In "The Pumpkin House" by Roger Vaughan Carr, a young girl named Meg discovers an enchanting house shaped like a giant pumpkin in the woods near her village. Curious and adventurous, she explores its whimsical interiors, filled with magical secrets and playful spirits. As she uncovers the house's hidden history, Meg learns about friendship, courage, and the importance of community. However, a looming threat endangers the pumpkin house and its magic. With newfound allies, Meg embarks on a journey to protect her enchanting discovery while understanding her own role in preserving the wonders of her world. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Literacy Links Plus Guided Readers, Literacy Links Plus Guided Readers Fluent .

This book was published in 2001 by Mimosa Publications .

A trained general nurse, Julie Davey was inspired to produce this book after reading the positive works of Richard Bach, Jack Canfield, Dr Wayne Dyer and Louise Hay. Putting these principles across with her own illustrations, she hopes her book will inspire children to understand that their attitudes establish who and what they may become and how happily they can live their lives. Before writing A for Attitude, Julie sought expert opinions from a child psychologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, a senior community health nurse, and several parents. She has also trained with Jack Canfield - USA's foremost presenter of self-esteem and peak performance seminars. A self-taught artist, Julie also creates greeting cards and gift wrapper for retail and corporate use.