only hope for the land. He must find four of the people of Wandonia who still have magic powers in order to get into the gateway of the mysterious man who stole the wand.
Next, there's Evie's Magic Bracelet, based on the books by Jessica Ennis Hill.
I've got an extract in one of my Totally magazines, but it's about a girl named Evie who recieves some magic bracelets from her grandmother. Each bracelet is totally different in each movie - they give you the power to talk to animals, bring toys to life, conjure anything you wanted out of thin air, become invisible whenever you wanted, do magic just by thinking about it, fly and see golden magic everywhere. Trust me, when I get the book, you'll be wondering if there's an introduction by Jessica Ennis Hill herself at the beginning of the DVDs of each of these animated film adaptions. I think I'm quite used to adapting books by Nosy Crow now - I'm going to explore their website now.
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