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Emily Wheaton

Emily Wheaton has been working in the voiceover space for as long as she has been acting. Her voice credits include the Emmy Award-nominated animated series Get Ace, by Galaxy Pop. She also has a strong singing voice and first trod the boards as a child in the role of Brigitta in The Sound of Music for SEL/GFO. Having been born in the UK, Emily can work in UK dialects as well as her natural Australian accent.

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Title:

Mirabelle in Double Trouble

Series:

Mirabelle #4

Written by:

Harriet Muncaster 

Read by:

Emily Wheaton 

Format:

Unabridged CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

55 minutes 

Published:

February 03 2022 

Available Date:

February 03 2022 

Age Category:

Children (5+) 

ISBN:

9781867594543 

Genres:

Fiction; Children; Children's Fiction; Fantasy 

Publisher:

Bolinda audio 

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Price

Bolinda price

AUD$ 24.95

AUD$ 24.95

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International bestselling author
Award winning author
UK Author

Half witch, half fairy, totally naughty! Mirabelle is Isadora Moon’s cousin, who we first meet in the author's famous Isadora Moon series.

Mirabelle and her family are off on holiday and Mirabelle has promised to be on her very best behaviour. She really means it too … The holiday is amazing – but when Mirabelle makes a new friend called Beatrix, she makes a worrying discovery – Beatrix is even more mischievous than Mirabelle! With potions gone wrong, runaway dragons and food fights, will Mirabelle’s family believe that Mirabelle is (mostly) innocent this time, or is it just a case of double the trouble?

'From the author of Isadora Moon comes an adorable story that will speak to every child with a naughty side as well as a nice one – and the nail-biting excitement is perfect for younger readers beginning to explore chapter books and read independently.' (on Mirabelle Gets Up To Mischief)
Booktrust

'Mirabelle's misadventures always leave youngsters eager for more!' (on Mirabelle Breaks the Rules)
Lancashire Post

'A charming story about self-acceptance.' (on Isadora Moon Goes To School)
Kirkus Reviews

'Once again, Muncaster’s carefully assembled and impressively detailed miniature scenes are a major source of the story’s charm.' (on Happy Halloween, Witch's Cat!)
Publishers Weekly