What happens when a foolish dragon falls into a cauldron and makes it too misshapen for it to function normally? What happens when the bottle of frogspell that you thought you were carrying turns out to be blueberries mixed with porridge? What happens when a young girl sets out to become a squire?
Cauldron Spells was delightful, full of bubbles of laughter and fun. Accompanied by the dragon Adolphus and the rat Ferocious, Max and Olivia are set to turn the Arthurian world upside down. Fortunately, Caradoc the bard (who turns out to be someone quite special at the end) and Merlin are looking out for them.
Cauldron Spells was full of magic – in the story and its telling. It filled me up with warmth and smiles, and a longing to read the other two in the series.
Or more, if there are more.
| Title | Cauldron Spells |
| Author | C.J. Busby |
| Genre | Arthurian Fantasy |
| Rating (out of 5) | 4.5 |
| Age-group | 9+ |
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