Sweet Cherry Pub

Brigid lives in Ireland, she’s an only child, and she just so happens to have a hole in one boot on her birthday. Surprise! These arethe exact four things needed to see a leprechaun.Meet Patrick Victorious Wellington Right-Handed O’Reilly – but you can call him Paddy.Everyone knows that leprechauns have a pot of gold buried somewhere, but Paddy insists that a single shilling is all he has in theworld. Is he telling the truth? Or are leprechauns as stingy as Brigid’s parents say?

Of all the knights in Merrie England, Sir Tumbleweed is the clumsiest. He dreams of winning a tournament and slaying a dragon, buthe can’t even stay on his horse. As for rescuing a damsel in distress – chance would be a fine thing!Cue the lion, the witch and the ... unicorn? With their help, Sir Basil the Beastly, current jousting champion, is going down! Literally. After that, they just need to find a dragon (preferably small) and a damsel (beautiful, of course). What could possibly go wrong?

Sadie wakes up one morning knowing two things about her day: 1. It’s going to rain. 2. She’s going to find some money. Athunderstorm and a pound coin later, Sadie knows something else: She can see the future!But not every vision is as easy to understand. What do the words ‘Down Under’ mean? Down under where? And what does it have todo with a woman carrying a stripy umbrella?Only Cousin Beryl believes Sadie’s visions. But will it be enough to save her from a terrible accident?

How would you like to be a witch or a warlock? Sam Watson would love it! In fact, he’s pretty sure he already is one.All it takes is a magic rhyme and hey presto! A new washing machine for Mum, time off for Dad and the winning goal for a friend.Or are those just coincidences?Despite a warning about the dangers of magic, Sam casts a final spell to prove once and for all that he truly is a warlock. Will he belucky, or will his last wish backfire?

Little brothers can be SO annoying! Especially if your name is William.William’s brother Charlie is full of questions, fond of showing off and says ‘absolutely’ to absolutely everything. He doesn’t even know what it means!But for all their differences, they’re still brothers. And more than that, they’re friends. Whether William is crying ‘bull’ instead of ‘wolf’,or Charlie is counting wildebeest instead of sheep, the two of them are never far apart. (Although William would probably sleepbetter if they were!)